Round Trip Death Podcast

At 13 years old, Ishtar Howell survived a devastating car accident that took his mother’s life and shattered his fear of death. His NDE (Near Death Experience) is unusual and the story also includes a SDE (shared death experience) when his mother dies.Moments before impact, time seemed to slow as he slipped out of his body (OBE) into a profound life review, encountered a loving, omniscient presence, and discovered that everything—even pain and trauma—was held within a vast field of love. In this conversation with host, Eric Bennett, Ishtar shares how this near death experience (NDE) transformed his grief, dissolved his fear of death, ignited mystical awareness, and eventually led him to a life as a monk and meditation teacher. He offers a grounded, hopeful message: you don’t have to nearly die to touch the “deathless” part of yourself.VIDEO VERSION: https://youtu.be/JHkeZfxMPuY______________Rula patients typically pay $15 per session when using insurance. Connect with quality therapists and mental health experts who specialize in YOU at https://www.rula.com/roundtrip/Coupon Code: roundtrip______________RoundTripDeath.comDonate to this podcast: https://www.roundtripdeath.com/support/Ishtar: https://www.ascension-meditation.com/ https://www.awakenedlightastrology.com/

LOVE NEVER DIESIn this episode of Round Trip Death, Eric sits down with evidential psychic medium and author Connie Fusella to explore her three near-death experiences (NDEs) and how they slowly woke her up to her soul’s purpose. From an early-twenties anaphylactic reaction and a profound life review, to a dramatic cardiac arrest in a New York ER, to a luminous visit with Jesus in a meadow full of joyful children, Connie shares how each NDE experience peeled back another layer of who she really is.Connie also describes the years-long journey between those NDEs—sleep paralysis, spontaneous psychic impressions on trains and buses, a dusty tarot deck in the closet, and the terrifying leap of giving her very first public reading. She closes with practical guidance for anyone who’s had an NDE (or just feels spiritually “different”) and wonders what their own gifts and purpose might be.VIDEO VERSION: https://youtu.be/iI_61KT2uzkRoundTripDeath.comDonate to this podcast: https://www.roundtripdeath.com/support/Connie: https://meaningfulmessages.info/

NDE vs SDE. In this moving conversation, Eric talks with Amber Kasic about the night she accompanied her father as he was dying in 2020 and unexpectedly experienced what’s known as a shared death experience (SDE) — a spiritually transformative moment in which she felt her father’s soul transition before his physical body died.In this SDE, Amber describes holding her father’s hand in hospice, dropping into pure love and surrender, and suddenly feeling a powerful, "whooshing" presence move through her body, down her arm, and into her father — along with the unshakable knowing: “We are eternally bonded.” That NDE/SDE moment erased her fear of death, changed her view of the soul, and ultimately led her to serve others as an evidential medium and end-of-life coach.She and Eric also talk about why some souls seem to “leave” before the last breath, terminal lucidity (or “the surge”), how families can better meet death as sacred instead of terrifying, and how her dad later proved his continued presence to her mom…with pudding. VIDEO VERSION: https://youtu.be/wcjC4ZXF5C8Amber: https://www.natureswayopen.com/RoundTripDeath.comDonate to this podcast: https://www.roundtripdeath.com/support/

