DE111: She Died… Saw God & Didn’t Want to Come Back with Jennifer Farmer
Divine Encounters: Near-Death Experiences (NDE) & BeyondShow Notes
What if the place we fear the most… feels more like home than anything we’ve ever known?
After a near-fatal overdose, Jennifer Farmer found herself in a space beyond time—surrounded by a presence she could only describe as pure love. There was no pain, no fear, just a deep sense of peace and wholeness she had never experienced before.
As she became aware she was being pulled back, something inside her resisted. She didn’t want to return to the life she had left behind. In that moment, she began to plead—to stay where everything finally felt right.
But coming back wasn’t the end of the experience. Over time, what she felt on the other side began to reshape how she saw life, purpose, and even suffering itself.
What if the love we’re searching for… has been waiting for us all along?
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