Alysa's Enlightening NDE (Near Death Experience) After Death On The Toilet (Part 1)

At just 27 years of age, Alysa Rushton was headed for a crash. She smoked 2 packs a day, drank too much and pounded junk food. This led to pneumonia, mono, MS, weight gain, and overall as she said, "Life was in a ditch."

One particularly bad night she overdosed on her prescribed pain meds. Yes, she was sitting on the toilet when life ended. Her husband found her lifeless and called the paramedics who administered Naloxone (Narcan) to bring her back to life... twice.

During the many minutes that her body lay lifeless, her spirit or consciousness traveled the cosmos. She had huge downloads of information that taught her math, sound, light, and quantum physics.

She experienced becoming one with God and one with everything in the universe. In this episode we learn what she learned. Eventually she was instructed that if she wanted to go back, she had to go now. That is when she was slammed back into her body.

NDE (Near Death Experience)

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[walkkingdom]

I had an NDE when I was 30 years old
I’ve learned that life is like climbing a mountain. There’s different cultures climbing up all sides but when we reach the top, we no longer care what background what ethnic group or religion everyone is from we all just celebrate together.

[jthepickle]

Alysa, what a gift for communicating you have.

[johnwestbrooks]

She explained things extremely well loved it

[roganjosh]

Thank you Alysa, you looks so well and may God bless you.

[katrinahawkes]

I was recently introduced to frequencey energies and they very much do heal I love them

[DarrenCarrie]

Thank you for Sharing. Alysa.You absolutely look amazing now. Again thanks alot. God bless you ❤

[RobertKempf]

NDE on the toilet, probably quite common. Some like Elvis don't make it back.

[amckay]

The frequency and light wave stuff is the EXACT SAME theory as what Terrance Howard is preaching without having an NDE. People are giving him crap but he’s proving god scientifically, and her testimony verifies that.

[td]

Would love to donate however the many interruptions of commercials is annoying. I like to listen while working and having to keep going to my phone to skip always makes me click off

[mannykrag]

They are all very similar in. alot of ways actually

[Iononso]

Buddha in her living room. I’m outa here.

[DonHeber-eqsb]

Does this woman have a photo of herself when she weighed 120 more pounds?

[timism]

The problem with this continued interviewing (not just on this channel, you're a nice guy), is that every man/woman and 'their dog' is claiming to have died and come back. I mean call me old fashioned but an awful lot of people seem to be suddenly dying and coming back with yet another tale. I'm not saying this woman is making up a story but it is at least possible that she could be...which is not the desired end result, I'm sure. Couldn't there be some actual documentation of people's medical records? I mean dying is not actually just a little thing, is it.

[PeterS]

The clicks from a sperm whale can kill you. I don't get this frequency/vibrations-stuff