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Atwater, P. M. H. The Big Book of Near-Death Experiences. Rainbow Ridge Books, Chapter 17, Margaret Fields Kean, Pages 257-258, 2007
Chapter 17, Margaret Fields Kean, Pages 257-258, 2007
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In 1978, Margaret Fields Kean, a self-described super-mom farmwife, was hospitalized for three weeks with severe phlebitis when a blood clot dislodged and traveled to her heart and lungs, causing a pulmonary embolism. Medical staff scrambled as she was given injections for nausea which, combined with blood thinners, triggered massive internal hemorrhaging. The hospital room descended into pandemonium as her vital signs failed and she slipped away, her consciousness detaching to observe events around her. Her spirit witnessed the scene around her body, then expanded awareness to see and hear right through walls - activities in the waiting room down the hall and nurses at their station, aware of their thoughts through telepathic insight. She was propelled into a transcendent state where she instantly knew and understood many things, including her future as a healer - shocking for a farmwife and mother. Most extraordinarily, she projected her consciousness into the isolation room of a severely burned young white boy charred black. In non-physical form, she sat on his bed, introduced herself by name, and provided profound spiritual counsel about his life purpose, reassuring him God was loving and it was acceptable to let go if he chose. This interactive compassionate mission occurred while she herself was clinically dying. The corroboration came months later at a horse show when approached by a couple who heard her daughter's name announced. They identified themselves as parents of the burned boy, expressing profound gratitude. Before their son died, he had recounted in detail his vision of a kind woman named Margaret who sat with him, comforted him, and told him wonderful truths about God and life. He relayed their conversation specifics, all matching Margaret's experience perfectly. This independent confirmation from parents of a child she never met validates her distant interactive observation beyond reasonable doubt. Upon revival, she immediately began instinctively healing other patients with her mind, fully embracing her new healer identity that led her to South Africa teaching native healers, creating a healing legacy stemming from her journey beyond death.
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Cascade of life-threatening medical events including pulmonary embolism and internal hemorrhaging
Remarkable distant interactive observation counseling dying patient previously unknown to her
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