Blessing in Disguise Another Side of the Near-Death Experience

"I was arrogant and very tough. Now, life is everything. Everything deserves to live. Everything, even the big bug you go to squish. You cannot make a judgement about what does and doesn't die Humanity has a lot more to learn. There's just too much greed and too many people that are power-hungry out there."

Joseph, a hard-nosed Florida police officer, did not have this attitude until he was struck by a car and killed. But after he was revived, he was able to share what happened between his death and rebirth.

What happened that made the change in him? It wasn't the nice story you usually hear about. Instead, it was a terrifying, horrific experience known as a "LTP" (Less Than Positive) near-death experience. Most people are unaware of the LTP experience, but you can discover the secrets of them in Blessing in Disguise by Dr. Barbara R. Rommer, M.D.

Dr. Rommer interviewed more than 300 people for this book. She has identified four basic LTP experiences that range from mildly upsetting to hellish and horrifying. It is estimated that of the 13 million Americans who have had a near-death experience (NDE), almost 18 percent have had one of the LTP kind.

The book reveals three main reasons why people have an LTP experience after death. The "challenge" would have you examine your life and change directions. The "mindset" is when your attitude is negative or fearful just before the NDE. The "programming" is caused if you have grown up being taught fear and negativity.

Everyone who has an LTP experience changes. Typically, they come to love life and offer love more freely. They are filled with joy and feel close to God.

With this book you will not have to experience an NDE to learn about the changes you can make in your life to be more in tune with the universe, happier, and more loving. The pain of their experience taught them a lesson. It can help you, too.