Near-Death Experience Wisdom- Former Atheist and Scientist Nancy Rynes

Nancy Rynes, a former atheist and scientist, discusses the wisdom she was given during her NDE including: our power of choice, how gratitude and compassion can transform our lives and the world, the amazing gifts that we have here in the physical plane. Subscribe and click on the 🔔 to receive new video notifications. ↓See information and resources below.↓

Nancy gives examples of how to use this wisdom to transform your life in various ways. Nancy also present exercises that others can use to transform their human life, one step at a time, whether or not they have had an NDE. After eye-opening, spiritually-transformative Near-Death Experiences (NDEs), many NDErs struggle during their return to human life. Nancy Rynes realized that her NDE gave her all of the tools needed to not only reintegrate into society but to turn her life into one she always wanted to live. (Source: 2016 IANDS Conference)

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[anniebieb]

I identify with your experience. Mine was 55 years ago, I am now 82, and I have never forgotten it. I especially remember the fear of people thinking I was crazy. I did not tell very many people for over 20 years and then only in a guarded way. Instead, I went to college and became a mental health therapist so I could learn how to talk about love, peace and relationships in a professionally acceptable manner. Words cannot express the gratitude I feel for the life I have. It has not always been easy. Some hard life lessons but I have never again felt fear or being alone in my journey. Thanks for sharing.

[hvalenti]

So many NDE-ers have expressed messages that I needed to hear at a specific time. Likewise, Nancy's message is here now. Thank you!

[sgh]

Nancy, ive heard you speak about your nde before, and appreciate your down to earth / up in heaven stories. You haves so many practical ideas for people like me. Thank you for sharing your experiences during your nde and now that you are ‘back’.

[GwenMotoGirl]

I am among the anybody else who wants to listen. Thank you for sharing your experience.

[tiffsaver]

This is one of the best, most well told and explained cases of NDEs I've ever heard.

[teresamarkham]

I'm sorry it was painful for you to come back but, selfishly, I'm glad you did. Your clear honest voice has made a difference to me so thank you.

[fretnesbutke]

Thank you! So very helpful for those of us who haven't had an NDE. I wonder how many watching this are here because they're utterly crushed with grief, and only want to be reunited with a loved one, family, a friend, or a pet..who is worth more than all the money in the world to them. There's those who have recently received bad news from a doctor, or those who feel their life is just a cruel joke, one catastrophe after another. I don't know if it's any help, but I am in that same place with you. My mind is a roiling torture, and I have a hard time living with the central paradox and mystery:when I see any living being, they are radiant, magnificent, wondrous, precious beyond words - why would they be born into such a dangerous, horrific, indifferent universe? It takes great endurance to not curse the darkness but light a candle instead. Hoping life will be gentle and generous with you.

[annamelanie]

Kudos to Nancy for having the guts to speak honestly about the downside of nde. Believable.

[sharonlevites]

Hi Nancy, your NDE I relate to so much. In 1971 I was on a bicycle when I was hit by a city bus. My life after was very crazy. I had a massive head injury and lost who I was and pretty much my childhood. I feel I was being guided by spirits, who I was, what i should or should not be doing . A few months after my accident is when I first remember comprehending I was hit by a bus and was told my story. But I didn't feel like I belonged there and left out on my own in a world I knew nothing about. I was very naive to life here on earth and didn't understand why the world isn't perfect. I had to learn about all the dishonesty and sins of people.  People not understanding the meaning of love like I was given in heaven. I loved everyone, I forgave everyone. I didn't look at what they say or do but who they are as a whole and found forgiveness.When I came back I was psychic and I spoke mostly about the universe but the words I spoke came from my mouth but at the same time I didn't feel it was me speaking and wondered were all this information was coming from. When I was hit my only memory was seeing my body in the street as I rose in such a peaceful light feeling total calmness, peace, love, grace. But I had no reconciliation of being hit at all.  I also still from this day feel I live in both worlds and I'm here looking in on earth.
But with all the conflicts not knowing, feeling guided who I was, I started having blackouts so went to a neurologist who put me in a psychiatric ward and pumped me with many drugs being he considered me nuts I guess . I know even know if at the time I told him about my NDE or not. I spent several years on and off so drugged up and pretty much catatonic in hospital. Finally a friend who knew me before my accident said, you don't belong here. You don't need these drugs, they are messing you up. He took me for a few weeks and had me meet a natupatic doctor who put me on tons of herbs and vitamins that detoxed the drugs from me . I started talking and was finally able to live again feeling myself. But NDE does change you. Everyone is important to me, I love everyone and very compassionate about love and giving. I live through the heart and very intuitive of people. Being I had a head injury, if I keep jumping thoughts it's normal of me. But I would really love talking with you sometime. I know when I came back I was to write a book, but I have so much sadness, hurt, but feel of love causing it. So much is missing here of my story, And being I have a head injury, there is some damage there that I can't stay on one thought, I jump around. But my story is very important and pray I will have someone work with me in writing it. I told my story on talkzone radio. But it's short and general and missing so much. But I would like for you to search it to know part of my story. Talkzone radio with my name. It's been many years before I even knew there was a name for NDE and OBE. I pretty much had to stay silent . My story is unless you had one yourself you really can't relate and I didn't want to be thrown in an institution again. That was 46 years ago.

