Dr. Sue Morter

It was an amazing, transcendental, multidimensional experience, and so there I was.

And I wasn't taking anything at all.

And so what I knew was when I came down out of that, that there was a world that I had no idea existed.

A world that my friends that have had near-death experiences have described in their moments on the other side.

When they would write books about it, they later became my friends because I would reach out and we would connect.

And recognizing that I was having those same experiences without the near-death moment.

But I also realized that while I was now aware of something, it didn't change my life.

Yeah.

Well, ironically, amazingly so.

In fact, I wrote about that in the book.

It was like, that's how willing we are to marginalize our greatness.

I had direct experience with it.

Yeah, but then you fell right back.

And I still left it there and came back here.

Why is that?

Because I was so ingrained, so entrained, so autopilot, plugged into something missing, something broken, something wrong, got to fix it.

So what happened was I had these flashback types of experiences from time to time, just these lucid memory experiences of it.

And I started realizing that I had to stay in my body more.

in order to be able to study it or to research it or to look into what was happening in my consciousness.

And so I learned that I had to get in my body that I was living in my head too much.