I’ve been getting a little Facebook & Twitter crazy lately. Along with my personal page on Facebook, I also have separate pages created for NHNE, Integral Rising, Jesus Rising, and NHNE-NDE. And along with my primary feed on Twitter, I also have feeds for Integral Rising, Jesus Rising, and NHNE-NDE. Will probably also add a couple Facebook/Twitter pages for dreams and relationships down the road. Come take a look…

Finishing up work on The Mustard Seed Venture’s website AND social network. Come take a look…

Where are we from? Why are we here? Where are we headed? What is the purpose of life — and how can we make the most of it? Humankind has wrestled with these BIG QUESTIONS for ages. Beginning in 1975 with the publication of Raymond Moody’s classic study on near-death experiences, Life After Life, the topic of near-death experiences has begun to play a central role in answering these questions. Thanks to modern medicine’s increasing ability to bring people back from the edge of death, it is estimated that close to FIVE PERCENT of today’s population has had a near-death experience. Because of this, there are literally thousands of documented cases, with more appearing every day. And these documented cases, which have turned out to be surprising consistent all over the world, have some remarkable insights to offer. To provide those of us who are interested in learning more a place where we can gather and explore this topic, I recently created a near-death resource center and social network for my non-profit, NHNE. Eventually, this network will be full of videos, books, reports, summaries, discussions, images, and people who have had a near-death experience. Come take a look.

Along with checking out NHNE’s Near-Death Network, here are a couple outstanding books to that describe what we’ve learned from near-death experiences to date: Lessons From The Light: What We Can Learn From The Near-Death Experience by Kenneth Ring and Evelyn Elsaesser Valarino and Evidence of the Afterlife: The Science of Near-Death Experiences by Jeffrey Long and Paul Perry.