[BigHeartNoBS]

As a fellow NDE-Er, I totally relate with this woman on so many things. I'm writing a book not only to share my NDE story, but to also lend support to other NDE ers. I want to do talks like this and help others too. P.S. I love Boulder too! Lived there for 5 years. I graduated from CU. Go Buffs!

[MJane-zznu]

This honestly brought me to tears. Everything is exactly as I felt following the shared death experience I encountered when my mother passed. I still (almost a year later) feel lost in this world. That this existence is the dream, and the spirit world I had a glimpse of is the reality. Everything feels so foreign to me here. I miss the love and peace of the other side. I also miss my mum so much. I'm blessed to have had the experience and I know life goes on after this. But there are some hard days after any form of STE. Really glad I clicked on this video. Thank you IANDS for the work that you do.

[Emptiness]

I have never been an NDE/er. I feel very connected to 99 percent of the people I have heard share there stories, it is very similar to the way I am living my life today, accept, my change started through suffering 14 years ago and wanted another way to live my life, I then started to do my own healing journey and read lots of awakening books and meditation and my whole thinking is similar of those who share there NDE experience. My process has been much longer. The information I have been getting is to be love and share it. To teach, learn, forgive and just be. My whole entire life is an automatic gratitude avalanche. I see love today because I have unlearned a lot of things I was taught, in that process is where I began to see and EXPERIENCE my true divinity..Thank you for your share, it resonates

[jamiet]

Thank you so much for sharing this. I had to stop it a couple of times to really absorb what she was saying, because the triggers sent remembrance all through me it never fails to amaze me every time. Losing that divine love that was so close is truly devastating. Living in two worlds is hard, its a constant battle, when all we long for is that peace again. Thank you. <3

[sandywatts]

I’ve never had an NDE, but I am no longer afraid because I’ve listened to probably 150 so far and it’s changed my life. Nancy, you have changed my life too!! I’m no longer afraid of dying. I want to love everybody without judgment, and I’m very happy. I’m 74 and suffer with terrible arthritis. Even though it hurts a lot, I don’t mind so much. ❤😊

[ManifestingMarcus]

I really like her story. This is what God has been telling us all along. And God so loved the world that he sent Jesus. Jesus said the greatest thing you can do is love God and love one another.

[susanfrancis]

I'm a Christ loving lady who knows where I'm going when I die! I sent this message to my son who is a non-believer and I sure hope he gives this a good study and will come to know that peace Christians have! I pray everyday he sees the light!

[spiritcu]

I had a stage 4 cancer diagnosis and now cancer free and I have very similar perspectives to NDE’rs I believe. I know in my knower that I was healed with miraculous help from above and within and not a day goes by that I don’t feel grateful for being here and getting to experience all of life both good and bad. An up close meeting with death will do that. My shift in perspective coupled with seeking more and more in depth understanding of life and spirit brings me to videos like this that not only bless me but draw me further into seeking more life answers. It’s amazing new journey I’m on I feel like a totally different person than before cancer.

[bigbrother]

Very interesting and revealing. I connected with "let it go" and we dont have to control every thing because God has our back, so enjoy life. Thank you for your message. God bless.

[lenameli]

amazing story. I too had a NDE when i was a child and I remember being in the surgery room and being in two places at once. I could not figure this out till just this year. It has always been the clearest memory as a child like it happened yesterday.... but it did not click at what i had seen. Recently i had a surgery and did not have a NDE but was a touch and go to my life .... after the surgery I was the happiest for the first two to three months, then I kept on crying for Her story is something that talks to me. I wish people would believe more, I try and talk to people as much as i could about this. Yet most of the time i get odd looks from people even family members. All i can do is take care of me and help people that want to be and have fun. enjoy life and never be afraid .... just be free! Much love to all!

[ekkie]

One of the most profound NDE workouts I have seen so far. Thank you for sharing your NDE and the many tips you provided.