Wow, what an impact!

I recently read a post shared by my friend Soe, in which she met a fellow traveler of two kinds. They were both headed to London, but they were also both traveling through a synchronicity. Soe had just left the IANDS (International Association for Near-Death Studies) Conference. Soe's nametag fell out of her bag and her seatmate started a conversation that led to Soe sharing that she had just been at the conference. This seemingly random seatmate lit up and shared that she had an NDE many years before.

How random was this seatmate? If Soe had felt compelled to hide where she had been, to hide her interest in spiritually transformative experiences, then her seatmate would never have had the opportunity to share her own experience. Now, this person not only has a new friend to safely and comfortably talk through her experiences with, but she has found an entire community with whom she now belongs. As a member of this beautiful, welcoming, vast community, I can share with you that there is an enormous sigh of relief that comes with the comfort and joy of knowing that I'm not the only person that this has happened to. There is peace in knowing other people who have seen the miraculous in exactly the same way I did. And, how lovely to know that Soe brought that same comfort and peace to her seatmate.

Soe also shared a quote from the conference from Vinney Todd Tolman. Vinney asked our community to share our experience with just five people. When this is done, our collective message spreads exponentially and reaches the minds of more people. Some of those people will joyously fall into the comfort of knowing they are not alone. Some of those people will dip a toe in the water and begin to feel around, eventually expanding their own knowledge of spiritually transformative experiences and, more likely than not, realizing they've been having their own. Some of those people will have had the seed planted in their thoughts and the next time they encounter information about these topics they will be much more inclined to explore and expand their knowledge as well. Such a simple thing, sharing your experiences with just five people. But, wow, what an impact.

Not sure where to start with sharing your spiritual experiences? I am happy to talk with you. I had a profound near-death experience (and lots and lots of other spiritually transformative experiences.) Plus, I've been working for years with people who are just stepping into understanding it all. You can learn more and contact me to talk, for free, here: Home | Angela Rose Harris-Spiritual Coach, Near-Death Experiencer.

And, try a sharing group. You can just listen and become comfortable with your experience, learn the lingo, and make some friends who understand. Events and Groups – IANDS Groups and Events