The near death experience of Deborah King

Deborah King explains how her near-death experience happened, and how it has changed her vision of life and death.

With many thanks to Rainhild Appel for the German subtitles

With many thanks to Isabel Chiliquinga de Frey for the Spanish subtitles

With many thanks to Kumiko Ono for the Japanese subtitles:

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[joannapadgett]

I just can’t thank you enough for these videos. After my 14 month old son passed from a rare genetic condition, these videos brought me so much peace. I wasn’t able to sleep at night, so I would turn on your channel and listen to the stories and it was the only thing that would help me fall asleep. I can’t wait to see Bodie again 💙 Thank you

[annmeeks]

As a nurse for over 50 years, I can certainly relate to your story. As a young RN student I was assigned to the ED, a young girl came in who had attempted a home birth. She was absolutely bleeding out by the time she arrived in the ED. Somehow as a student I was handed the baby during the resuscitation and she flatlined. The team kept working, giving he blood and finally were able to bring her back. I remember standing there holding the baby and crying for both the mother and the baby. As a student I was able to visit her the next day to see how she was. When I walked in the door she smiled and said “Oh, you were holding my baby and crying. I was watching from over the room and wanted to tell you that it was ok, I was fine and for you to stop crying”. I’ve never forgotten her and as the years passed had many more experiences with death. She helped me not feel so sad when people passed on as I heard her comforting words, that she was ok. Thank you for sharing your story and I hope to see you up there.

[artiemcfly]

Thank you for making these videos. I lost my 15 year old son 10.13.23 and the anguish i feel is tremendous. However, your work helping these people share their stories, has helped me remembering that spiritually, he is not lost to me. Praying for the Creator to help me through these dark days. 🙏

[estherstone]

I lost my 43 year old son to suicide in October ‘21. I was already interested in NDE’s, and that gave me real comfort. Then in August ‘22, I heard from him. He simply said ‘Mom’ one morning, and that had a wonderful effect on my sense of well being. I thank you for our efforts in bringing these testimonies to us all.

[HaggagRanda]

Hello from Cairo, Egypt. I had a very similar NDE in 2013. I was a practicing Muslim who turned to atheist and now I subscribe to oneness, that we are all one. I have been to this outer space, saw light, couldnt define what I witnessed with the consciousness of earth until lock down when I started to revisit this space or what I call point 0 in meditations and activations. I feel like a portal had opened to me and I have been exposed to knowledge for the past 9 years. My life had changed completely. I am a different person every year.

I thought I would reach out and would like to share my NDE and journey ever since.

[anne-mariemoore]

Yesterday a colleague and I tried to save a man who collapsed outside the school where we work. It took around 15mins for the ambulance to arrive. While waiting we tried a defibrillator and CPR but it didn't work. I think if we started CPR earlier then he would still be here. I am sure he's OK and home but I feel so sad for his loved ones. He was only 48 years old and had popped out to the local shop to never return home. Please pray for his family and his soul. 🙏❤️

[beachsnowgirl]

As an ER/ICU nurse I 100 percent know what you’re saying is beyond real. It is actually who we are. Thank you ❤️❤️

[livmarlin]

When I was 25 I went to a psychic for the first time. She told me that I had three children, two in the physical & one in the spiritual. I looked at her confused because I had two children, not 3 .
She said, I'm talking about the daughter you had a miscarriage with.
I immediately started to cry & she said she wants you to know she chose not to come into the world at that time. But she loves you & she will come back to you as a grandchild. But she might not be a girl. She said, but you will know me by the mole on my neck right where you have one. Same side on the left. I was flabbergasted to say the least, mainly because it was a little girl I miscarriaged! Other things she went on to tell me were very accurate as I said I was 25yrs old at the time of the reading & I'm now in my early 50's
Well my youngest Son had my first Grandchild & I felt such a deep connection to him even before he was born. I figured it was because it was my first grandchild. But when he was handed to me for the first time I had this overwhelming feeling of familiarity
& deep connection to him. I was in Love instantly! Then he moved & I saw his neck ! He had a tiny mole the left side of his neck!!!! Then he looked right at me & stared & I knew I just knew he was the soul of the daughter I lost!
He's three & I have such a bond with him! Sometimes I feel bad because he will cry for me & not his Mommy or my Son & there's no consoling him until I come. I can't tell you how many nights I had to go over to their house & put him to bed or calm him down, , because he only wanted me.
I have never told my daughter in law, whom I love dearly, because I wouldn't want to hurt her or my Son. I'm Mimi & he has my whole heart💙💙💙

[johnsanders]

Anthony, you've done it again. By far, the best film maker in this genre. You production quality is just off the charts. Thank you so much for bringing such a professional approach to this and related subjects. Also, thank you for interviewing someone from the scientific/medical field. It was those with that background that convinced me the things I experienced were real and that I wasn't crazy. It then opened up the scope of my discoveries in researching hundreds of such cases. They never cease to amaze me. Several years later, it still feels like the first day.

