Life Review
Referenced in 5 episodes
Definition
An aspect of some near-death experiences where individuals describe experiencing an instant replay of their lives, reflecting on their actions and emotions during their lifetime.
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WWII Past-Life Recollection with Benjamin Carraud
New Thinking AllowedOct 9, 2026
Benjamin Carraud, a young French businessman working in Shanghai, began having vivid, uninvited first-person flashbacks of leading German soldiers on the Eastern Front. Through hypnotic regression and careful historical research, he came to identify with SS Sturmbannführer Eugen Kunstmann, a Totenkopf division officer killed on July 8, 1943, when two anti-tank rounds struck his command tank. Kunstmann's own family confirmed details he could not easily have known, and Carraud describes his memories of the time between lives, including a review of his actions and his return to a new birth.
Mind, Brain, and Spirit with Peter Fenwick (1935 - 2024) (4K Reboot)
New Thinking AllowedSep 2, 2026
Neuropsychiatrist Peter Fenwick, a longtime epilepsy specialist at London's Maudsley Hospital, explains how a skeptical scientist came to see near-death experiences and the dying process as evidence that consciousness may extend beyond the brain. Drawing on hospice studies, he describes premonitions, deathbed visitors, terminal lucidity, deathbed coincidences and the 'emptying of the body', concluding that death is an expansion of consciousness rather than a switching off. He also describes lab experiments with spiritual teacher Alain Forger, whose apparent ability to 'give light' to students showed measurable brain-to-brain effects in simultaneous EEG recordings.
Embracing Death with Tony Ærcyus Christie
New Thinking AllowedAug 24, 2026
Mystic and labyrinth teacher Tony Ærcyus Christie joins Jeffrey Mishlove to argue that death is not an ending but a transition the soul chooses, part of a continuum running from the 'here before' to the 'hereafter.' Drawing on near-death experience accounts, deathbed visions, and between-lives hypnotherapy, he claims we plan our lives in advance, face a compassionate life review rather than judgment, and are always greeted by loved ones when we die. He also describes guiding lost souls on with the labyrinth and suggests that reincarnation is really one infinite consciousness living many past, future, and even extraterrestrial lives at once.
Body, Mind, and Death with David Lorimer (4K Reboot)
New Thinking AllowedAug 17, 2026
David Lorimer, longtime program director of the Scientific and Medical Network, argues that well-documented phenomena like crisis apparitions, near-death life reviews, and mediumship cannot be explained by the assumption that the brain produces consciousness. He traces this view through the visionary scientist Emanuel Swedenborg, William James, and the early Society for Psychical Research, and even describes an automatic-writing message said to come from the late skeptic Bertrand Russell. Lorimer concludes that if all minds are connected at a deep level, then harming others is harming ourselves, which gives the research a direct ethical meaning.
UFOs Swarmed The Crash Site - Sedge Masters | ep. 95
AREA52 Podcast (Chris Ramsay)Jul 10, 2026
Explore the profound mysteries of human consciousness in this enlightening podcast episode. Delve into near-death experiences (NDEs) and the implications they hold for our understanding of life and death. Join us as we uncover firsthand accounts and expert insights that challenge conventional views on existence.
