In a captivating discussion, Gregory Shushan, an award-winning author and scholar, explores the rich tapestry of near-death experiences in ancient cultures. He shares fascinating insights on how civilizations like Egypt, India, and Mesoamerica interpreted these phenomena and their spiritual implications. Shushan critiques traditional religious studies for overlooking NDEs, emphasizing their crucial role in shaping afterlife beliefs. From reincarnation concepts to mythological narratives, he highlights the diverse cultural perspectives that define humanity's understanding of life after death.
