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Near-death experience

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Oct 31, 2026

Sandra ChamplainHOST
6:34
But how does a dying, oxygen-starved brain perceive things that are physically impossible to see? How does a person under deep anesthesia or complete cardiac arrest travel across a building and report exact, verifiable physical details that doctors and nurses later confirm down to the letter? Based on Gallup polls and extensive scientific studies, they say that between 4% and 8% of the world's population have had a near-death experience.
Sandra ChamplainHOST
7:07
Hundreds of millions of human beings have looked past the veil, and the universal after effect among them is the complete and permanent elimination of the fear of death.
Sandra ChamplainHOST
7:19
Researchers like Robert and Suzanne Mays point out that NDEs are not vague, chaotic dreams.
Sandra ChamplainHOST
7:26
They are structured, highly consistent core experiences.
Sandra ChamplainHOST
7:32
a profound sense of peace, a feeling of separation from the physical body, veridical perceptions of the physical realm, entering a transcendental realm of light, encountering spiritual beings and or deceased loved ones, and undergoing a life review before choosing or being told to return to their earthly body.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:08
Here's Jeff.
Jeff MaraHOST
0:09
John, you had an NDE due to eating poisonous mushrooms.
Jeff MaraHOST
0:16
Tell us what happened.
John ScottGUEST
0:18
Okay.

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John ScottGUEST
11:59
And to give a brief on that, there's four terrestrial circuits and four extraterrestrial circuits that Wilson demarcated.
John ScottGUEST
12:07
So the four terrestrial circuits, most of the planets still stuck in them.
John ScottGUEST
12:11
And then when you get into the four latter ones, which ironically the Eighth Circuit culminates via an NDE or an OBE.
John ScottGUEST
12:18
So you get into quantum consciousness.
Alex FerrariHOST
47:25
We're just not capable of seeing it.
Alex FerrariHOST
47:27
Now, I wanted to dive into the work that you've done with NDEs.
Alex FerrariHOST
47:30
What is your experience with near-death experiences? And when you first started studying this from a scientific perspective, how did it just
Marjorie WoollacottGUEST
47:40
rock your world? I didn't really know much about them until I started writing this book, Infinite Awareness.
Marjorie WoollacottGUEST
51:22
He lets her do everything she would like to do spiritually, but it's not for him.
Marjorie WoollacottGUEST
51:25
And then we almost have to accept each person's journey and just say, okay, that's fine.
Marjorie WoollacottGUEST
51:31
But so that was my first example, getting back to NDEs.
Marjorie WoollacottGUEST
51:34
And then what next happened is after I had written my book and I had begun to explore this even more, somebody told me to listen to your podcast, to a particular podcast.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
2:30
But Jordan is a consciousness researcher, author, speaker, and the host of the award-winning Conscious Observers podcast.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
2:37
Following a transformative near-death experience in 2019, he dedicated his life to understanding consciousness and exploring humanity's role in shaping reality.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
2:46
Trained at the legendary Monroe Institute, which we're going to get into today, Crowder combines insights from neuroscience, philosophy, emerging technology, and metaphysical traditions to challenge conventional assumptions about the mind, identity, and human potential.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
3:01
And it goes on, but that's just in a nutshell kind of who you are and what you do.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
3:04
So...
Tyler KiwalaHOST
3:05
I guess we'll turn it over to you and give you an opportunity to better introduce yourself to us and our audience.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
3:12
And it seems that this all started with this near-death experience in 2019.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
3:17
So maybe you can take us through what that was like and how you ended up where you are today.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
3:05
I kind of got to know you whenever we did the show on Comfort Radio, whenever you guys interviewed me.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
3:10
And you mentioned some really interesting things as far as you had a near-death experience at age three.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
3:17
You lived on a military base in Hawaii until age six, and you've had a number of childhood experiences that are very interesting that kind of led you down this path and landed you where you are today.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
3:27
So welcome to the show.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
3:30
We're very excited to have you here.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
3:32
So maybe we can just...
Tyler KiwalaHOST
3:34
And maybe we could just go from the beginning and tell us about this near-death experience at age three, if that's where it did truly all start for you, and then we'll go from there.
Eva RozierGUEST
3:43
Okay.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
2:39
But Jordan is a consciousness researcher, author, speaker, and the host of the award-winning Conscious Observers podcast.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
2:46
Following a transformative near-death experience in 2019, he dedicated his life to understanding consciousness and exploring humanity's role in shaping reality.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
2:55
Trained at the legendary Monroe Institute, which we're going to get into today, Crowder combines insights from neuroscience, philosophy, emerging technology, and metaphysical traditions to challenge conventional assumptions about the mind, identity, and human potential.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
3:10
And it goes on, but that's just in a nutshell kind of who you are and what you do.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
3:13
So...
Tyler KiwalaHOST
3:14
I guess we'll turn it over to you and give you an opportunity to better introduce yourself to us and our audience.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
3:21
And it seems that this all started with this near-death experience in 2019.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
3:26
So maybe you can take us through what that was like and how you ended up where you are today.
David KleeGUEST
20:52
And I never saw him again.
David KleeGUEST
20:54
It was like, what was he? Where was he? Who was he? Was it linked to my NDE? I don't know what it was.
David KleeGUEST
21:06
And I still hadn't remembered anything about my NDE yet.
David KleeGUEST
21:09
And then this guy walks in.
David KleeGUEST
21:11
I was just like completely bewildered.

