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Christine Clawley shares her near-death experience account as a participant on a near-death experiencer panel at an IANDS conference.
In 2008, Christine contracted Necrotizing Fasciitis (aka, flesh-having microorganisms) in her throat and upper body. She was provided a 10% probability of surviving. Months prior, she experienced lots of warning dreams, and in the medical center, through a thirty day period in a medically-induced coma, her desires and potentially NDE mirrored what was occurring on a bodily, psychological, and spiritual amount. Upon awakening, she could not breath on her possess, communicate, try to eat, or walk. But with a rising will to live, she also seasoned developing instinct and more and more recurrent lucid and precognitive goals.
Currently, Christine explores numerous modalities, which includes yoga, dreamwork, counseling, Indigenous healing ceremonies, and shamanic journeying. She obtained her Master’s diploma in Depth Counseling Psychology from Pacifica Graduate Institute in 2015, and became a certified professional counselor in 2018.About Christine Clawley, MAChristine Clawley has around eight a long time of experience as a researcher, author, and editor. Christine acquired her MA diploma from Pacifica Graduate Institute in 2015 with an emphasis on Depth (Jungian) Psychology. As a requirement for the success of her diploma, she revealed a thesis entitled, “Return to Timelessness: The Therapeutic Advantage to Revisioning the Rhythms of Time,” which explores the psychology of time and how our romantic relationship to time impacts one’s in general wellbeing and well-being. She also received her BA in Philosophy and Psychology from Colorado University at Boulder with Summa Cum Laude and honors with distinction. During her undergraduate job, she released a thesis examining the writings of thinker Friedrich Nietzsche, entitled “Toward the Ethics of the Mundane: Nietzsche’s Write-up-Morality of the Earth.”
Christine’s web-site- https://www.lucidawakening.com/aboutVideo Supply: 2017 IANDS Meeting
WHAT IS AN NDE OR NEAR-DEATH EXPERIENCE?
– Researchers have determined that they NOT hallucinations and they are NOT prompted by a dying brain.
A near-death experience (NDE) is typically a profound, existence transforming, intensely emotional experience that typically occurs for the duration of a medical crisis and has typical attributes and aftereffects. It is not a aspiration, hallucination, or mental sickness (Greyson, 1983). There are no predictive variables to detect who will have an NDE. They take place to people of all ages, religions, socio-financial teams, cultures, academic backgrounds, and belief techniques. They arise under a wide range of instances this sort of as incidents, near-drownings, illnesses, fight, surgical procedures, and childbirth. Following an near-death, experiencers (NDErs) often display screen some popular aftereffects. Research has founded a set of widespread near-death experience characteristics and long-time period aftereffects. Frequent theories applied to make clear near-death experiences have been proven inadequate by near-death experience scientists and other individuals.
Research has shown near-death experiences are NOT caused by the pursuing:
· Dying mind (e.g., the brain is hallucinating as cells commence to die)
· Deficiency of oxygen to the brain· By-merchandise of mind ailments
· Treatment and neurochemical reactions in normal
· Hallucinations from altered blood fuel ranges (e.g., hypoxia or hypercapnia)
· Mind mechanisms developed to make dying easier for humans· Dimethyltryptamine (DMT) getting produced by the body
ABOUT IANDS
Established in 1981, IANDS is a membership nonprofit 501(c)(3) firm with a mission to progress an comprehending of near-death and similar experiences as a result of research, training, and assist. We envision a long run in which all men and women embrace near-death and associated experiences as a supply of this means and inspiration for a much better entire world. We believe that a near-death experience can transform an individual’s everyday living, influence the sciences, and embolden society. The International Association for Near-Death Research, (IANDS) engages in far a lot more than research nowadays. IANDS has members from about the planet. We invite you to take into consideration getting a member of IANDS. Stop by our web page for much more details.
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Not everyone is going to have a 'Block Buster' NDE with supporting cast and locations. Seeing family & friends, wildflowers and fireworks. Sometimes the best NDE's are the low budget, independent NDE with a beautiful short, to the point messages of hope, courage and everlasting love… They're unique experiences, for unique individuals. Take the time and you might hear a unique message just for YOU!
I Don't have more doubts.
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O aprendizado nunca termina.
