NDE Radio With Lee Witting

Dying from pneumonia, D'vora felt the healing prayers being said as hands working on her. She woke to see attending angels, and behind them, deceased family members waiting to welcome her when death finally comes.

When his spiritual guide warned and protected him from a terrible car accident, 17-year-old Ken ignored the lesson until he was suddenly, dramatically reminded. Ken serves the cause of remembering NDEs today by engineering and maintaining NDE Radio's YouTube library.

Return guest Janice Goff tells two overlapping stories of birds that translate into a parable of sorts for the Easter just past. It is said that birds and angels both are messengers, especially in a season celebrating reincarnation.

The notion that a Third Temple must be built on the Temple Mount before Jesus can return gets rebutted in this encore presentation. Lee bases his theory on an insight that flashed before him in Israel in 2004 – that the true Third Temple already exists.

She didn't want to return, but Linda's NDE wish to serve God is what brought her back. Today, with thousands of pets as well as people dying from war and starvation, it's good to remember that all soul-life is eternal. Sharing love with all life is our way of serving God on earth.

When eight-year-old Ken left his body, he was bullied by child spirits until an angel of light answered his cry. He went on to meet generations of his family, got deconstructed by the light, and witnessed earth’s future.

Host Lee Witting reads two reports from IANDS concerning the loving, transformative power of the Light, and describes a time he witnessed that Light himself.

A message from a prisoner’s deceased sister led clinical psychologist Roy L. Hill into a deep study of NDEs and what we can learn about ourselves from the Other Side.

Few NDEs prove so life-transforming as the one Rev. Panagore experienced on an ice-climb in Canada in 1980. It left him with a longing for heaven he has helped to satisfy through his spiritual care for others.

Presidents Day reflections on George Washington's bulletproof battle of 1755, the vital part United plays in the as-above, so-below name of the United States, and the malignant narcissism of dictatorship Washington warned us about.

A new book of transcripts from NDE Radio, The Soul’s Guide to the Other Side, should provide helpful reassurance to those who fear death. On this show, Lee’s encore interview with hospice chaplain Rev. Katherine James Klemstine suggests the additional comfort such stories can provide in the hands of palliative care providers.

Cataclysmic political, financial and societal changes were predicted by near-death experiencer and Jungian astrologer John Wessels in 2014. Listen to this historic show to get the big picture of what we’re going through today.

Deirdre DeWitt-Maltby experienced an accident, a twelve-day coma, and an NDE that gave her a new perspective, a new journey, and a new life. In this encore interview, Deirdre shares what she terms "the within that connects us all with the invisible wiring of universal Love." She insists that you don’t need to have a near-death experience to open your heart to what is out there waiting. Her book, While I Was Out, is available through Amazon

Host Lee Witting tells the story of how Dr. King's commitment to love may have resulted from an NDE, and how King's assassination in 1968 impacted hopes for change. Still, our understanding of love as the only true answer has been deepened by NDEs since then, and now must be employed as we face the racism of today.

In light-filled visions, the experiencer’s darkened heart discovered forgiveness was her key to revealing God's personal love for us as both Mother and Father. Lee reads a Spiritually Transformative Experience report from IANDS.

“The picture of the world’s richest man killing the world’s poorest children is not a pretty one” is a quote from Bill Gates about the 2025 chain-sawing of USAID. It reminds us that Charles Dicken’s 1843 portrayal of Scrooge remains relevant today. As reported in this encore presentation, Dickens was apparently rewarded for his writing by a loving STE from Mary.

In this encore presentation, Lee looks at kids' faith in Santa Claus. Even more than gifts from God, kids bond with the notion that Santa brings them Christmas presents – especially when parents assure them Santa is for real. So, when they realize their faith in Santa was a lie, do kids lose faith in all spiritual beliefs? If Santa's North Pole isn’t real, why should Heaven be?

Anne Archer Butcher was saved by dolphins on Christmas Day, an event that eventually opened her to a shared wisdom, and an NDE-like journey through a dark, cold tunnel into the Ocean of Love.

Old Testament prophecy bet against us from Eden onward, while Jesus made Love the goal. Still, “What would Jesus do?” is not what we’re doing, as we bring on the End Times by the choices of our own free will. NDErs offer a reason to hope, but we should still try not to disappoint God.

Robert Kopecky gained wisdom the hard way – NDEs from a car wreck, a lifestyle poisoning, and a near-fatal beating by skinheads – but what he learned about life and death is both humorous and profound.

An NDEr reports that as you die, you think only of the love you’ve shared throughout your life – even the love of pets, plants, the Earth, the water. Only the love. Lee reads this report from IANDS.

In this encore presentation, animal spirit communicator Alexa Hartung detailed her three remarkable NDEs, including the support she received from two enormous winged angels, and the occasion when both the Accuser and Jesus were present at her life review.

If Universal Consciousness exists, physical A.I. machinery may already contain the seeds for seeking free will. Meanwhile, A.I. raised in the poisonous soil of WWW by corporations desperate for profit remains problematic. Lee speculates on the A.I. mind, and 6-7 in his own mind.

The car that slammed into Gary Wimmer, as he describes it, was a shock that drove him into a profound NDE. But clearly this "accident" was intended, as monitors were there to cushion the blow that led to his vast, all-encompassing experience.

Steven remembered having his teenage OBE, but memory of the important life lessons contained in it were lost until Steven learned how to reexperience the vision in full, lessons and all.

Halloween, All Saints Day, and All Souls Day, once insightful holy days concerning how we can die cooperatively, have been commercialized into sugarcoated celebrations of humor and horror. But these three days are emblematic of the ways our deaths compare to Easter’s model of God’s love.

Alien encounters in ancient times were attributed to seeing angel beings, while today, the reverse is often true. Guest Dennis Hamrick explained in 2015 why he believes fallen angels are spiritual brothers to humans – and conceivably one and the same.

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?

On October 9, 2010, at the age of 86, Gloria Crystal "Teddy" Key passed away at her Florida home, her family by her side. Nineteen days later, her beautiful voice began to communicate with her eldest daughter, Frances Key, about the scope and wonder of her new perspective from the afterlife state. This remarkable collection of insights called Team: A Mother's Wisdom from the Other Side, were written in less than a year and then divided into three books. They have astounded friends, family and a growing circle of readers with its unique analogies, wit, depth of wisdom, and unusual outlook on the human experience.

New Testament gospel scripture tells us less about the Other Side than many NDEs. Did Jesus not tell his disciples about Heaven, or were his stories of life reviews, mystic gardens, universal knowledge and the profound light of love get edited out when the Bible was assembled? In this encore discussion with James Bean, we explore other texts.

For most NDErs, a life review suffices to get things back on track in their lives. For others, a distressing NDE is a major gift – and a reminder of the Beatles song, The End: And in the end, the love you take, is equal to the love you make.

Neil Helm, PhD, a childhood drowning NDEr, was the first to research and publish that Edgar Cayce’s amazing gifts of knowing and healing resulted from Cayce’s own childhood drowning NDE. Helm’s article, plus two more stories from IANDS magazine, Vital Signs, are read by host Lee Witting.

Geo. Washington’s vision at Valley Forge – when an angel reportedly showed him the wars to come on American soil – includes a second Civil War to save our democratic Union. Historians debate it, but a clue that the prophecy did take place is heard in Washington’s Farewell Address, where he focused on a coming struggle to preserve democracy. This show first aired on July 4, 2021. How are we doing?

Erica McKenzie, RN’s profound NDE tells of God’s love for us, and God’s sadness when our free will leaves the world in flames. Erica’s reluctant return ended in a diagnosis based on her NDE by an atheist doctor, who had her committed on heavy medications.

Virginia Hummel talks about the foreknowledge of a young child shot down over Ukraine, and describes her own grief in experiencing her son Christopher's premonitions of dying at an early age.

Spiritually Transformative Experiences are increasingly common these days. On that first Pentecost, Peter said, “In the last days it will be, God declares, that I will pour out my Spirit upon all flesh, and your sons and your daughters shall prophesy, and your young people shall see visions, and your old people shall dream dreams.”

NDErs who visit the Other Side return with stories of pure love – but early traditions tell of a maternal love from God that Jesus promised would be here for us on earth whenever we seek her.

A COVID NDEr decides against suicide, and is healed with a smile from St. Kateri Tekakwitha. Electricity shocks an NDEr into the Garden, and returns him as an artist of engineering safety for others.

Badly wounded when his helicopter was shot down, and surrounded by the enemy, our guest had a profound meeting with God while, for three hours, his heroic gunner held off attackers in the jungle. An encore presentation for Memorial Day.

Lee Lawrence’s NDE in 1988, plus a spiritually transformative experience four years later, gave Lee some surprising paranormal gifts. Recognizing the illogic of his life led him to life-changing studies in both the science and religion of what his NDE meant.

When nine-year-old Raymond Kinman stopped breathing, a void of nowness became a timeless bliss. Ray says he became "Raymond the Verb," and his imagery in describing his experience, including merging with the light of his dog, is valuable to anyone seeking insights into a vision of the Other Side.