Talking with the Animals-Talking with the Animals

Host Lee Witting reads an NDE and an STE from IANDS: In the first, an Algerian man hit by a car is graced by Jesus, Mohammed, and Shiva. In the second, the prophecy of a cat’s death resolves in a breakthrough STE for the owner’s soul, as well.

Could there be fewer animals in heaven because their spirits choose to stay here? They tell Janice Goff the choice is theirs, to stay where they’re happiest, as we continue the celebration of October’s St. Francis Day.

Can human ghosts meet up with the ghosts of their long-lost beloved pets, or must they wait till both get to heaven? Janice Goff's experiences at two famous haunted hotels give us some clues.

While waiting for live call-ins, Lee read three NDE stories from IANDS. Then the phone finally rang. Plus, what did Eve’s apple (to eat of, the serpent promised, we’d gain the knowledge of good and evil) have to do with the Internet?

A decade ago, we pointed out the sources of fear in the world and what NDErs can do about it. Check out this ten-year-old prophecy, and see if you don’t agree that NDE messages can still save the world.

Guest “Ana Christina” describes how she was poisoned into paralysis while Holy Spirit comforted her – then abused and asphyxiated by her husband into a profound NDE.

Guest Cristael Ann Bengston went from her body into endless blackness — but then continued, ignoring pleas from her mother, as she journeyed toward the heart of God. She reports, “I am only a small part of me.”

An asthma pump, too late to prevent an NDE, enabled her to return with this knowing: we are not meant to live in fear and shame, and we are never separate from love. Even in our worst moments, God is always present with open arms.

At six years old, Nancy Clark’s best friends were spirit beings, invisible to others, but very visible to her. When lightning struck, those spirit friends stayed with her, guiding her into a life of healing others.

Biblical annotations can help make translated scripture understandable, and an IANDS Journal article by Marco Condorelli, PhD, points to the English Geneva Bible’s annotations from 1602 as speaking NDE. Could the annotator himself have had an NDE?