Inspiring End-of-Life Conversations Nina Impala
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- Religion und Spiritualität
Inspiring End of Life Conversations show is about talking openly about dying and death. Guests on my program include cancer survivors, family members who care to share their stories of aging parents, losing a child, survivors of suicide, accidental death as well as pet psychics who share with us the messages from our furry friends.
We cover ALL aspects of hospice and what people need to know about it before admitting a loved one into hospice care. We have those who have survived near death experiences who share their message of hope and the fact that Heaven is for real. Many shows feature Father Nathan Castle, who is a Catholic Priest, and receives messages from people in dreams who are stuck in the in-between place. If someone dies, and there is something to share, we will be talking about it!
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Encore: The Life and Times of a Suicide Near Death Experiencer
This is the true story of how Chris Batts tried to kill himself only to learn to love himself and be happy because his near death experience (NDE) was the best thing that ever happened to him.
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Encore: Afterlife Interrupted
Over the past 22 years, Nathan G. Castle, OP, says he has helped at least 250 people who died suddenly adjust to the afterlife.
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Encore: Angels in My Hair With Lorna Byrne
Whether you believe it or not-there is an angel by your side: it is your guardian angel, and it never leaves you. Each on of us has been given a gift, a shield made from the energy of light.
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Encore: The Conversation Project
The Conversation Project® is a public engagement initiative with a goal that is both simple and transformative: to have every person’s wishes for end-of-life care expressed and respected.
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Encore: The Sacred Journey
Edwin views life as a sacred journey. And that sacred journey is leading us Home - back to the source from which we came. He describes the call to ‘come home’ as a voice that says, ‘there something more’.
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Encore: Afterlife Interrupted
Over the past 22 years, Nathan G. Castle, OP, says he has helped at least 250 people who died suddenly adjust to the afterlife.