All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten
“Yet in just one afternoon I heard people say: “Your mother will kill you if you wear that outside the house.” “Working overtime is murder.” “I laughed so hard I thought I’d die.” “My feet are killing me.” And “Good luck—knock ’em dead.”Perhaps it’s just that my mental monitor has been tuned to notice these phrases because a friend and I have been talking about near-death experiences.He’s a physician and aware of how well documented are the reports of those who believe they have died for a short time, crossed over into some other realm, and returned. Recently his own heart failed during surgery, and in the moments when he was being revived he had a classic near-death experience. Now he’s deeply mystified by what happened and doesn’t know what to make of it.What is certain is the affect of the event. He’s no longer afraid of death, for one thing. And he’s living what most people would call a much higher quality of life—no longer so work-driven and in a hurry.
Write Review:
User Reviews: