Anita Moorjani

He wrote the forward to the book.

Hay House published my book.

I got a publishing deal on my lap.

And I was living in Hong Kong.

And so Hay House then flew me to the United States

to be at an event with Dr. Wayne Dyer where he was speaking to 3,000 people and he introduced me to them.

Like I was sitting there in the audience, Hay House had flown me there, the publishers, and then he spoke about my story and then he said, we've flown her here from Hong Kong.

And he had me come on stage and I was standing there on stage, never having addressed so many people in my life

Holding the microphone, I was shaking and quivering because I've, you know, I mean, I'm the least qualified person to stand in front of 3000 people.

And I looked at them and I thought, this is what I saw in the near death experience.

And I'm so glad I had written about it before it happened, because this is what I had seen.

And then he launched me.

into the world but he looked at me in that moment and he said are you scared because i was shaking he said what are you scared and i said yes i've never spoken in front of such a big audience before and he said you've been dead and back what have you got to be scared about and i said i said actually being dead is easier than public speaking

And I have to say, I am so relieved that Danny was one of those people that didn't disbelieve everything that happened to me.

It would have been much harder to integrate what happened to me because when I came back, I noticed that I was...

emotionally, mentally, psychologically very different.

I had been impacted so much with the understanding and the depth and seeing my own body heal physically and knowing without a doubt that there is this other world of consciousness beyond this one and that we are multisensory beings.

And I was more interested in tapping into that world than being so immersed in this one.

that most of the people I knew around me, my community that I had always been with all these years, they were still very much immersed in the physical, three-dimensional, five-sensory world of fear.

And I didn't have time for that.