Artist and author Nicole Meeuws joins host, Eric Bennett, to share the near death experience (NDE) she had during an emergency procedure following the loss of a pregnancy in 2015.Nicole recounts leaving her body as a surge of peace carried her into a luminous, “watery” blue-white light and then into a vast white hall where two enormous, blue beings sat upon marble thrones. With feather-like hair, indigo eyes, humanoid torsos, and mer-like tails, they conveyed—wordlessly yet unmistakably—“welcome back,” triggering a profound sense of home and dissolving grief, guilt, and fear.She describes the jarring sensation of being “sucked” back into her body, followed by several minutes of speaking an unfamiliar, tonal language her physician husband witnessed.The near death experience reoriented Nicole’s life toward nature, creativity, and what she calls heightened intuition. Years later, through fasting, meditation in the Greek sea, and research, she linked her vision to ancient traditions of oceanic guardians and an “eternal ocean of memory,” themes now central to her paintings and books.We explore how her NDE reframed earthly life as dense but purposeful—a brief window to choose love over fear, remember who we are, and live from the heart—plus the difficulties of returning, the healing power of water, and the courage it takes to create what we see on the other side.VIDEO VERSION: https://youtu.be/QYoiJvEmvc8Chapters00:00 Welcome; guest intro from Greece; Nicole’s artwork & nature as muse02:55 The NDE context: pregnancy loss, anesthesia, vitals spike04:45 Entering the blue-white “watery” light; profound peace and remembering06:45 The vast white room; marble thrones; two immense blue beings09:40 “Welcome back” and the ancient tribe feeling11:10 Life-reel imagery; sudden return to body (“sucked back”)12:40 Speaking an ancient/tonal language post-op; husband witnesses15:10 Earth life as dense/illusory vs. the clarity “there”17:20 Research & fasting; linking vision to ocean-guardians traditions20:30 The Abzu as an “ocean of memory”; two births concept23:10 Painting the beings; creative process & fear of imperfection25:20 What the love felt like; nature as a doorway (oceans, water)28:10 After-effects & books (Terra Infinita, Oceans of Memories)30:30 Choosing sovereignty: living from heart vs. fear33:10 Final reflections and how to contact Nicole; show closeNicole: https://www.nicolemeeuws.com/RoundTripDeath.comDonate to this podcast: https://www.roundtripdeath.com/support/

Author and screenwriter Sai Marie Johnson flatlined during a high-risk C-section complicated by placenta percreta. While doctors fought to stop catastrophic hemorrhaging, Sai experienced a profound “void, tunnel and light." During her NDE (Near Death Experience) she met and saw her deceased grandmother and great-grandmother. They told her that she had to go back. Above all else, she felt "Every good emotion we can feel on earth, times 5,000!" Goodness and Pure Love. Following her NDE, she woke to a premature son in the NICU, a partial hysterectomy, and 25 transfusions—but also a new clarity that reshaped her confidence, career, and view of death. In this conversation, she unpacks the medical rollercoaster, the otherworldly peace she felt, how she parents two sons with Duchenne muscular dystrophy, and the hard-won faith that guides her now. VIDEO VERSION: https://youtu.be/nGlyLx3LDVwChapters (Timestamps)00:00 — Cold Open: “They pronounced me dead…”00:40 — Welcome & Guest Intro: Meet author/screenwriter Cy Marie Johnson01:19 — About Cy: Mother of four; two sons with Duchenne03:23 — High-Risk Pregnancy: Early warnings and specialist care04:40 — From Previa to Percreta: What went medically wrong06:08 — Hospital Prep: Steroids, IVs, arterial balloons, central line10:41 — Countdown to Two: Going under anesthesia11:01 — The Experience: Darkness, distant ember, irresistible light12:04 — The Guardians: Grandmother & great-grandmother say “not yet”13:52 — Void or Tunnel? How it felt, and what drew her forward15:11 — Who They Were: Portraits of Elizabeth and Bernice19:31 — Back in the Body: “Where’s my baby?” — NICU update22:15 — Recovery Begins: Hysterectomy, pain, and walking laps24:51 — What Happened on the Table: Hemorrhage and 25 transfusions26:13 — Life After NDE: Confidence, creativity, a second chance28:49 — Writing Career: From romance to nonfiction craft29:57 — Duchenne Awareness: Strength for her sons30:44 — On Death: Why she isn’t afraid32:14 — Closing & Call to ActionRoundTripDeath.comDonate to this podcast: https://www.roundtripdeath.com/support/

Crisis Line #998 Imagine life being so tough that you attempt to take your life. Then it gets worse! In this episode of Round Trip Death, Nicole Consiglio opens up about her life's difficulties that resulted in a suicide attempt. But she came back. That's the definition of a near death experience (NDE). During her NDE Experience, Nicole was "sucked up into a vortex." There she dealt with black shadow figures holding her down. Eventually her cries for Jesus and Mary were answered. When she thought about her children, she thought about going back, then God said, "Make Your Decision." The rest, as they say, is history. It's a powerful NDE full of life lessons for all of us. VIDEO Version: https://youtu.be/EABZfAFU3sERoundTripDeath.com Donate to this podcast: https://www.roundtripdeath.com/support/

