In a deeply comforting and insightful conversation, Belinda Womack, channeling the wisdom of the 12 Archangels, offers a powerful perspective on the current global climate: the dismantling of old, fear-based structures paving the way for a fearless ascension of humanity. Belinda reassures us that despite the seeming chaos, this dismantling is a necessary process leading towards peace,

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In part two of the best NDE experiences, we bring together four more near-death experience accounts from the show’s archives. Each one is different. Each one challenges what we think we know about death, choice, and what comes next. Dennis Bullock: The Man Who Froze Time Dennis and his girlfriend accidentally consumed far too much

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What happens when we die? In this special episode, we bring together four of the most detailed and moving near-death experience accounts from the show’s archives. John J. Davis: The Orientation Center John was 21 when a severe reaction to anesthesia stopped his heart for seven minutes. What he experienced in that time felt like

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The afterlife is not a matter of belief. According to Harvard-trained neurosurgeon and NDE experiencer Dr. Eben Alexander, it is a matter of scientific evidence that has already been assembled, peer-reviewed, and published by rigorous researchers from multiple disciplines. When Jannecke sat down to record this episode, her husband’s mother had passed away that same

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Dr John Demartini has been teaching, researching, and traveling the world for over 50 years. He has written more than 40 books, lives on a boat, and has not driven a car in 36 years. He has delegated everything except the four things he loves most: researching, writing, traveling, and teaching. At nearly 72, he

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Most people who encounter Arcturian contact don’t know what happened until years later. Suzanne Ross had her first experience in Philadelphia in 1995, paralyzed in bed at dawn, unafraid but unable to move. She only understood it through regression. What came next, a spontaneous healing on a desert mountain, four hours of missing time in

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