In the latter half, author and clinical hypnotherapist Simon Bown shared incredible near-death experiences that he believes offer verification of the afterlife. He recounted a striking example with the case of a Hungarian man named Tibor Putnoki, who, during his NDE at a hospital, accurately described events and details from a nurse's room and even a location seven kilometers away, including reading a serial number and seeing an item that had rolled underneath a cabinet.
When addressing the skepticism from scientists regarding NDEs, Bown argued, "How can you say it's something happening in the brain... when there are so many instances of things verified that's nowhere near their body?" He concluded that while NDEs may not represent the full scope of the afterlife, they serve as a "theater" for acclimatization before moving on. Many experiencers undergo profound life reviews, he continued, feeling the emotions of others they impacted. He described these reviews as "powerful and impactful," leading individuals to become "changed people" after their NDEs.
He discussed striking similarities across 30 NDE cases, particularly in several instances where there was a recurring theme of a "huge white building" in the afterlife, described as a place of learning filled with books and scrolls. Around 50-60% of subjects reported encounters with deceased loved ones, often feeling a mix of love and reluctance to return to life. "I feel that consciousness is something enormous and something we can't understand... it seems to be eternal, but at the same time, time doesn't exist in the afterlife," Bown remarked.
News segment guests: John M. Curtis, John Truman Wolfe
Guests
Dr. Kevin Tracey
Simon Bown
Websites:
• feinstein.northwell.edu
• pastliveshypnosis.co.uk
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• • The Great Nerve: The New Science of the Vagus Nerve
• Verified Near Death Experiences: Proof of an Afterlife