The Near Death Experiences of Suicide Survivors

Find Out What Happens When You Choose a Suicide Solution

By: John J. Graden

Narrated by: Bill Fike

Length: 1 hr and 22 mins

Publisher's summary

This has been a number-one rated book in Amazon's suicide subcategory for nearly a year.

Find out what happens when you take your life.

In this book, you will learn about:

The man who had a beautiful near death experience as a child and then committed suicide as an adult to return to the other side.

The man who viewed his grieving family and only wanted to go back and say he was sorry.

A 15-year-old who pulled the gun down from her head and shot herself in the chest because a voice told her to.

Plus seven more compelling stories.

Each profile is collected from media interviews.

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©2013 John J. Graden (P)2015 John J. Graden

Saw 90% of their NDE’s on YouTube

Saw 90% of their NDE’s on YouTube
Interesting, good to hear from another’s point of view.

Nde

The stories told are interesting and truly show the consequences of our actions on an eternal scale.

Interesting

The stories themselves were great. However, the narrator was mediocre at best. Very robotic and mono tone, in addition to speeding through the stories. His lack of any emotion in comparison to the very emotional testimonies he was reading kind of crushed it for me. Wouldn’t recommend

Excellent reading and book

Definitely looking for more from this author excellent handling of tough topic fantastic narrating

Life Changing

What did you love best about The Near Death Experiences of Suicide Survivors?

It provides hope and answers for those in our society that are hopeless and desperate for change.

What was the most compelling aspect of this narrative?

That it is never too late under any circumstances to find peace and joy in this life.

What does Bill Fike bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

He added warmth to an otherwise very bone chilling topic.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

Yes

Any additional comments?

No.

One sided experiences from a Christian point of view.

The author only tells experiences where the person who committed suicide experienced he’ll supposedly as a result of committing the sin of suicide.

I have heard of many suicide NDE s where the person only experiences heaven and the presence of God. Also, not all NDE s result in the person seeking out God or Jesus from a Christian understanding. These experiences were left out and leads the reader to believe that they will be punished in hell for committing suicide. I would have enjoyed a rather mixed set of stories instead of stories that had the same theme and ending.

100 percent religious propganda

they should be more honest in the tags on this book!

I have been curious about near death my whole life but after a couple of deaths and a close call I wanted to read this. if you are looking for how Jesus saves people and the suicide is the most awful decision ever. I'm sorry but nursing homes are the 6th level of hell and in places medical suicide is available nursing homes are not what they are here. my point, hell exists here too. if the religion thing is what you want, this is your book. if not don't waste 1 single minute, I want my 30 minutes back

A flat reading of a religious focused narrative.

I've read and listened to a lot of books regarding suicide and near death experience. I find the topic simultaneously calming and fascinating. however this book focus on those who already had religious background or beliefs in some way - and every single story is the same. try to kill themselves, meet Jesus/god, come back a changed person. Couple this with a flat reading from a voice I honestly thought was robotic at first, it makes for a dull, samey experience the entire (short) length of this book.

a much better book on the subject is "The day I died - Remarkable true stories of near-death experiences" by Tammy Cohen.

don't get me wrong, I've got nothing against religion. I grew up in a very religious family and went to private religious schools. I just think a little diversity in the peoples stories told in this book is necessary.

Bunch of crap

This is just someone making a pitch for Christianity, and it makes me wonder how many NDE's they didn't include because they just didn't like that it wasn't so obviously dogmatic. It's a worthless book and I have less respect for Audible for selling me this crap!

only listen if you want to hear Christian stories

near death experiences are unique and yet somehow each one of these people met Jesus! despite the existence of many deities on this planet. weird, huh? there is more time spent emphasizing the need to follow Jesus than the experience of death