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Christine didn't know what her message was, but I heard it. "There is power in surrendering."
Thank you!! I’ve had dreams 10 years before the event happens. Dreams literally do come true. Lol lol
Huh. Nice story, but not really a NDE.
Wow what horrific injuries. Poor baby. You are strong
A medically induced coma and dreams, is not an NDE. Post the coma, no NDE. Then she says she suffered from heart attack, then PTSD.. all very difficult…but not NDE.
there isn't an NDE account in here. Where is it?
Nice!
The mind does a very good job of mimicking what is going on with the body. For example, if you are asleep and dreaming that you are in a restroom urinating, it's your brain creating the dream because of you having to urinate. Then when you wake up you have to rush to the bathroom to urinate. I saw another testimony where a girl was in a coma and the physicians had to cool her body down to lower her metabolism. In her waking dream state she said she was in Alaska in the snow. She said it felt so real except the experience was all happening in her MIND! She didn't go anywhere! Her brain perceived the cold from the physicians putting her on ice and it came up with vivid images in a dream that she was in Alaska. Bottom line is this. Most of these NDE stories you hear ALL HAPPEN in the mind! There are some that are real and the way you know they are real is if they DON'T have anything to do with religion AND the person that is dead can actually see their dead body laying on the ground, hospital bed, or wherever. People that say they died and went to hell, heaven, or whatever are experiences ALL in their mind due to what they were taught growing up or their religious beliefs. The brain is fascinating and it will mimic whatever experience you are having in your body while asleep or half dead!
I have had some pretty wild dreams too! but she never died so there was no NDE!
I love hearing people's NDEs. Thank you not only for your story, but for the shorter length. Sometimes I don't have 30-120 minutes to listen to an experience.
C'mon back! your story is fine.
Thanks for sharing your story, Christine. The timing for this story is perfect. Your message is clear and poignant. Thank you for sharing, and I’m so glad you’re ok! ❤️
Comas are not NDEs.
Anytime I hear terms like “yoga, dreamwork, counseling, Indigenous healing ceremonies, and shamanic journeying” attached to an NDErs spiritual path my BS alarm bells start ringing.
A big hug from an old italian grandpa, Christine! You are a very beautiful person. <3
1:35 Hospital could figure out what was wrong … what a surprise
I love NDEs but I wish there would be a new standard of telling the "story" whereby we don't have to listen to a recital of all the physical trauma that preceded the NDE. As an empath I find it very intense and kind of traumatizing — my own physical problems are enough, and it isn’t really helpful to have to sit through the first — sometimes half! — of the talk that is like reliving all the ghastly possible ways to die. I know these experiences are incredibly interesting and fascinating to the person themselves: "You won't what horrible "sh*t" happened to me."
But we're all going to die in one way or another, which may be ghastly. That's not the point of watching NDEs which, apart from this aspect, is an incredibly healing and powerful experience. Much as I love NDEs, I sometimes feel as though I am experiencing 100s of horrible ways to die, which is actually NOT good for my psychic and emotional and physical health. We all know something happened that caused you to "die," and we are here to hear about what THAT and the NDE was like.
Actually, I have learned to fast-forward through this part, and I keep popping in 5 minutes later "and then we arrived at the hospital," fast-forward: "and then they discovered my kidneys had shut down" get out, pop back in 5 minutes later "and then the doctors said," … On and on, half the video! Then there is a moment where they "die," and the worthwhile, healing download or transmission begins.
I don't mean any kind of censorship, but perhaps there could be a new meme or standard of coaching experiencers to give non-triggering talks with less brutal medical details? Something like — "let's mostly hear about the NON-ordinary part." I don't watch violent movies or TV for the same reason. This may seem crazy if you're not an empath. Tricia Barker has made a similar comment and tries to steer her interviewees towards the valuable and supportive aspect of the story.
This is not aimed specifically at this particular NDE, or this lovely woman with an inspiring overall message, but I sat down to get some inspiration over dinner from what was said to be an 8 minute NDE video, and 4 minutes of it was the "organ recital."
Well it wasn’t an NDE account. She only spoke of a little before and after being in a coma.
I would like to have heard Christine's full story. Very eloquently spoken. Thank you.
Why is she taking about dreams when they are nde?
I just can't get enough of these stories