Let's Talk Near Death

Sally Dukes had an NDE as a very young child, and the memory of that profound encounter has stayed with her throughout her life. She shares how this experience shaped her understanding of consciousness, death, and the deeper mysteries of existence, and how she came to share her story with others.
Today, Sally is a psychotherapist and author of her book 'Drummer Girl'. 
To find out more about Sally, visit: https://www.sallydukes.com

Dr. Adam Rizvi is a neurologist, critical care physician, and author of Love Does Not Know Death. He works closely with patients at the end of life, bringing both clinical insight and a deeply human perspective to the dying process. In this episode, he shares his experiences at the bedside, what may be happening in the brain as life comes to a close, what families might expect in those final moments, and the quiet but powerful role of love and connection.

To learn more about Dr. Adam, you can visit: https://lovedoesnotknowdeath.com

For more about Kirsty, visit www.kirstysalisbury.com 
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About the Host: Kirsty Salisbury is a Podcaster, author and end of life supporter and host of Let's Talk Near Death - a podcast exploring life, death and experiences in-between. Through real stories of Near-Death Experiences, end-of-life encounters, and spiritual awakenings, Kirsty loves conversations about what might happen at the edge of life.  Learn more at  https://www.kirstysalisbury.com

When Lorri Brewer returned from her NDE, she had completely changed, and was unsure how to live within a body and consciousness that no longer felt the same. This conversation explores the often-unspoken reality that the experience doesn't end when someone comes back, and that the body and nervous system continue to carry the experience.  Lorri shares her thoughts on:

• The challenges of reintegration
• Why integration can be harder than the experience itself
• How identity, meaning, and intuition shift after near death
• What life after near death was like for her.

For more about Lori, visit: https://www.lorribrewer.com/ Lorri's book 'Heaven Time' at: https://bit.ly/3PFgH6r

Amy Marohn's life changed after a serious health crisis brought her to the brink of death and sparked a profound spiritual awakening. In this episode, we explore how that experience reshaped her understanding of healing, consciousness, and the deeper workings of the mind.
Now a spiritual hypnotist and founder of Sensorium Hypnosis, Amy works with the subconscious mind to help people release trauma, reconnect with their intuition, and find greater alignment in their lives.
You can find more about Amy at:
Website: https://sensoriumhypnosis.com Book: https://sensoriumhypnosis.com/product/whispers-beyond-the-veil/

Jonathan Cottor and his family know loss first-hand. As their son Ryan lived with Spinal Muscular Atrophy, Jonathan and his wife founded Ryan House, a pioneering children's hospice and respite centre.

Jonathan now leads Children's Respite Homes of America and is on a mission to expand paediatric respite care across the U.S. His story is heartfelt, courageous, and truly inspiring.

Learn more at: Ryan House: https://www.ryanhouse.org
Children's Respite Homes of America: https://www.childrensrespitehomes.org