Nurse Hadley: Death Bed Experiences Channel bring the concept to the mainstream

This hospice nurses makes great videos on the topic, feel free to take this down if there's already a thread on it. She's really wonderful, and she was a skeptic herself who didn't believe in an afterlife (after she fell out of the Christian views she grew up in) but after years of experience in hospice care, she's seen the unexplainable. 

It's really neat how in the 2020s we're becoming more open to non materialistic phenomena. In the 2010s, atheism was very popular with all sorts of atheist youtubers. 10 years ago if this was posted she would've been probably mocked a ton, but now I see the comments are full of people (including people who are also nurses) also sharing their unexplained experiences regarding this. This is becoming more and more mainstream, and even if people disagree/think it's fake, it's so important we have discussions on the implications of these experiences.

It's really neat how in the 2020s we're becoming more open to non materialistic phenomena.

Thanks for your post on an important topic.

I quoted something which is slightly away from the main topic of end-of-life experiences. It's just that it reminded me of a thought I had yesterday on reading a post by Max_B.

"I saw Mr. Bryce Douglas, standing in the doorway of his sitting-room.

"I walked on and left him standing there.

"I told my husband and Bob. We all felt alarmed, and we immediately sent the following telegram, 'How is Mr. Bryce Douglas?'"

What struck me there was how matter-of-fact everyone was - a woman sees an apparition, everyone understands that the person himself is somewhere else far away, but rather than dismiss it as a trick of the light or something, the response is direct and concrete - sending a telegram.

That was in 1892.

Do these things go in cycles, I wonder? I think after the end of the First World War with huge losses of life at a young age, there was a resurgence of interest in there being more to existence than just this physical world, as people wondered what had happened to those fallen soldiers who did not return.