Embracing Death
Aug 17 2011
•1h 16m
•Anyone who suffers from a fear of death will find this DVD both helpful and interesting. It includes several first-person accounts of near-death experiences, as well as interviews with a cardiologist and a neuro-psychiatrist who discuss this sublect from a scientific point of view. After seeing this DVD, death will no longer seem like an inevitable, looming end, but a natural and beautiful transition.
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Peter Fenwick
Self
Pimm van Lommel
Self
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