Dead 15 Minutes! At nine years old, Mario was declared dead at home after violent spasms and unbearable chest pain. His first NDE followed. He describes separating from his body and entering a realm of tunnels and roads made of fluorescent, multicolored light, where he felt only absolute love, safety, and belonging. Family had begun preparing for his funeral, but he revived within minutes, telling his father he’d wanted to stay “there.” The years that followed were marked by poverty, bullying, and vivid encounters he interpreted as demonic—experiences that deepened his prayer life and sense of spiritual warfare. Decades later, in 2016, after months of harassment and a poisoning that put him in the hospital, he says he died again. A nurse exclaimed she saw his “aura” leaving as monitors detached. During this second NDE, Mario reports first arriving in a heaven-like space and searching desperately for his late father; when he couldn’t find him, the scene shifted to a dark, sulfurous realm with hostile entities. This is know as a "distressing NDE" (near death experience).How did this NDE end? A “gigantic hand,” which he believes was Jesus, touched his forehead and returned him to his body. Though some relatives and others doubt his story, Mario insists the lesson is clear: become a kinder person, pray often, hold fame and achievements lightly, and know—at least to him—that heaven is real. Video Version: https://youtu.be/EBQVdBVS3XsRoundTripDeath.comDonate to this podcast: https://www.roundtripdeath.com/support/

NDE Episode SummaryAt eight years old, singer–writer Kara Marlene was thrown over her bike’s handlebars and was dead for roughly 45 minutes. What followed was an immersive near-death experience (NDE) of overwhelming love, peace, and a wordless guide—“love itself” in a familiar, humanlike form. In this intimate conversation, Kara recounts the crash, the boundary between light and vast “space,” a brief child-sized life review, and the moment she agreed—simply—to “follow love.” Returning changed, she navigated physical recovery, learning differences, empathic sensitivity, and a lifelong dialogue with the Divine. Kara also shares how this love/fear polarity shaped her art, relationships, and her mission to help others recognize the “fingerprints of love” in everyday life.Key TakeawaysThe NDE: Kara perceived blinding light, an endless, protective darkness “like space,” and a figure she understands as love taking on a form she could trust.Felt Reality: Absolute love left no room for fear; the inner voice asked, “Are you ready?”—not to go back or forward, but to follow.Return & Recovery: A severe head injury (right temporal lobe) changed academics (reading comprehension/math), shifting her to an audio learning style.After effects of Near Death Experience (NDE): Heightened empathy, deep nature connection, spontaneous inner guidance, and several premonitions about loved ones’ passings.Love vs. Fear: In Kara’s framing, fear is the earthly opposition that clarifies the breadth of love; living “from love” is possible here and now.Message of Hope: You are “meant for miracles”—love is seeking connection with you, moment by moment.Video Version: https://youtu.be/rgZYpdAGLfoRoundTripDeath.comDonate to this podcast: https://www.roundtripdeath.com/support/https://www.karamarlene.com/

Can an NDE actually last for 2 years? How about other spiritual experiences?In this moving episode of Round Trip Death, host Eric Bennett welcomes Rebecca Kastl, a speech-language pathologist from Colorado, who shares her extraordinary two-year-long spiritually transformative experience (STE). Unlike typical near-death experiences (NDEs), Rebecca’s journey began not with physical death but with deep emotional trauma and an earnest desire for complete healing.Her story begins with a traumatic event at age 13, which set her on a lifelong path toward spiritual wholeness. At 26, while journaling during graduate school, she spontaneously dedicated her life to God — an act that opened a profound, two-year encounter with divine light, angelic beings, psychic dreams, and a heightened sense of interconnectedness. This led to her NDE/STE experience of transformation.Throughout the episode, Rebecca reflects on:The night a radiant light appeared in her room, filling her with love and peace while revealing hidden parts of herself.How she began to perceive ethereal light in everyone she met, symbolizing the divine essence in all beings.Her experiences with angels and spontaneous life review moments, where she felt how her words and actions affected others.The challenge of integrating these experiences and the deep depression that followed once the light faded.Now, years later, Rebecca shares how this journey reshaped her worldview — inspiring her to work with children, act with compassion, and recognize the sacred light within all people. In closing, Rebecca offers listeners a heartfelt message of hope: even amid suffering, every prayer is heard, and everyone is deeply loved and guided by a higher light. Video Version: https://youtu.be/tyoiHRAkn0YRoundTripDeath.comDonate to this podcast: https://www.roundtripdeath.com/support/https://rebeccakastl.com/

