"Bio Channel Presents "I Survived... Beyond and Back" Premiering Sunday, December 5

[orleans]

"BIO CHANNEL PRESENTS "I SURVIVED... BEYOND AND BACK" PREMIERING SUNDAY, DECEMBER 5 AT 10PM ET/9PM CT/11PM PT

"NEW SERIES FROM THE PRODUCERS OF THE HIT BIO SERIES "I SURVIVED..." CHRONICLES THE EXPERIENCES OF PEOPLE WHO FLAT-LINED AND CAME BACK TO LIFE

"NEW YORK, NY, NOVEMBER 9, 2010 - BIO Channel follows the critically acclaimed "I Survived..." franchise with "I Survived... Beyond and Back," chronicling the stories of people who flat lined; some for a few seconds, others for up to an hour, and came back to life. The one-hour series features six episodes and premieres Sunday, December 5 at 10PM ET/9PM CT/11PM PT on BIO Channel.

""I Survived... Beyond and Back" reveals one of life's greatest mysteries by profiling the extraordinary stories of people who have literally passed on to the other side. The series combines the compelling and emotionally gripping stories of "I Survived..." with the unexplainable experiences some people have when they are pronounced legally dead. Through first-person accounts and testimony from the medical personnel and family members who were present, "I Survived... Beyond and Back" will not only explore the survivor's encounter with death, but also the ways in which it has changed their outlook on life forever.

"In the series premiere, Michael was just 16 years old, sitting in class at school, when he began to feel very tired. Within minutes he suddenly found himself high up in the air looking down at his body which had fallen to the floor under cardiac arrest. Julie was travelling on the New York freeway with her friend Robyn when a truck loomed out of the rain on the shoulder of the lane they were in and they unavoidably crashed, and she found herself in a cave-like tunnel and a strong sense of needing to go back. Charles was riding his motorcycle on a freeway when a truck pulled out of a side road without seeing him. Charles threw himself from his bike but slid under the truck but got caught under the front wheel and suddenly found himself running towards his deceased mother and grandmother who tell him to turn back that this is not his time. Miraculously, they all regained consciousness and lived to tell about their incredible stint with the afterlife.
http://www.thefutoncritic.com/news/2010/11/09/bio-channel-presents-i-survived-beyond-and-back-premiering-sunday-december-5-at-10pm-et-9pm-ct-11pm-pt-872300/20101109bio01/

[AC_Mem]

1. The veil is getting thinner

Between this life and our life after life. With modern science and medical breakthroughs, we are able to revive people who have been clinically dead for long periods of time. I've studied life between lives for many years - always been fascinated with what goes on on the other side. To have people come back and give very similar stories is very validating to the experience.

I can't wait to watch this series!

On another note, if you have an interest in our life between lives I HIGHLY recommend the books Journey of Souls and Destiny of Souls, both by Michael Newton, phD. What you will read will amaze you and if you are like me, it will ring your bell of truth and make sense of the purpose of our lives and those we choose to share it with.

Thanks for posting this!!

Annette

[Kind of Blue]

3. AC_Mem, I hope that you write here about your

:hi: studies one day.
Yes, Newton's books are fantastic. Have you seen this link to Newton's interviews? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LanURyWHKyA&feature=related

[BanzaiBonnie]

6. I'm most impressed by Newton's information

It makes sense.

[Kind of Blue]

2. Thanks for the reminder! I saw the tease for

"Beyond and Back" a week ago and had forgotten. I never tire of hearing of people's NDEs and really looking forward it! :thumbsup:

[rosesaylavee]

4. Interesting - thanks for posting!

[Kind of Blue]

5. Thanks for the reminder!

Just really enjoyed it. I know it's usually the same outcome but I never tire of hearing and seeing the beatific look on their faces when talking about embracing life and no longer fearing death. I was moved by the young man saying, "What I care about now is pretty much what you can't really buy. A lot of these questions, people search a lifetime trying to figure out the answer to - and lot of them for me were answered when I was 16years old. It has changed my life in so many positive ways."
Not surprising that he is in college focusing on a field of service :hug: