Jack Wagner

Many say that they're able to sense or see things that they weren't able to before. Ariel has a lot of experiences like that as well. And simply too many to fit in one episode. I think we're going to do some kind of follow up to this on Patreon because I had such a great time talking with Ariel. So stay tuned for that. They have a lot of extra stories.

Many say that they're able to sense or see things that they weren't able to before. Ariel has a lot of experiences like that as well. And simply too many to fit in one episode. I think we're going to do some kind of follow up to this on Patreon because I had such a great time talking with Ariel. So stay tuned for that. They have a lot of extra stories.

Many say that they're able to sense or see things that they weren't able to before. Ariel has a lot of experiences like that as well. And simply too many to fit in one episode. I think we're going to do some kind of follow up to this on Patreon because I had such a great time talking with Ariel. So stay tuned for that. They have a lot of extra stories.

Aside from this one, if you could believe it. As many of you probably heard, I recently interviewed Dr. Bruce Grayson, one of the world's leading experts on near-death experiences. He has an entire section of his book, which is called After, about his research of people who had NDEs during drug overdoses.

Aside from this one, if you could believe it. As many of you probably heard, I recently interviewed Dr. Bruce Grayson, one of the world's leading experts on near-death experiences. He has an entire section of his book, which is called After, about his research of people who had NDEs during drug overdoses.

Aside from this one, if you could believe it. As many of you probably heard, I recently interviewed Dr. Bruce Grayson, one of the world's leading experts on near-death experiences. He has an entire section of his book, which is called After, about his research of people who had NDEs during drug overdoses.

And interestingly enough, he concludes that NDEs involving drugs are genuine experiences, not reducible to the effects of the substances involved. Their depth, coherence, and transformative impact make them indistinguishable from NDEs caused by other means. In fact, one of the people interviewed in the book injured themselves while on LSD. They stopped breathing and had an NDE.

And interestingly enough, he concludes that NDEs involving drugs are genuine experiences, not reducible to the effects of the substances involved. Their depth, coherence, and transformative impact make them indistinguishable from NDEs caused by other means. In fact, one of the people interviewed in the book injured themselves while on LSD. They stopped breathing and had an NDE.

And interestingly enough, he concludes that NDEs involving drugs are genuine experiences, not reducible to the effects of the substances involved. Their depth, coherence, and transformative impact make them indistinguishable from NDEs caused by other means. In fact, one of the people interviewed in the book injured themselves while on LSD. They stopped breathing and had an NDE.

And their description was very similar to Ariel's. They also describe a clear moment. where they are suddenly no longer high. I thought that was such an interesting detail of Ariel's story. It seems like people who have NDEs during a drug overdose report a clear separation between the effects of the drugs and then their NDE.

And their description was very similar to Ariel's. They also describe a clear moment. where they are suddenly no longer high. I thought that was such an interesting detail of Ariel's story. It seems like people who have NDEs during a drug overdose report a clear separation between the effects of the drugs and then their NDE.

And their description was very similar to Ariel's. They also describe a clear moment. where they are suddenly no longer high. I thought that was such an interesting detail of Ariel's story. It seems like people who have NDEs during a drug overdose report a clear separation between the effects of the drugs and then their NDE.

I also thought it was so interesting that when Ariel woke up, they weren't high at all. I mean, taking that amount of acid would typically...

I also thought it was so interesting that when Ariel woke up, they weren't high at all. I mean, taking that amount of acid would typically...

I also thought it was so interesting that when Ariel woke up, they weren't high at all. I mean, taking that amount of acid would typically...

impact you for quite some time at least the rest of the day if not several days but that is just so fascinating to me that they woke up feeling fine anyway like I said I'm probably going to be doing another talk with Ariel on Patreon if you're interested they have more stories to tell thank you once again to Ariel for sharing this story this episode is called Second Chance and you've been listening to Otherworld

impact you for quite some time at least the rest of the day if not several days but that is just so fascinating to me that they woke up feeling fine anyway like I said I'm probably going to be doing another talk with Ariel on Patreon if you're interested they have more stories to tell thank you once again to Ariel for sharing this story this episode is called Second Chance and you've been listening to Otherworld

impact you for quite some time at least the rest of the day if not several days but that is just so fascinating to me that they woke up feeling fine anyway like I said I'm probably going to be doing another talk with Ariel on Patreon if you're interested they have more stories to tell thank you once again to Ariel for sharing this story this episode is called Second Chance and you've been listening to Otherworld

Otherworld is executive produced and hosted by myself, Jack Wagner. Our theme song is by Cobra Man. The soundtrack of this episode is by Juice Jackal and North Americans. This episode was edited by myself and engineered by Theo Schaefer. Our artwork is by Coldestack Studios. Nikki Kate Delgado is our associate producer. Production help by Hayley Pearson.

Otherworld is executive produced and hosted by myself, Jack Wagner. Our theme song is by Cobra Man. The soundtrack of this episode is by Juice Jackal and North Americans. This episode was edited by myself and engineered by Theo Schaefer. Our artwork is by Coldestack Studios. Nikki Kate Delgado is our associate producer. Production help by Hayley Pearson.