Show Notes
Presents the link between near-death experiences and extraterrestrial encounters
• Looks at research from early pioneers in the field of alien contact, including Greta Woodrew, Leo Sprinkle, Whitley Streiber, and John Mack
• Shares case studies of individuals who have undergone near-death experiences that coincided with extraterrestrial contact
• Tells the story of the author’s own near-death experiences, the unexpected knowledge they offered, and their revelations of the author’s past lives
Near-death experience (NDE) researcher and spiritual counselor P. M. H. Atwater draws upon decades of scholarship, personal experiences, and testimonials from the Mutual UFO Network (MUFON) to explore the connections between NDEs and alien contact.
The author presents the research of pioneers in the field of alien interaction, including Greta Woodrew, Leo Sprinkle, Kenneth Ring, Whitley Streiber, and John Mack. She also shares 38 case study interviews with people who have had alien encounters and NDEs. Her findings reveal that people experiencing these phenomena report similar experiences of interactions with “beings of light,” telepathic communication, and journeys to otherworldly realms.
Atwater also reports on her own NDEs from the 1970s, revealing how they may demonstrate her past life as a space-traveling extraterrestrial named Arrakkus. The author provides transcripts of recorded conversations that Arrakkus had by speaking through her while she was in a trance state. She explains how her personal experiences and research have yielded conclusions that bear upon the fields of psychology, neuroscience, philosophy, and theology, and she discusses the implications of these findings for a deeper understanding of our potentials.
P. M. H. Atwater, LHD, is a distinguished researcher of near-death experiences, a prayer chaplain, a spiritual counselor, and a visionary. She is the author of 27 books, including Coming Back to Life, Future Memory, We Live Forever, The New Children and Near-Death Experiences, Beyond the Indigo Children, The Forever Angels, and Children of the Fifth World. She lives in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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