Finding New Meaning After Tragedy: Jeff Olsen’s Profound Near-Death Experience

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In 1997, Jeff Olsen experienced a horrific automobile accident. The accident caused multiple life-threatening injuries, including crushing both his legs. He had 18 surgeries and spent six months in the hospital. His left leg was amputated above the knee. The most devastating outcome of the accident was the loss of his wife and youngest son, both killed instantly.

Overwhelmed by the injuries his body suffered, Jeff had a profound near-death experience in which he met his wife on the other side, who told him he couldn’t stay and had to return. Having that glimpse into heaven gave him the courage he needed to carry on and care for his living son. He has since remarried and adopted two more sons.

According to Jeff’s website, his greatest joy comes from being a husband and father. His mission is to assist people in consciously embracing who they are and the connection they share with others and the universe. Jeff has written two books: "I knew their hearts" and "Beyond Mile Marker 80: Choosing Joy After Tragic Loss".

Find links to my guest’s official site here

Norwegian subtitles by Camilla Ysland.

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[jaykay]

I appreciate the way Jeff doesn't proclaim anything like so many people do as if they absolutely know the totality of what they're talking about. Jeff describes what he has experienced, and he talks about his ideas. He is not driven by ego. Lovely interview, and truly encouraging.

[lightbeing]

And in that "Accident", Jeff Olsen gave humanity great gift even though it was hard experience for him :)

[johnmichaelkessler]

I have died twice, this life, and death, so-called, is the most beautiful experience I've ever experienced. It took me four years fighting cancer to get to that point but it was worth the Journey to have experienced the many Universes that we have access to out of body.

[michelehaime]

This man humbles me, to my core!
I can still feel the incredible love, that they all still share !
Give and take .Receive Love, Take, comfort, Nurture, One and All.
Whole!
Perfection, Bliss, Until you meet again!

[michaeldennis]

I had a similar experience in 2007. It's just like he said, this is more like a dream. It was more real than this physical plain. The love was "OVERWHELMING"! That is the only word I've ever came up with to describe it. I have no idea what is going on but I know it's better than i could of ever previously imagined. I look forward to returning their very much!

[juliedunn]

I could listen to Jeff for hours and hours!! Thank you so much for sharing your experience Jeff!!! Truly brings more peace and happiness to my heart!!

[perryfroze]

There is a judgment day and everyone will be judged .

[donovanwebb]

How can people say that God is love and at the same time believe that he will burn sinners and destroy the world. I stop that old way of thinking a long time ago.

[JAWilsonwhitetidelinedesigns]

Such a profound & beautiful conversation. Wow! Thank you.

[meditativedestinations]

I this man. Thank you for sharing so much of yourself. I'm soo grateful🙏.

[johnmichaelkessler]

The concept of Judgement comes from our Feudal times. Kings, Lords, Nobility, Priests, and others having more power, nobility, land and goods and the concept of scarcity. Why would a Loving Creator not feed or ever judge His Creations? We are "In the Image & Likeness of God" which makes us God! When are we going to realize that God is each one of us.

[mirgrande]

Enjoyed this interview and what he has learned since his experience. Prayer, meditation - listening and 'Love of the other AS the self....' bringing us to a place of gratitude for the gift of life.

[samrothman]

OmG thnak you for sharing your experience.. im literally crying right now..

[serenitymcgillicutty]

One of my favorite interviews. I've listened to it several times. Thank you both.

[johnmichaelkessler]

Jesus is the most beautiful Being that I've ever seen.

[nunyabizness]

I believe I have watched most videos concerning NDE but this one I enjoyed and it touched my heart far far above all others. Thank you so much.

[solbakken]

Fantastisk, kjære ...Denne er virkelig viktig påminning! Kommerbøkene hanspå norsk? Takk for det utrolige arbeidet du gjør. Du er virkelig lyset fra nord. Takk for at du er min speil!

[ravenswood]

Wow!!!! One of your best. Wish there was a part 2 and 3 and :)

[twinsoultarot]

OK - There cannot be zero judgement. I got an UNAPOLOGETIC LATE HUSBAND in the AFTERLIFE/World of Spirits who just spoke to me from that place through a medium. I have spent the last five months since he died - in mourning and deep apologizing for everything I did (and I did awful things to him) - and he has NOT apologized through the medium for treating me like shit after he tried to kill himself and he finally poisoned himself with drugs and lied that he was taking drugs. I can't believe there are zero consequences in what Swedenborg calls The World of Spirits from our actions carried out in this life.

My husband has apologized from the depths of his soul. I am the one who is impatient and now I am deeply sorry. I love you Eddie.

[suzannelerner]

thank-you both for this beautiful interview. I've been in a challenging moment, and having to face some of the choices I have made and not made.

"To what degree have you learned to love?"is a great sign post Jeff.
Gratitude...