NDE Radio With Lee Witting

Deirdre DeWitt-Maltby experienced an accident, a twelve-day coma, and an NDE that gave her a new perspective, a new journey, and a new life. In this encore interview, Deirdre shares what she terms "the within that connects us all with the invisible wiring of universal Love." She insists that you don’t need to have a near-death experience to open your heart to what is out there waiting. Her book, While I Was Out, is available through Amazon

Host Lee Witting tells the story of how Dr. King's commitment to love may have resulted from an NDE, and how King's assassination in 1968 impacted hopes for change. Still, our understanding of love as the only true answer has been deepened by NDEs since then, and now must be employed as we face the racism of today.

In light-filled visions, the experiencer’s darkened heart discovered forgiveness was her key to revealing God's personal love for us as both Mother and Father. Lee reads a Spiritually Transformative Experience report from IANDS.

“The picture of the world’s richest man killing the world’s poorest children is not a pretty one” is a quote from Bill Gates about the 2025 chain-sawing of USAID. It reminds us that Charles Dicken’s 1843 portrayal of Scrooge remains relevant today. As reported in this encore presentation, Dickens was apparently rewarded for his writing by a loving STE from Mary.

In this encore presentation, Lee looks at kids' faith in Santa Claus. Even more than gifts from God, kids bond with the notion that Santa brings them Christmas presents – especially when parents assure them Santa is for real. So, when they realize their faith in Santa was a lie, do kids lose faith in all spiritual beliefs? If Santa's North Pole isn’t real, why should Heaven be?