Interview with Dannion Brinkley - NDE - 1 of 3

Dannion Brinkley, author of Saved by the Light, talks about his near death experience.
Part 1 of 3.

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• testimony
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• life after death
• beings of light
• raymond moody
• psychic
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• spirituality
• paranormal

[LanaV6]

Sorry, i meant all i saw and read it great. the name of the movie is saved by the light, with eric roberts. he did a wonderful job. the movie is kind of slow, but well worth watching.

[LanaV6]

He has about 3 books out on this. Saved by the light. Return to the light. are the two i read. I also saw the movie. All is great.

[MsTruNorth]

@sweets3000 Wow, where did you pull that theory out from? lol Talk about judging. lol Anyway, this guy is really obvious to anyone whose done much living. Unfortunately, there are a lot of con men in this world, and the red flags I mentioned are very reliable for spotting them. This guy is a glaring con artist. But con artists will always find some size of audience because there are always people who will hero worship someone who validates their views.

[sweets3000]

@MsTruNorth Okay, so you've been hurt in a relationship by a narcissist, did a little research, and now think that you can diagnose that particular personality disorder by watching an interview? No. Its very hard to tell if those "red flags" you have listed are truly present without observing a subjects interaction with others in their own social lives. Dont Judge! Again, people are different. You just described the cultural norm for men from a number of different groups

[MsTruNorth]

@sweets3000 If you revisit my comment about him, my conclusion isn't based on a generic view of his demeanor. I specified the elements of his presentation that serve as red flags that he is a man with absolutely no conscience about lying. Watch out for the fast-talking, mega-confident person who has no self-doubts and who appoints themself as the teacher of others. They're either after control of others and/or making money off of others by telling them what they want to hear.

[sweets3000]

@MsTruNorth I'm not necessarily vouching for him, but its not fair to judge by his demeanor. People are different. I am a black woman who grew up in a suburban neighborhood, and I've found that other black folks often judge me as stuck up, when its really just that they don't know any other black girls who talk like me or have my quiet disposition. Sometimes we simply don't understand the way a person reacts because its different from how WE would. YOU can't read hearts..

[poopooman38111]

Watch the Jon Ronson video about him.

[lasurvivor47]

@MsTruNorth Thanks for sharing this. I will check it out.

[MsTruNorth]

@LanaV6 You might be interested in the BBC production "The Day I Died". It can be accessed on YT.

[MsTruNorth]

@maddox52 I agree. He sounds like the sterotypical fast-talking con artist. A huge clue that he's lying is the utter lack of feeling he has about what should have been very moving and humbling experiences for anyone. He's all mind and mouth, and no spirit. He's just cynically cashing in. It's sad that there are enough people naive enough to reward his efforts. Very sad.

[MsTruNorth]

@blondecat666 This guy is bullshit. God and Christ are not.

[MsTruNorth]

@cosmicman01 I have no doubt that he's a fraud. He comes across as a fast-talking con artist, and very narcicisstic. He's all mind, mouth and no spirit. Noticve that he has no feeling or sense of awe or humility about having been in such a spiritually pure place in the presence of God. But you are right. The fact that he's a fraud does not make NDEs a fraud. He's just cynically cashing in. You might want to watch the BBC production "The Day I Died". It's very fact-based.