SPEAKING & MEDIA
A deeply human conversation
about extraordinary questions.
For podcasts, interviews, conferences, and thoughtful gatherings. Personal experience, honest questions, and practical meaning for the lives we’re living.
CONVERSATION & PRESENTATION THEMES
Leaving the Body Without Losing Yourself
A personal account of what my near-death experience revealed to me about identity: remaining distinct and recognizable while feeling connected to something wider. A conversation about consciousness, personality, and the question of who we are.
The Questions We Carry About Death
An accessible conversation organized around three deeply human questions: Will I still exist? Will I suffer? Does love survive death? The focus is what these questions can open in our lives today.
FOR HOSTS & INTERVIEWERS
Meet the voice
behind the story.
Angela brings a former teacher’s warmth, a near-death experiencer’s perspective, and years of supporting people integrating profound experiences.
Speaker bio, author portrait, and an interview outline you can tailor.
Returning to Life, Living Towards Love
The ongoing work of integration after a profound experience: relationships, everyday responsibilities, and putting spiritual understanding into practice. Warm, honest reflections on the life that follows the experience.
READY FOR YOUR SHOW NOTES
A short introduction.
Angela Rose Harris is an author, near-death experiencer, and speaker whose work explores identity, consciousness, and love. A former elementary school teacher, she is a Certified Spiritual Director and IANDS Certified Facilitator and Trainer. Through her writing, speaking, and service to the near-death experience community, she invites people to consider who we are, what connects us, and what may survive death.
BUILD A THOUGHTFUL CONVERSATION
An interview starting point.
Leaving the Body Without Losing Yourself
1. What did you notice about your sense of self when you were outside your body?
2. What remained recognizably Angela?
3. How did that experience change the way you see other people?
4. What question do you hope listeners will carry into their own lives?
The Questions We Carry About Death
1. Why do so many of us carry questions about death in silence?
2. How did your experience change your understanding of existence and suffering?
3. What did you experience about love?
4. How can exploring these questions change how we live now?
Returning to Life, Living Towards Love
1. What was the most surprising part of returning to everyday life?
2. What do people misunderstand about integration?
3. How has your understanding of love changed your daily choices?
4. What is one small practice listeners can bring into their relationships?