Jordan Crowder

And when you study the world of near-death experiences, NDEs, it's so fascinating.

I mean, there are, I guarantee you there's millions of them, but there's at least thousands documented.

And of course they're anecdotal.

It's a person's subjective experience, but you're talking about there's thousands of them out there.

And there's so many books and podcasts where you can see these.

Most of these people have never heard of the other people.

They don't, you know what I mean?

These are these personal subjective experiences that are so similar.

I mean, the overlap is uncanny.

Um, by and large, like 80 to 90% of them say that they're extremely positive, um, that they were left hopeful for the afterlife, not scared.

They're no longer scared in their current life.

Um, their fear diminishes, their anxiety diminishes.

They, a lot of times don't even want to come back to this physical world because they're like, how am I going to fit?

They see the totality of themselves and like, how am I going to fit all of this and that little freaking meat suit?

Like it's not possible.

And the idea of that scary.

So you, you,

Just by studying near-death experiences, it gives you such a broader view of like the bigger reality, the bigger picture.

And I think that's a great place for people to start because it's fascinating.

It's entertaining.