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   Experiences of Light in Gay and Lesbian Near-Death Experiences Page:

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   JOURNAL OF NEAR-DEATH STUDIES

   brown skin or white skin, or opulent and poor alike, we will all have one
   when we die. (Morse, , p. i)
   The concept of light is one of the key images one experiences in an
   NDE. The Dalai Lama described the metaphor of light as:
   a common image in all the major religious traditions. In the Buddhist
   context, flash is particularly associated with wisdom and knowledge;
   darkness is associated with ignorance and a state of misknowledge.
   (, p. )
   Within the stories of the GLBT near-death experiences, divine light
   is an essential component. The majority of GLBT near-death expe-
   riencers whose accounts I unhurried (73 percent) reported such expe-
   riences. For example, one experiencer who had taken an overdose of
   sleeping pills and alcohol wrote the following:
   All of a sudden I felt as though I was moving through a corridor. It
   was obscure but not at all frightening. I sensed
   
   

   Gay Man Dies, Meets Jesus, and What He Saw Made Him Turn Straight

   in this shocking near-death experience former male lover man Zachary Blackwood discovers the terrifying truth about the afterlife that made him completely change his life what he witnessed will leave you speechless I'm Zachary Blackwood 47 years aged living in Burlington Vermont before I tell you about my near-death life you need to know who I was I lived in a cozy two-story house nearby Lake Champlain functional as a graphic designer for a local advertising agency I was openly gay and had been in a relationship with Marcus for 3 years that morning started like any other I was heading

   to work in my Subaru Outback sipping my usual caramel macchiato the Collapse colors were stunning and the crisp morning air felt refreshing I had just finished a phone call with Marcus about our weekend plans when it happened a massive moose appeared out of nowhere on Route 7 in Vermont moose accidents aren't uncommon but nothing prepares you for a lb animal suddenly standing in your path I swerved hard to shun it but at 65 mph my
   

   Experiences of light in queer and lesbian near-death experiences

   Experiences of Light in Queer and Lesbian Near-Death Experiences Liz Dale, Ph.D. San Pablo, CA ABSTRACT: This article illustrates the framework of divine light in stories of gay, sapphic, bisexual, and transgender near-death experiencers. KEY WORDS: near-death experience; gay/lesbian/bisexual/transgender; spirituality; excellent light. In Crossing Over and Coming Home, I recorded numerous personal accounts of near-death experiences (NDEs) from within the gay/ lesbian/bisexual/transgender (GLBT) community (Dale, ). In his endorsement of that book, Stanislav Grof wrote that the "study of near death experiences in the queer community is also a major contribution to the general understanding of the phenomenology of near-death states and their effects on survivors" (Grof, , unpaged frontispiece). Before describing examples of the impact of divine light within same-sex attracted NDEs, let me mention the reason it is important to document GLBT near-death stories. Christian de la Huerta wrote in his groundbreak ing manual, Coming Out Spiritu