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NDERF 5482 Michael H NDE 13072
14
Suggestive Evidence
7
Low Compatibility
Wiccan practices, magical powers, spirit materialization
The NDE itself contains biblical elements including an out-of-body experience and encountering a robed figure in a tunnel of light who offered paradise, similar to Jesus's words to the thief on the cross. However, Michael's subsequent turn to Wiccan practices directly contradicts biblical teachings against witchcraft and sorcery (Galatians 5:20, Revelation 21:8). His belief in magical powers, witnessing spirits materialize in his home, and claiming supernatural healing abilities align with occult practices explicitly condemned in Scripture. While his transformation from suicidal alcoholism to valuing life is positive, his embrace of pagan deities (Hecate, Odin, Freya) and renunciation of Christianity in favor of witchcraft places this experience in opposition to biblical faith. The claim to regenerate "like Wolverine" and be "bullet resistant" suggests either delusion or demonic deception rather than divine healing.
Michael attempted suicide by shooting himself in the head on May 14, 2017, after months of alcoholism and grieving his father's death. He heard "code blue" being called repeatedly and found himself viewing his body being wheeled down the hospital corridor from above. While out of body, he traveled through a tunnel where a robed figure extended his hand saying "Join me brother in paradise." Michael declined and returned to his body. He woke up missing the right side of his skull, later developed a brain abscess causing hemiparesis, and was told he'd never move again. Through years of recovery, he regained almost full mobility despite losing his prefrontal cortex. The experience transformed him from a suicidal alcoholic to someone who values life. He now identifies as Wiccan after his late husband convinced him magic is real, and he reports having innate healing powers. He describes himself as "bullet resistant" and regenerating "like Wolverine."
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