[ErickytheArtist]

Lost my daughter who was 6 weeks away from her an her twin 2nd bday. She was born with heart defects but surprisingly to us an her doctors she was doing amazing every day. She had so much energy an was so sassy, smart, caring, loving, playful, helpful an she was just like any other child. You wouldn't know she had heart problems unless I told you so it was a total shock when she went into cardiac arrest 6 months ago. It was the first time we ever had to deal with anything like this with her. The doctors always kept a close eye on her by going to appointments every month plus she had a nurse that came to the house twice a month an the day it happened was the day her nurse was coming later on. We did Cpr until they came an the first respondent was there so quickly and she was still breathing but it was shallow so I just knew she would be okay but she never came back. We all miss her every single second of the day. Such a short time she left a big impact on us. I can't wait to see her again

[Cthomas]

I’m a nurse also and have witnessed some amazing things in the time of dying. But I’ve recently have lost my faith I’ve never considered myself as a religious person although I pray I just have been lost especially for the last couple years I’ve seen so much hate anxiety just down right meanness from co workers people out in public and so on. Then some of these NDE videos popped up and it’s rekindled my faith and have made the decision that I refuse to let all the negativity especially at work ruin my faith. All the experiences that I’ve seen on these videos are all about the same that’s just too incidental not to mean something and what I take from it is we all need to be kinder and more patient with everyone and to show love when we can and the promise of seeing our dear loved ones one day again 🥰

[k.muller]

Thank you so much Deborah! I'm a nurse from Germany, working in a psychotherapeutical hospital. I by myself had a lot of spiritual experiences, once I met a light- and loveful entity. I deeply belive in our beeing as a soul - although - it is a knowing, not a beliving...
I can understand the inner problems you discribed when you worked with suicidal clients. It is not easy, but I had success when I, for example, told a woman: " You dont't have to die to see your departed husband again - you can maybe do it right now, maybe he is listening, is watching you at this moment." And suddenly she felt him inensivly, her tears ran and she said: "I see him, I feel him!" From this time her desire for dying disappeared..."
I read Eben Alexanders book as well and I am so thankful that the knowledge about live and awareness is spreading. Maybe with this heartknowledge our humankind can survive on this beautiful planet.❤

[Iris-vogd]

I feel depressed for years now, because this world is so horrible that it feels as if I lost faith in humanity and the point of physical life, it's stories like these makes me have hope that there was a point for everything to keep going and that all will be well in the end

[billnalder]

One thing Deborah said really hit home for me...i also have had not one but two NDE's as a result of severe heart she said "Now i KNOW, i dont have to just believe anymore!"...this is something special i also felt...faith and belief are great and important- if those are all the tools you have....but there are some of us, through these unique experiences, absolutely KNOW there is life after death, its actually a simple, smooth, seamless transition and i feel honored and 'special' in a way that i do KNOW~

[joanalciati]

I really enjoyed watching this video and hearing of your experiences. As a former hospice RN and one who, over the years, has read hundreds of books on death and dying since Moody’s and Kubler Ross’ first publications in the 70s, your testimony is so important in getting the word out. Would love to meet you in person one day. Moody and Kubler Ross inspired me, at the age of 20, to work with terminal patients. Your testimony rings true for me.

[stevebaker]

I always learn something new when viewing these videos. My view toward religion and spirituality has changed so much in recent years (and still evolving). Thanks for all you do in sharing these NDEs with the world!

[davalenelivingston]

I was moved emotionally when she talked about how beautiful it was there, so full of light, sound and color. These are the same things that we find comfort in, don't we? When it's a sunny spring day with bird song and flowers in bloom. And it's more magnificent where she went and others who have had NDEs. I'm so glad there's this channel for people to visit and hear the stories and be a witness to the courage of these people to tell us what they learned.

[NYawesome]

there is something about those people who had NDE their presence is very peaceful am I the only one who feels this?

[PhilSartori]

This is one of the best testimonials I have seen so far. Very precise and honest. Deborah really came through as a very credible experiencer.

[terrydomeier]

When my father was in coma and we had a hospice nurse coming to the home, she shared her very own NDE with our family. That kind gesture on her part REALLY gave us all Hope and strengthened our faith that even though our father was dying we WOULD see him again. That has never left my thoughts. She described many of the same things I hear on these videos. Beautiful vivid colors, beautiful music and feeling so much LOVE. She said it was hard to come back into her body, she loved it so much there! Thank you all that share your stories!