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Just a matter of curiosity,

What song best describes that perfect moment, where all things blend into one, and no other thought can distract you from that everlasting now?

I was sent a story containing the experiences of a person that had  a very uplifting obe/near death experience,

Enjoy


           Mellen-Thomas Benedict is an artist who survived a near-death experience in
1982. He was dead for over an hour and a half after dying of cancer. At the time of his
death, he rose up out of his body and went into the light. Curious about the universe, he
was taken far into the remote depths of existence, and even beyond, into the energetic void
of nothingness behind the Big Bang. During his experience, he was able to learn a great deal
of information concerning reincarnation. Because of his near-death experience, he was able
to bring back scientific discoveries. Mr. Benedict has been closely involved in the
mechanics of cellular communication and research dealing with the relationship of light to
life called Quantum Biology. This research is providing dramatic new perspectives on how
biological systems work. Mr. Benedict has found that living cells can respond very quickly
to light stimulation resulting in, among other things, high speed healing. He is a
researcher, inventor and lecturer who holds six U.S. patents.

           Several weeks after Benedict was born, he may experienced a NDE when his bowels
were ruptured. His body was tossed to one side as a corpse, yet much to everyone's
surprise he later revived. As soon as he was big enough to grab hold of crayons, he started
what became a compulsive urge to create symbolic renditions of the black/white yin/yang
circles of Eastern religious thought. He has no memory of why he drew those particular
symbols.

           He spent his grade school years in a Catholic boarding school in Vermont, and
was baptized in the Salvation Army religion as a youngster. He traveled extensively because
of a military stepfather until the family finally settled down in Fayetteville, North
Carolina.

           Then, Benedict was diagnosed as having inoperable cancer. He had retired from
the frenzy of filmdom by then and was operating his own stained-glass studio. As his
condition worsened, he spent more and more time with his art. One morning he awakened
knowing he would die the next day, and he did. As the typical heaven-like scenario began to
unfold, Benedict recognized what was happening as it was happening. The process was familiar
to him because he had read many books about the near-death phenomenon previously.

           Mr. Benedict's NDE is reprinted here by the permission of his friends Dr.
Lee Worth Bailey and Jenny Yates. Their excellent book entitled The Near-Death Experience: A
Reader, published by Routledge, New York, in 1996, is highly recommended by the webmaster. A
portion of his near-death experience also appears in P.M.H. Atwater's book, Beyond the
Light. Concerning Mellen's near-death experience, Dr. Ken Ring remarked, "His story
is one of the most remarkable I have encountered in my extensive research on near-death
experiences."

           P.M.H. Atwater has the following to say about Mellen-Thomas Benedict: "I
can attest that his case is genuine and his claims about the brain tumor and the conditions
of his death are true. I have met his mother and step-father, been in his and their homes,
and have followed his life since - his struggles and his accomplishments - as he sought to
find a way to integrate his experience into his daily life while still honoring the mission
he felt guided to fulfill."

Hello all,

Just wondering if anyone knows of a book or website that has access to maps of earths magnetic grid system, including grid anchor points and so forth?

Dutchman