Mystic and former monastic, Kimberly Braun joins Round Trip Death to share the near-death experience (NDE) she had at 19 after a suicide attempt—a passage not of tunnels and relatives, but of awakening “as and within the luminous void.” Held in unconditional love and freedom, she was offered a choice and chose to return from that heavenly place. Kimberly unpacks the paradox of being both an individual and the whole, the emotional and psychological healing that followed (including therapy), the surge of mystical phenomena in her 20s, service with the homeless, and the path that led her into monastic life. It all started with her NDE Experience. She closes her NDE explanation with a grounded message of hope: love is the end toward which all things move—and we can begin to live from it now. Video Version: https://youtu.be/1N7oh1KLcJ4RoundTripDeath.comDonate to this podcast: https://www.roundtripdeath.com/support/https://www.kimberlybraun.com/

Voices said, "Welcome Back, We're So Glad You're Home." At 26 years old and eight months pregnant, psychotherapist Deborah “Deb” Hanie survived a head-on collision that triggered a profound near-death experience (NDE). Instead of a tunnel of light, Deb describes entering “the void”—a dark, peaceful expanse filled with loving, luminous beings who told her she could stay or return because she “had a baby.” Choosing to come back meant waking to excruciating pain and a difficult recovery, but it also opened a spiritual path: work with Stanislav Grof’s ideas, shamanic training, and hospice “journeying” with people at the end of life. Deb shares how her son carried prenatal trauma, why the return can be harsher than the leaving, and two extraordinary deathbed stories—including her scientist father’s passing, escorted by a circle of elephants into the light. Video Version: https://youtu.be/TM3PtxqaIl8RoundTripDeath.com Donate to this podcast: https://www.roundtripdeath.com/support/

He now has ZERO fear of death: "It's like walking through a door into another room." Ned shares his NDE experience publicly for the first time.When a stubborn bladder infection spiraled into sepsis, Ned Barnett flatlined twice in the ER. During his near death experience, he lived three vivid, sequential “lives”:NDE #1 - Tranquil, dove-gray creative realm where ideas were built and freely shared;NDE #2 - An ordinary, domestic life that quietly corrected priorities;NDE #3 - A hyper-real action life as a hostage negotiator and rescue-show producer leading SWAT-style interventions.On “re-entry,” Ned realized the “hotel” with stark black-and-white ceiling panels was actually the ICU—and his overwhelming drive was simply to call his wife and tell her he was okay. The NDE completely erased his fear of death, redirected his career toward helping authors, and deepened his Christian faith. He closes with gentle advice for listeners in pain: simple prayers, the Psalms, and the reminder that what we are continues.Video version of this podcast: https://youtu.be/zLZVh4ND4tYRoundTripDeath.comDonate to this podcast: https://www.roundtripdeath.com/support/

In this moving conversation, Shanna Arnold recounts her journey from a promising high school athlete to a survivor of a horrific rollover accident that claimed her best friend’s life, briefly ended her own, and resulted in a near death experience she would never forget. She describes being ejected 150 feet from the vehicle, pronounced dead, and revived after her heart stopped. During that time, she experienced what she believes to be a glimpse of the afterlife, an NDE Experience —walking with her best friend in a dark space, exchanging tearful hugs and promises to meet again. Her recovery was long and grueling—months in a coma, over a year in rehab, and relearning everything from reading to walking. Yet Shanna went on to graduate with honors, raise two daughters, and live with a deepened faith and gratitude. Her near death experience left her with a new perspective on mortality: not fearing death but seeing it as a reunion with loved ones. She encourages listeners to approach others with compassion, knowing that everyone carries unseen battles, and to give thanks for the blessings and talents God provides. This episode (and her NDE) is a reminder that life is fragile, death is not the end, and love carries beyond this world. Video version of this podcast: https://youtu.be/z1-oCzeD3_wRoundTripDeath.comDonate to this podcast: https://www.roundtripdeath.com/support/

In Part 1, we covered a lot of ground with Greg and heard many details of his near death experience (NDE) — but there were still plenty of questions left on the table.In this follow-up conversation, the host, Eric Bennett, circles back to ask what didn’t get covered the first time. The result is a relaxed, thoughtful discussion that fills in the gaps, adds new stories, and gives listeners a more complete picture of Greg’s journey, including ways that his NDE experience changed his life.🔑 Key TakeawaysA continuation of Part 1, with questions that couldn’t fit into the first episode.Greg shares additional stories and experiences that round out his perspective.Insights into how Greg thinks about growth, challenges, and decision-making.A more complete picture of Greg’s personal and professional journey.Donate to this podcast: https://www.roundtripdeath.com/support/Video version of this podcast: https://youtu.be/WB6KWokQM6gRoundTripDeath.comGreg • My best videoshttps://x.com/hydrogenman2?s=21&t=0K5...https://www.instagram.com/uprising144...https://rumble.com/c/HydrogenMan

