My Dying Breath : Talking with My Grandfather on the Other Side (Near-Death Experience)

Chris Kito shares the story of his Near-Death Experience, suffocating to death after an allergic reaction to peanuts in a cake at a friends party. During his encounter on the Other Side he was visited by his grandfathers and given a message that inspired his return to Life. Chris shares a new purpose the Near-Death Experience brought to his life and why after many years he wants to finally share his story.

"I'm going to live authentically and I'm going to help people” - Chris Kito

Where we explore the meaning and purpose of Near-Death Experiences in the modern age. We write about the intersection of spirituality, life-after death, comparative religion, philosophy, depth psychology, modern culture, and most of all how we can stay connected to the truth that Life doesn't end when we die.

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[RazzamaTAZ]

My brother just passed away from organ failure two months ago and watched his die for 3 days.. watched him take his last breath. These NDE helps me to believe he is in true bliss now… and that he will be waiting for me when it’s my time. I love you so much big brother ❤

[allikep]

I lost my baby son just 3 months ago. Hearing these stories helps to give me a little peace ❤

[laurenmolloy]

The people who I told after my NDE seemed dismissive of it. So I stopped talking about it. Over the last couple of years I've tried to convince myself that I had some kind of psychotic break and imagined it all. But it was real. I can still feel my grandmother touching my hand and telling me she wasn't ready for me yet and that my daughter still needed me. Watching this video has just confirmed for me what I always knew deep down. It WAS real. Thank you for this.

[marylockitt]

These videos are filmed so beautifully. I hope you continue to do more. They are helping me through grief.

[Sissiebrumbaugh]

Two of my sons faced death when they were young. One had a dump truck bed fall on him and it was crushing the air out of him. When he became unconscious he heard a voice telling him to go back. Got him to hospital, awake with no injuries. Yrs later he heard a mans voice on a old VCR tape and wanted to know who that was speaking and I told him it was my dad who had passed yrs earlier. He said that was the voice he heard telling him to come back. He's now a minister. My other son was skiing and was caught in the propeller and people had a hard time getting him out. He heard the same voice, my dad telling him it's not time. I totally believe God gave us all angels

[lwontherez]

From what I can tell, the “reason” is always…LOVE. Spread love. Lead people to feel God’s infinite love.

[izbiz]

"you can't die, you have work to service to this world is giving us hope...thank you for sharing.

[estherstone]

My son committed suicide following decades of mental health issues. Shortly before his death, he told me that he really missed grandaddy, my father. Months passed, and then one morning when I wasn’t thinking of him or grieving for him, I heard his voice say, “Mom”. I made a note of it. Weeks passed before I realized that he had contacted me on my father’s birthday. I had never heard of such a thing. One thing I do know is that they found each other in Heaven. Years later, I was talking to a friend of mine who had also lost a son, and he became excited because his late son had also contacted his mother. So I’m thinking that this may not be as uncommon as I thought.

[kenmauge]

I sat next to myself in an ambulance, and was trying to talk to EMT and tell him i wasn't dead. The next thing i knew of i was floating above myself in a surgery room watching them revive me. When they revived me a whoshing sound happened and i tumbled back into myself. I never realized that i still had work to do, and then my children happened. It's why im still here. Those who think there is nothingness after death will know when the time comes how wrong they are.

[andrewvo]

It’s hard to find your purpose when so much of our lives are spent just working to stay alive.

[elchaaronsa]

All NDE-ers tell us they get sent back because we have a purpose. How I wish we all knew what that purpose was. It would be a lot easier for me to do my duty if I knew what it was.

[keithdemars]

These stories have helped me to heal, after my heart was shattered. After my wife's death in 1994, from a reaction to medication (prednisone IV), which is used for anaphylaxis episodes. Anyhow, it comforts me to imagine with some inclination that we will meet again and she is doing great.

[tammylewis]

I was told “You have accomplished everything you came to do except learning to love like never before”.

[therealjoeirox]

In my NDE just before coming back here, God said those exact words to me, there is work to do.

[mahsamoadeli]

I'm battling with grief of sudden loss of my most significant person of my life, my beloved father. I've done endless research approaching all angles, be it ndes abrahamic religions and mediumships. It gives me hope I'll get reunited with him when my turn comes. I'm forever grateful my dad knew nothing but being a selfless giver and as upright a human can possibly be. No bad bone in his body. An angel on earth. Even his enemies cried when he died. Yet I was scared god would be stern and punish the littlest of sins. One night I spoke to me dad begging him for a legit sign he's OK. Same night he went to a distant relatives dream, and had told her to let me know he's OK and at peace, that I've always been his priority and will be, and that he's with us. I've done miraculously well handling the loss. If it is wasn't for my faith I would've committed suicide. But he confirmed life goes on after death, that he's OK, and as per everything we are reunited after. Now I'm keeping his legacy alive by following his foot steps. I've embodied his endless positive character traits. Every day I step out the door I look for ways I can be of help to people. Pray for him daily, do good deeds and ask God to put it all at his tap so he gets the benefits. I owe him so much more for he was the perfect father to me. He fathered and mothered me for all my 36 years I lived with him. Now I'm left all alone no family but I have god, and my faith is stronger than ever, and am living a vertous life. Im at peace of his whereabouts, I just miss his physical presence like crazy. All I know is losing him and grieving alone is making me stronger than ever.

[lisadc]

Thousands of people have listened to your story!! You are awesome

[dustinjumper]

My NDE was from an attempted suicide on 08/27/2020;
but the events that I experienced were so similar that it's scary. I'm glad that you pulled through yours as well brother. Thank you for sharing your experience man.

[fredericksarkodie]

THANKS.... I LOST MY BABY GIRL 2012 AND SHE HAS BEEN AROUND ME EVER SINCE WITH MY GRANNY THAT ALSO PAST AWAY 20 YRS AGO .... THEY'RE ALWAYS AROUND TO HELP AFTER THEY HAS DEPARTED (MOST) 🌍❤️✌️

[sandrabargas]

“Live authentically and help others”…that’s a good purpose for everyone.

[villeneuvehelene]

Last year, I was in an induced coma for about 10 days and at the hospital for 50 days. I am still in the process of recovering from PTSD caused by my NDE. I don't talk about it cause it was not your usual NDE. The only thing which was "regular" is that I saw from above the doctors doing a surgery on me, seeing things I was not supposed to know. When I was awake, many days later, and at last able to speak, I asked a young doc if that was what they had been doing and he looked at me in a strange way, saying "yes". OK. That confirmed that what I was remembering was not psychosis or hallucinations. But after that, I had some experiences in parallel universes and THAT I still have to understand. Thank you sir for sharing your own experience. It made me realize that it takes time to "digest" all what have happened to me during those days at the hospital.