IANDS Meeting – July 13, 2011

As a young wife and mother in an abusive relationship, our July speaker, Angie Fenimore, attempted suicide as an escape. Her amazing near-death experience is one of the few in which the person sees a glimpse of hell.

Generally those who present at IANDS share a beautiful if not blissful experience. If one is not familiar with NDE knowledge they might come to the conclusion that all life after death is wonderful.  To some, suicide may even seem a reasonable means to immediately experience the afterlife.

Angie’s message is that suicide is not a viable option for those who think that taking their life will be a way out. This does not mean all who have committed suicide will have the same experience as Angie. It does, however, suggest there are many options in eternity that not even most who have visited there are aware of. IANDS studies suggest no one knows what others experience when they reach the next world, or how long they will reside at any given location. Hear Angie describe her experience and how it changed her life forever.

This will be held at the usual time and place:

7:00 p.m. at the SLCounty Mayor’s Council Auditorium 2001 S State, SLC.

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IANDS Meeting – June 8, 2011

Dr. Raymond Moody, author of Life After Life, is one of the founding fathers of IANDS. He coined the term “near-death experience.” More than 20 million copies of his books have enlightened people around the world on the life that follows death.  He’s been a guest on Oprah, and recently CBS Sunday Morning with Katie Couric. His latest book Glimpses of Eternity: An Investigation Into Shared Death Experiences is now out and should be available at the meeting.

LOCATION CHANGE:
Because we anticipate a larger crowd we have arranged for a different location for this event. As always, this event is free, but donations are appreciated.

Wednesday, June 8, 2011
7:00 pm
The Grand Theater
1575 South State Street
Salt Lake City, UT
(A few blocks north of where we usually meet. Click on the link for map and directions.)

Parking is on the east side of the campus. The Grand Theater is in the middle of the main building facing State Street.

Another more intimate question/answer session, not sponsored by IANDS, will be held Thursday, June 9, at the U of U. The cost to attend this event is $10. Information for this event will be provided at the IANDS meeting.

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IANDS Meeting – May 11, 2011

Our speaker for this coming Wednesday will be Lucinda Pottle.

Lucinda drowned at a swimming party some years ago. She lay dead at the bottom of the pool for quite a while before she was finally found and resuscitated. During that time her spirit left her body and she saw and heard many amazing things. She also met various deceased relatives including her grandmother to told her of an important work she needed to accomplish back here on earth.

During this experience Lucinda gained many fascinating insights not only into the next life, but this life and well, and the things in life of greatest importance. Last time she spoke at IANDS the audience was fascinated by her credibility and the amazing insights that she shared. Enhance your insights into life after death from one who has had an in-depth experience and lives to tell about it.

This will be held at the usual time and place:

7:00 p.m. at the SLCounty Mayor’s Council Auditorium 2001 S State, SLC.

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IANDS Meeting – April 13, 2011

The Salt Lake Chapter of the International Association for Near Death Studies is pleased to announce that this coming Wednesday April 13th our speaker will be:

Dr. Melvin Morse, M.D., Pediatrician, researcher and author of 4 books on NDEs.

His topic will be: Children’s Near Death Experiences

Dr. Morse wasn’t even sure there was a God, nor life after death until he began hearing the experiences of children who had been there, met God, etc.  His subsequent research and writings are legendary in the field of Near-death studies, and very compelling, because these children could not have read about such experiences – so how did they know so much?!  Dr. Morse will reveal his amazing discoveries that changed his life, and the lives of many of his readers.

This will be held in the usual time and place:  7 p.m. at the SL County Mayor’s Council Auditorium 2001 S State, SLC.

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IANDS Meeting – March 9, 2011

This coming Wednesday we will have the pleasure of once again hearing from our own radio talk show host, and Utah IANDS co-founder, Martin Tanner. Martin will be showing a video containing several near death accounts. He will then provide his own insightful commentary on these, followed by audience input, questions and discussion. Martin always brings a wealth of insights, having interviewed many near-death experiencers. So I think you will find this to be an enlightening evening, with many enriching insights into the near-death experience.

The meeting will be Wed Jan 12th at 7:00 p.m. in the usual place – the SLC County Commission Hearing room, in the SL County Government building 2001 S State, SLC.

 

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IANDS Meeting – January 12, 2011

Our presenter for this coming Wednesday’s IANDs meeting will be Bob Little. Since you have attended our meetings in the past, you may recall, Bob is the one who has been taping and then editing these programs for the past several years.

On Wed he will do a review of the past 2 years of IANDS speakers. And will play 8 or so short audio clips from 8 of our best past speakers. He will review their experience of leaving their body and entering into their NDE, and compare each journey, showing the many similarities and differences there are in the NDE.  He then intends to explore some of the related thoughts and responses from those in attendence.

The meeting will be Wed Jan 12th at 7:00 p.m. in the usual place – the SLC County Commission Hearing room, in the SL County Government building 2001 S State, SLC.

 

This should be a very interesting presentation, especially if you were not able to make some of the meeting these past couple of years. A great opportunity to compare notes on a variety of experiences all at once, from some of the best speakers we have had.

 

 

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