Dhru Purohit

I don't know if you know, but University of Virginia actually has a department that's there that looks at near-death experiences.

They've published on it.

They've written about it.

We've had one of their...

uh, primary teachers and he's a physician himself who had a near death experience that not himself, but he was the recipient of somebody who had a near death experience.

His name is Bruce Grayson and we've done a podcast with him.

I think it's, uh, we can link to it in the show notes.

Tell me about your near-death experience.

You talked about this tunnel and this white light.

What was going on?

And what sort of lasting impact has it had on you?

No, in fact, one of our common friends said, he loves to talk a lot.

So make sure you guide him in the process.

It's interesting you've talked about that because we've had, we interviewed a past podcast guest who had her own near-death experience that led to a whole revolution of her life.

helping people through her methodology i'm blanking on her name it'll come back to me but we'll link to in the show notes but she described a very interesting intersection as well her dad who had passed away previously who she had a very challenging relationship with in fact he was the source of a lot of trauma

that was there, very tough on her, forced her to get married to somebody that she didn't want to get married to, and she ended up running away, and then broke free of that pattern in India.

But in the father's passing,

And in the sort of field of consciousness where everybody now has dropped their layers, their trauma, other stuff, her dad spoke to her and said, it's not your time.

You're needed.

And you have a very important message.