How can anyone actually prove that their near death experience was real?In today’s episode of "Round Trip Death," we delve into Greg’s profound Near Death Experience (NDE) that completely reshaped his understanding of life, death, and spirituality. Greg shares his personal journey, from struggling with intense emotional pain as a child to a life-altering overdose that led him to an NDE experience that changed everything.Greg begins by describing the moment he was pronounced dead after a failed suicide attempt. For 45 minutes, his heart stopped, and during this time, he had a powerful out-of-body experience. He found himself in a state of profound peace, surrounded by absolute love, and even greeted by loved ones who had passed before him.During the conversation, Greg recounts his lifelong struggles with suffering, the dark path he walked, and the ultimate moment when he felt himself transitioning to the other side. He shares insights into the dark corridor of the afterlife, meeting beings of light, and finally encountering God in a way that shattered all his preconceived notions.His NDE experience wasn’t just a glimpse of the afterlife—it was a profound realization of the interconnectedness of all beings. Greg shares the wisdom he received from his experience, including the understanding that our hearts are exposed in the afterlife, and that we truly are one with the divine energy that binds the universe. The episode offers deep reflections on life, death, and the true meaning of peace and love.Donate to this podcast: https://www.roundtripdeath.com/support/Video version of this podcast: https://youtu.be/HtlIU3LDTxgRoundTripDeath.comGreg: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLRROy5yxSltpUD4UWHMAWumnDHPg2sDbd&si=aWPahh4atWXSnjxJhttps://x.com/hydrogenman2?s=21&t=0K5lYyrpla_fs2K6VhKrwQhttps://www.instagram.com/uprising144k_?igsh=MWdkaW44dmw5ZTdzeQ%3D%3D&utm_source=qrhttps://rumble.com/c/HydrogenMan

In this powerful and emotional episode, entrepreneur and mother of eight, Holly Porter, shares the deeply transformative story of her near-death experience (NDE) during a severe battle with COVID-19 in 2021. Holly describes in vivid and spiritual detail what she encountered beyond the veil, including a life review, a stadium-like heavenly realm, an angelic choir (that she joined), and a message of unconditional love. One of the most moving parts of Holly’s NDE was her life review, where only moments of kindness, service, and hugs were shown—expressions of love that mattered most. There was no judgment or guilt, only the clear message: “This is what mattered.” Yet, she also recalled a haunting feeling of having been kidnapped from that realm, a mystery later unraveled during a hypnosis session when she discovered an entity had attempted to steal her light, pulling her into an in-between space. Despite the interference, her experiences remained filled with divine clarity and healing. A central message she brought back was clear and transformative: “Love them where they’re at.” These five words reshaped how Holly views relationships, judgment, and forgiveness—reminding us all to meet others with empathy and acceptance, exactly as they are. Her story doesn’t stop with her NDE. Holly also dives into her spiritual transformation experience (STE) and multiple out-of-body experiences (OBEs) while hospitalized. She recounts how these experiences, along with a later hypnosis session, filled in the gaps of her journey and confirmed her divine purpose.Chapters:00:00 – Introduction & Holly’s Crisis Moment01:40 – Meet Holly Porter04:00 – COVID, Collapse & Hospitalization06:15 – OBEs & Strange Bed Journeys09:30 – Entering the Near Death Experience12:15 – The Life Review & Divine Messages15:20 – The “Kidnapping” Feeling18:45 – The Hard Years Afterward21:00 – Hypnosis Reveals the Missing Piece24:45 – Spiritual Rescue & the Symbol of the Tree28:00 – The Core Message: “Love Them Where They’re At”30:15 – More OBEs: The Parowan House33:50 – The Spiritually Transformative Experience (STE)37:20 – Heaven, No Fear, and What Matters Most40:10 – Final Thoughts & Contact Info_______________________Video version of this podcast: https://youtu.be/86cIgJbbnuwRoundTripDeath.comDonate to this podcast: https://www.roundtripdeath.com/support/Holly:holly@hollyporter.comhttps://hollyporterinternational.com/

