Grilling Lee 2: NDE QandAs from Listeners-Grilling Lee 2: NDE QandAs from Listeners

The visit to a karmic hell leads to a helpful guidance from our guest s deceased father, two angels with useful information, a review of multiple past lives, and a beautiful vision of heaven before the Light returns our guest to his body and a more loving approach to life.

Our guest was sent along with the FBI to Shanksville, PA to help at the terrorist crash site. Her stunning vision of St. Michael and his legion of angels, and later her memory of Mary gathering souls, is a tribute to the spiritual significance of the 9/11 event.

In a salute to last week’s IANDS conference in Phoenix, here’s a talk I gave at a conference we held in California some ten years ago re the limiting points of view organized religion and mainstream science present, versus the nature of truth as revealed by NDEs. We’re all Bozos on this bus, but there are bodhisattvas on board with us, too.

NDE Radio's 560-piece picture puzzle of programs continues last year's Q&A tradition with a new selection of questions to Lee from listener comments on our "NDE Radio with Lee Witting" YouTube channel.

Gender politics, the basic refuge of authoritarian male dominance, is rooted in reproductive rules over women’s bodies. Enforced by creepy laws and spiritual shaming, these moves are an attempt to drag women back to the days of only pregnant and in the kitchen. The souls of women born on this globe have arrived with plans far greater than that, so let them be.

Leonard Rogers was only three when he was hit by a car, yet a life preview provided by his NDE revealed a face he knew to be his future son.

Before he died in 2006, Rabbi Yitzhak Kaduri had a spiritually transformative experience (STE) when he met the Jewish Messiah in a vision. In a note opened a year after his death, Rabbi Kaduri named the Messiah he met. In an NDE report from IANDS, Jennifer Bryant identifies Michael and Gabriel as the two angels she meets, and revises her name for God.

Charlene Kent spent years mulling over the nature of reality as envisioned in the Matrix movies. Today our cats, Neo and Trinity, gain our attention by acting out the obsessions and sometimes the love that Neo and Trinity portrayed for one another in the films.

Lee shares some thoughts on whether NDEs work more as a window into heaven, or as a mirror to our soul's relationship with life on earth. And if the answer is both, then what role does time play? The show includes the NDE of a drowned eight-year-old girl, and how that experience influenced the direction of her life. Part Two concludes next week in a discussion with Lee's wife, Charlene, on the nature of reality, free will, A.I., and time as underlying themes in the Matrix movies.

Lee Witting mourns his dog Sunny, the co-author of their book, Dr. Doggerel Howls at the Moon. Their rhymes reflect on the relationship of creation and corruption, love and longing, and how Creation ends in Revelation--for the Bible, the universe, and for each one of us.