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David KleeGUEST
27:35
It totally blew my mind.
David KleeGUEST
27:37
It totally blew my mind.
David KleeGUEST
27:40
Unfortunately, while I was a student at Mercer, because of my initial NDE, my heart arrhythmia started kicking in regularly.
Robert HadenGUEST
7:27
back to our authentic, resonant self.
Rod BlandHOST
7:30
Yeah, there's some people who won't know the details of your NDE.
Rod BlandHOST
7:34
Could you give us the...
Rod BlandHOST
7:36
What happened there? And tell us about the specifics of that, because I know a lot of things changed after, like they do for people who have NDE's.
Robert HadenGUEST
7:42
Yeah, they do.
Robert HadenGUEST
7:43
And, you know, a lot of people think it's just like a rocket shooting off to space, and then you come back with all these discoveries.

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Robert HadenGUEST
19:45
Of course not.
Robert HadenGUEST
19:45
Like, why would I leave? Of course I'm not leaving.
Shaun TabattHOST
2:04
I love sharing these sorts of stories.
Shaun TabattHOST
2:06
It's been a minute since I've done any NDE interviews, so I'm excited to have gotten back into the group in this past week.
Shaun TabattHOST
2:12
This is my second one.
Shaun TabattHOST
2:13
And so I guess the place I like to start is just, you know, story behind the story, like before you had your NDE, like set Set your stage kind of like day in the life, what was going on for you? Where were you with God at that stage? I feel like that backdrop is always a bit helpful to understand before we step into the experience.
Camille GentGUEST
2:35
Sure, sure.
Camille GentGUEST
2:36
So I'm just going to start real quick with getting saved, and that was in 2003.
Joe BorowskyHOST
2:01
And I'm generally interested in finding out what your, I mean, a lot of people want to know what people's, you know, religious or faith was around.
Joe BorowskyHOST
2:10
So a little bit of that, maybe what was influencing you in your childhood, but also the way you were as a human being, like, how were you with your friends?
Asara AdamsGUEST
2:18
I grew up in a very spiritual family, mainstream Catholic, but my parents were very, very intuitive.
Asara AdamsGUEST
2:29
And my dad was very intuitive, like highly sensitive, highly intuitive.
Joe BorowskyHOST
6:13
So, okay.
Joe BorowskyHOST
6:14
So, all right.
Joe BorowskyHOST
6:15
So that's your childhood.
Joe BorowskyHOST
6:16
And so let's talk about the NDE then.

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