William Peters - What Shared Journeys to the Afterlife Teach Us About Dying Well and Living Better

The speaker discusses their journey into studying end-of-life experiences, starting with a personal near-death experience at 17. They describe shared death experiences, where individuals feel they accompany the dying into an afterlife. The speaker's research shows these experiences are more common than recognized and can provide healing and meaning, reducing fear of death and aiding in grief processing.

What patterns emerged from the speaker's research on shared death experiences?

In what ways do shared death experiences provide meaning to the process of dying?

What are the therapeutic benefits observed in clients who have had shared death experiences?