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Application of Impossible Things
- A Near-Death Experience in Iraq
- Narrated by: Jena Petterson
- Length: 4 hrs and 16 mins
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Publisher's Summary
This is an amazing true story of a female civilian employee of the Army Corps of Engineers in Basrah and Nasiriyah, Iraq. She was riding in a truck with men when a roadside bomb destroyed the vehicle. Her body was so severely damaged, there was no possible way she could live. She vividly recounts her near-death experience when she went out of her body, to the spirit world. There it was decided that her work on Earth was not done, and with the help of spirit guides they repaired the body so she could reenter it. She retained the conscious memory of what happened, and during the time in the hospital more details returned. This is the amazing story of survival in wartime conditions. This has happened to many others in Iraq, but how many remember the spirit side of the experience?
Before this experience, Sudman was dubious about anything that smacked of the paranormal. This experience made her a believer. She shares her story here for the first time, to demonstrate that the paranormal is normal and to assist others who have had similar experiences.
This is an audiobook for anyone interested in near-death and out-of-body experiences. It is one of the first such books to come out of the Iraq conflict.
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- Esta
- 19-02-2024
Enlightened and inspired
This account of what lies beyond our physical world is so empowering and inspiring. It gives me more purpose and appreciation for what is my life. Thank you for sharing this with me and all your readers.
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- Anonymous User
- 29-07-2022
interesting
An interesting story, I enjoyed the authors ideas and concepts about our whole selves, our choices as individuals within and outside of the Earthly environment and the idea that this world is a place where we come to create experiences and lessons of the self. The narration was smooth and clear too.
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- TLJ
- 22-11-2021
fantastic
This book was an amazing read for me. I found the narrator to be engaging and easy to listen to.
I recommend this book to anyone who is open to the seemingly impossible being possible. My grattitude to the author for being brave enough to share this incredible story and for the well grounded insights offered.
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- Anonymous User
- 12-03-2022
Keeping the science practical is not as easy as keeping things simple
I saw Natalie on youtube speaking at a seminar. So thought I'd read her book. I wish I hadn't. When she spoke at the seminar i feel she wasn't able to over explain or delve into the science of her experience. I felt in her book there was nothing that i could use to help my growth. What was the point of Natalie's experience if I as a reader and listener am not able to take something simple from her to help my growth. To me her book was more about her "telling" us how special she was, and how amazing she is because of her experience. She really gave nothing simple for readers to apply to their own lives. Sorry but she was a big bummer for-me and i wanted to stop half way thru, but persevered for the last chapter..... should have stopped reading half way thru.
For someone whom experienced such a thing, what a waste if your not willing to be more generous and giving with the universal information that, according to you, belongs to all of us. Either that wad the problem, or, you just didn't get it. I would say it was the later.
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