Where to find NDE visualization scripts

[luffy28]

Hi,
I want to know where I can find NDE visualization scripts? The reason I'm asking is that I want to simulate an NDE and can't find as many free meditations on YouTube.

Thanks.

[floriferous]

Paid mediations but good quality:


https://hemi-sync.com/product/into-the-light-near-death-meditations-album/

[Lumaza]

Paid mediations but good quality:


https://hemi-sync.com/product/into-the-light-near-death-meditations-album/

He can use that money spent as a "show of commitment". At least "mentally" that is. When I was new to this, I bought a $200.00 program on Astral Travel. The money spent meant more to me as a show of commitment than anything else. Almost everything in the program, I could find on this Forum here for free. The only thing I couldn't get here is the incredible Binaural Beat with Hypnosis in it. It really is fantastic. But that little "mental nudge" is still there today!

[floriferous]

He can use that money spent as a "show of commitment". At least "mentally" that is. When I was new to this, I bought a $200.00 program on Astral Travel. The money spent meant more to me as a show of commitment than anything else. Almost everything in the program, I could find on this Forum here for free. The only thing I couldn't get here is the incredible Binaural Beat with Hypnosis in it. It really is fantastic. But that little "mental nudge" is still there today!

Yes, well said. You're not going to get good quality binaural beats with focus 27 sounds anywhere else.

In addition I see they added more NDE exercises to the series...

https://hemi-sync.com/product/into-the-light-exploring-the-tunnel-album/

[Lumaza]

Yes, well said. You're not going to get good quality binaural beats with focus 27 sounds anywhere else.

I don't know if they were meant or made to target Focus 27. He never mentioned any Focus levels in his program. But they definitely achieved the goal. The goal being to experience NPRs on a regular basis.

 The program I purchased in the past wasn't a Monroe Institute one. It didn't even utilize "Hemi-sync" I won't say the name, because in the past here on this Forum there have been "colorful" conversations based on it. I have no regrets at all. The people that voiced their opinion on the program's founder and his work, did so without even using the program themselves first. I thought that was wrong.

 To me, the program was built on a lot of common sense. What easier way to "etherically/ethereally" feel the sensation of floating, than by mentally imaging and using the walkthrough of a real "Moon walk", in zero gravity?   Just the act of doing that will give a person their first "sneak peek" on what lies "outside the box"!