In this episode Dani Foffa talks with near-death experiencer Kimberly Clark Sharp. Kim is the author of After the Light: The Spiritual Path to Purpose and a medical social worker who has been involved in the field of near-death studies for more than four decades. She is the founder and president of Seattle IANDS, which began in 1982 and is the world’s oldest support group for near-death experiencers. She was also named one of the forty most influential people under 40 in the Pacific Northwest in 1987 and was the one who coined the term “woo-woo” after her own NDE in 1970 when her heart stopped. In this episode she shares the origin of the term “woo-woo”, her profound near-death experience, the amazing story of Maria and the tennis shoe, her integration process and much of the wisdom she has gained along the way, so be sure to watch until the end!

✨Seattle IANDS’s website - www.seattleiands.org ✨Kim’s book ‘That Time I Died’ - www.amazon.com/s?k=that+time+i+died+book&crid=361W9WDLQGPDW?tag=iandsorg-20 ✨Kim’s book ‘After the Light’ - https://www.amazon.com/After-Light-Discovered-Other-Change-ebook/dp/B0791LJL4H?tag=iandsorg-20 ✨IANDS’ book ‘The Self does not die’ - https://www.amazon.com/Self-Does-Not-Die-Experiences/dp/B0CGKK5KFD?tag=iandsorg-20 ✨Dani’s Instagram - dfoffa ✨Dani’s Facebook - dani.foffa ✨IANDS Facebook - iands.nde ✨IANDS Instagram - iands_nde

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