An excerpt from:
http://www.cnn.com/2013/11/29/us/to-heaven-and-back/index.html?hpt=hp_t5
Quote(CNN) -- One woman is under water and without oxygen for 30 minutes after a kayaking accident. Another has end-stage cancer. A teenage boy suffers heart failure.
On the brink of death, all three tell stories of leaving their bodies, going to heaven and coming back.
For each, their story raises questions: Is heaven real? What does it feel like to die?
And for each, their answer -- airing Sunday on CNN's "To Heaven and Back" -- will be grounded in their experience.
It will air first at 7pm eastern and then be re-aired at 10 pm eastern.
This is great because I don't have to miss my other life after death show, "The Walking Dead". 8-)
Thanks for the reminder, I'll check it out.
The Walking Dead---my favorite show!!
Where the Dead force you to LIVE!!
I'm sure there will be no shocking admissions from any doctors but I love to hear new stories.
Even if the atheists are right and we only believe in this because deep down (or not so deep) we are scared of dying, it doesn't detract the value from an interesting subject.
Ironically, they seem more concerned about being right than we do and the beautiful part of it all...if they are correct and there is only an eternity of nothingness, they'll never know. Not that we would be the sort to rub someone's nose in their own crap :roll: but we, the believers, are the only ones who stand a chance to say, "I told you so".
I have to admit that I was a little disappointed in the show. As far as NDEs go, these weren't all that spectacular but I suspect that might have been part of the agenda.
It seemed like they didn't want to present experiences that were spectacular which might make it seem less likely to be a real phenomenon.
All in all, they were fair and respectful. The show didn't offer any theories of what might be happening other than than what the people themselves thought.
Worth a watch but don't worry if you missed it. :-)
I would have watched it but I am watching NHL and didn't know!
I recorded it and just remembered after reading this. I'll watch it today, if it's still there.