WE DON'T DIE® Radio with host Sandra Champlain
Oct 23, 2026 · 1 hr 12 min · 13 segments
Join Sandra as she speaks with Admir Serrano, a Brazilian-American researcher, speaker, and former skeptic who became a firm believer in the immortality of the spirit. With degrees in psychology and…
So I'm farm boy and, and had a wonderful experience, wonderful childhood in, in, in nature was my back, my, my backyard.
And I grew up in Catholic faith, and I used to be an altar boy at one point, and I loved it extremely, extremely much.
There was something that was amazing, something, a memory, very vivid, and that I deeply cherish that.
And it was a little bit exacerbated by when my father died, I was 19 years old.
And then it's, it's that you, you also study grief and bereavement and, and, you know, that, and, uh, things that when we don't understand, especially when we lose a loved one.
We blame, many times we blame ourselves, even though it's not, we shouldn't, but we do anyways.
And then when we need to blame someone, some higher power, guess who we blame? We blame that very being that we run to when things get tough and we don't know what to do.
And then I started studying, like, humanism and all that kind of has nothing to do with sexuality.
dies but then i think i i had a another path that was um my destiny let's say that in in the year 2000 i started having spontaneous out-of-body experiences like all of a sudden i was totally lucid i i knew where i was and uh you know i was in places there were that I asked and they told me this is the other side of life.
So I'm farm boy and, and had a wonderful experience, wonderful childhood in, in, in nature was my back, my, my backyard.
And I grew up in Catholic faith, and I used to be an altar boy at one point, and I loved it extremely, extremely much.
There was something that was amazing, something, a memory, very vivid, and that I deeply cherish that.
And it was a little bit exacerbated by when my father died, I was 19 years old.
And then it's, it's that you, you also study grief and bereavement and, and, you know, that, and, uh, things that when we don't understand, especially when we lose a loved one.
We blame, many times we blame ourselves, even though it's not, we shouldn't, but we do anyways.
And then when we need to blame someone, some higher power, guess who we blame? We blame that very being that we run to when things get tough and we don't know what to do.
And then I started studying, like, humanism and all that kind of has nothing to do with sexuality.
dies but then i think i i had a another path that was um my destiny let's say that in in the year 2000 i started having spontaneous out-of-body experiences like all of a sudden i was totally lucid i i knew where i was and uh you know i was in places there were that I asked and they told me this is the other side of life.
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