Gay near death experience
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1. About Dr. Liz Dale
Clinical psychologist and author Dr. Liz Dale () has an official site which has become an important resource for those with academic or personal interests in the NDE phenomenon. It includes access to links to LGBT-focused articles on Amazon, Google, and Wikipedia, among other information repositories. Dale anticipates that her new NDE survey will make significant contributions to the literature, as well as pave the way for future investigations.
In , Dr. Dale published &#;Crossing Over and Coming Home: Twenty-One Authors Discuss the Gay NDE as Spiritual Transformation,&#; an excerpt from her noun in this article captures the essence of this research and the intensely personal and profound nature of the stories people have shared with her. The International Association for Near Death Studies (IANDS) is sponsoring a complementary NDE study. Interested parties can learn more at their website. In , Dr. Dale and Ke
I’m Cristhian Escobar, I’m from Nicaragua, raised in Recent York City. And for the first few years of my life, I was separated from my mom and my dad as a result of being born in a civil war.
Years later at the age of 5 I moved to Recent York with my grandmother, with my grandfather and I remember getting off the plane at JFK and my grandmother pointing to a woman, my grandfather pointing to a man, and then saying, “That’s your mom. That’s your dad.”
And me going like, “Okay. I don’t know these people. I guess they’re my parents?”
It felt awkward. It felt weird. And it was getting in the way of me nurturing a deeper, more loving relationship with this woman that I see at the airport that I notify my mom. I jog up to them and I hug them and we of course move home and we began our relationship in this country as immigrants with my mom and my dad and soon-to-be my little sister. But that awkwardness, that weirdness that I felt as I child seeing them at the airport, I consider remained for a very long time with me. And I think it was really affirmed and I think amplified the more it became clea
Experiences of light in gay and lesbian near-death experiences
Experiences of Light in Gay and Lesbian Near-Death Experiences Liz Dale, Ph.D. San Pablo, CA ABSTRACT: This article illustrates the concept of divine light in stories of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender near-death experiencers. KEY WORDS: near-death experience; gay/lesbian/bisexual/transgender; spirituality; divine light. In Crossing Over and Coming Home, I recorded numerous personal accounts of near-death experiences (NDEs) from within the gay/ lesbian/bisexual/transgender (GLBT) community (Dale, ). In his endorsement of that book, Stanislav Grof wrote that the "study of near death experiences in the gay community is also a major contribution to the general understanding of the phenomenology of near-death states and their effects on survivors" (Grof, , unpaged frontispiece). Before describing examples of the impact of divine light within gay NDEs, let me address the reason it is important to document GLBT near-death stories. Christian de la Huerta wrote in his groundbreak ing novel, Coming Out Spiritu
Experiences of Light in Gay and Lesbian Near-Death Experiences
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