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NDERF 1534 Deirdre P NDE 3463
https://nderf.org/Experiences/1deirdre_p_nde.html
1987
1987
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On June 22, 1987, Deirdre jumped out of a truck going 65 mph and landed on her head due to severe life circumstances including financial problems, gambling addiction, and pregnancy. She experienced total darkness and stood before a presence that lovingly but firmly communicated that she could do better. She received knowledge, compassion, and understanding about her difficult past events with assurance that she had never been and never would be alone.
She then rested in the most peaceful, loving calmness she had ever felt. When it was time to return, she begged and pleaded not to go back, feeling that the love she experienced didn't exist on Earth. She argued and asked when she could return. The presence told her things would be difficult for a while, then better, then difficult again, then better again. She was told she would become so happy that she wouldn't want to leave, reassured she would never be alone, and that everything would be okay if she kept moving forward. Upon return, she experienced the intense darkness as if in a black hole surrounded by pure energy. She felt she was on the verge of all-knowing state with indescribable wisdom ingrained into her existence. The simple equation to everything that scientists seek was revealed to be pure energy, too simple for anyone to figure out. She gained understanding that silly human equations pale before this ultimate simplicity. --- Biblical Summary --- Biblical elements: The experience includes encountering a divine presence offering compassion and correction, receiving assurance of never being alone (reflecting God's omnipresence), prophetic knowledge about future life patterns, and overwhelming divine love. The darkness could represent the valley of death from Psalm 23. Unbiblical elements: The description of the ultimate reality as "pure energy" with a simple equation reflects New Age physics-spirituality fusion rather than biblical theology. The absence of explicit mention of God, Jesus, or biblical imagery is notable. The regret about returning contradicts biblical submission to God's will.
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Severe head trauma from 65mph impact
Internal experience only, no external observations, received knowledge about future patterns
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