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Near-Death Experiences and Life Itself with P.M.H. Atwater

Sep 16, 2025
P.M.H. Atwater, a journalist and leading researcher on near-death experiences, shares her transformative journey and her three near-death encounters from 1977. She discusses unexpected synchronicities and the insights gained from nearly 5,000 research participants. Delving into the intersections of alien phenomena and consciousness, Atwater also previews her upcoming book on aliens and the afterlife. With a spirit of resilience at 88, she reflects on the powerful guidance that shaped her work and the life's mystery she continues to explore.
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ANECDOTE

A Fall With A Funny Detail

  • Atwater describes a recent fall on ice where she woke saying "hospital" while clutching a carton of eggs; only three broke.
  • The fall required surgery and rehab but she recovered and resumed writing.
ANECDOTE

Three Deaths That Changed Her Life

  • P. M. H. Atwater recounts dying three times in 1977 and hearing a commanding voice that assigned her research task.
  • She quit her job, traveled across the U.S., and began a new life pursuing the mission the voice gave her.
INSIGHT

A Single Directive Became A Lifework

  • The voice told Atwater: "test revelation you are to do the research" and assigned one book per death.
  • That directive reframed her personal trauma into a decades-long research vocation on near-death experiences.
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