David Bennett was trained as a diver and then an engineer. While he was chief engineer for an ocean going research ship he drown and had a near death experience (NDE). Tune-in to his inspiring story as he describes being in the light. “It felt like it was reaching out to me and wrapping me in a warm blanket of pure love. That love was permeating my being and actually transforming me. As I got closer, I was in awe of this light; it was infinite. It looked like millions upon millions of fragments and they were all dancing and interacting together. They were breathing, expanding and contracting and working in unison.” He also tells of meeting his soul family and how, together they went through a life review. Years later he had another transformative experience when he was diagnosed with stage IV cancer in this lungs and in his bones. His cancer was so severe that his spine collapsed. He is now in total remission. Learn of the three gifts that now guide his life and how we may tune into the voice of spirit through our own creativity. (hosted by Justine Willis Toms)
David Bennett is a spiritual activist and has had three transformative experiences one in which he drown and had a Near-Death Experience while acting as the Chief Engineer of the ocean research vessel, Aloha. He is co-author with his wife Cindy Griffith-Bennett of Voyage of Purpose: Spiritual Wisdom from Near-Death back to Life (Findhorn Press 2011). To learn more about the work of David Bennett and Cindy Griffith-Bennett go to www.dharmatalks.com
Topics Explored in this Dialogue:
- How did Bennett meet his soul family
- What was the experience of Bennett’s life review
- What are the intuitive gifts received from NDE
- How did the three gifts of acceptance, tolerance, and truth help in Bennett’s spiritual life
- What is a trick to move out of worry or regret
- Why it is important to have a team who believes in your healing process
- Why we need to be honest with our friends about our health diagnosis
- What is the healing that came from Padre Pio’s glove
- How can we best hear spirit in the cacophony of modern life
- What are some of the challenges people face when having a transformative spiritual experience
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This is stunning. Here’s another….
Reverend Peter Panagore of First Radio Parish Church of America (dailydevotions.org) died of hypothermia on a Canadian winter climbing adventure because of a frozen climbing rope. He did not go into the light but into the darkness where everything was–Home–as he describes it. A voice (God) spoke with him about being dead and then asked if there was anything he needed to go back for. When Peter said, “Yes,” the voice said, “All right, I’ll take care of it,” and Peter found himself back in his body on the narrow ledge he had died on with his climbing partner screaming at him to come back. He gave the frozen rope a flick, it fell free, and they got off the mountain safely. A four minute version of his story is on the web site, and a 45 minute version was recorded at the Camden (ME) Opera House. He knows where he is going and why he is here… another lovely man.