From: bdplikaytis@nspmbellsouth.net   
      
   DG,   
       One thing that I forgot. The subject of Dannion's talk was 'lessons from   
   the light.' He said that his publisher will be releasing his book with the   
   same title in mid September. If you keep tabs on his website, I'm sure   
   you'll be able to get more info as the date draws near.   
      
   Brian   
      
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   Brian   
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   respond to bdplikaytis@bellsouth.net   
      
      
   "dg"  wrote in message news:Xns93CD229A9756Dgzgzgz@216.168.3.30...   
   > On 01 Aug 2003, Optional  wrote in   
   > news:701kivotum0bsl2nce048c3iv32ap7kogk@4ax.com:   
   >   
   > > On Thu, 31 Jul 2003 18:12:59 -0400, "Brian P."   
   > >  wrote:   
   > >   
   > >>He does a little bit of a John Edwards type thing. He mixes it   
   > >>with his experiences that he acquired from his NDE's. He gives   
   > >>advice on interpersonal matters. The people who were able to ask   
   > >>him questions seemed genuinely moved by his responses - many of   
   > >>them in tears to the extend that several times Dannion walked off   
   > >>the stage, went down to the person and gave him/her a long hug.   
   > >   
   > > Before I had ever been to one of his workshops I heard him on the   
   > > radio and I was sure that he was a fraud.  Then I meet him at a   
   > > workshop and in private he immediately began telling me things the   
   > > he had no "normal" way of knowing.   
   > >   
   > > The QA session that he had at the last workshop was impressive.   
   > > The energy level in the room was very high and I could feel the   
   > > connections that were being made.   
   > >   
   > > What I also find interesting is the connection between NDE and PSI   
   > > abilities.  It appears that being so close to death increases our   
   > > connection with other plans of consciousness.  I experienced this   
   > > to a much lesser degree after my NDE, but it faded over several   
   > > years.   
   >   
   > Thanks Brian and Optional! I'd have loved to make this session, but I   
   > live in Huntsville, AL and it's enough of a drive that I couldn't fit   
   > it in. Your synopsis of it help a lot...and reiterate what I've heard   
   > from others about him...that they may not believe everything he says,   
   > but there's definitely something there and he is genuinely trying to   
   > make a difference...which you have to admire!   
   >   
   > Thanks again guys!   
   > --   
   > DG   
   >   - "Keep an open mind, not a blank one."   
   >   
      
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