In this deeply moving episode, we sit down with Lura Ketchledge, a woman whose Near Death Experience (NDE) as a teenager forever transformed her understanding of life, death, and everything in between. From a tragic horseback riding accident at age 19 to an unforgettable NDE experience, Lura takes us through the moments when her heart stopped, her consciousness left her body, and she journeyed beyond this reality into a place of indescribable peace, love, and clarity.She shares what it felt like to encounter her beloved grandfather on the other side, experience a profound life review, and even glimpse what appeared to be past lives. Lura also explains the lessons she brought back from her Near Death Experience, including the importance of kindness, accountability, and not interfering in another person’s destiny.Years later, Lura recounts additional extraordinary moments of spiritual connection, including times when her late loved ones returned to guide her through life-threatening health challenges. Her story is not only about survival, but about awakening to the continuity of existence beyond physical death. _________________Video version of this podcast: https://youtu.be/7ApHsDD0Z3ERoundTripDeath.comDonate to this podcast: https://www.roundtripdeath.com/support/Lura Ketchledge: https://luraketch.com/

In this deeply moving and heartfelt episode, host Eric Bennett welcomes Karen Wilson, the mother of Moriah Wilson, a young professional athlete tragically murdered in 2022.This is not a typical neardeath experience (NDE) episode—rather, it’s a story of spiritual connection, divine timing, and healing through grief.Karen shares the profound spiritual experiences surrounding her daughter’s death, including premonitions, signs from nature, and the presence of her daughter’s spirit in the days following her passing.The episode also highlights the serendipitous arrival of a comforting letter from a family friend, Kate Quay, whose own shared-death experience was featured in Episode 506.This episode is a powerful message of hope, love, and the eternal bonds that transcend death.___________________Video version of this podcast: https://youtu.be/Xk5yH8eGBVcRoundTripDeath.comDonate to this podcast: https://www.roundtripdeath.com/support/https://moriahwilsonfoundation.org/Episode 506 with Kate Quay: https://www.roundtripdeath.com/kates-friend-is-murdered-sde-shared-death-experience-follows/

Steve Kang shares his profound journey from being a 'radical Buddhist' monk, to experiencing a near-death experience that led him to Christianity.He recounts his struggles with fear, pain, and the search for meaning, culminating in a harrowing suicide attempt that resulted in a vivid experience of hell. He was out of body (OBE) for 8 hours.Through the power of prayer and intercession, he was brought back to life, leading to a transformative encounter with Jesus. In Christianity, he believe that you can change fate through prayer.Steve discusses the ongoing challenges of faith, the vision of heaven he eventually received, and the hope he now shares with others.Imagine hearing an angelic choir and the voice of Jesus. In this episode, we find out what was spoken to him and how it changed his life.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Steve Kang's Journey02:14 From Buddhism to Near-Death Experience07:46 Experiencing Hell: A Life-Changing Revelation11:24 The Power of Prayer and Miraculous Recovery15:07 Transformation Through the Holy Spirit18:51 Visions of Heaven and the Call to Mission22:02 Living a Life of Purpose and Hope27:45 A Message of Hope for the Broken33:48 RTD Outro________Video version of this podcast: https://youtu.be/VHFiW1FLpBIRoundTripDeath.comDonate to this podcast: https://www.roundtripdeath.com/support/Steve Kang: https://www.allnationsjc.org/

Randy Draughon's most significant NDE (near death experience) happened as a result of a drug overdose. He died and was transported to a horrific place with flames over his head. He even saw a giant 8-10 foot tall demon. It wasn't until his darkest moment of despair and desperation that he finally screamed, "Jesus!" Immediately he was back in his body, free from pain and torture. In that place he did not feel God's love. The roar of the fire was so loud that it traumatized him for many days following the NDE. Randy had two other significant NDE-related experiences in his life that may be categorized more as out of body (OBE) experiences; one with the beauty, light and love of heaven. In this episode, Randy opens up and explains his journey. He no longer has any fear of death, but has learned that both heaven and hell are real. ________Video version of this podcast: https://youtu.be/CbS1au2tx-YRoundTripDeath.comDonate to this podcast: https://www.roundtripdeath.com/support/