NDEs: The Early Years Continued
A Personal History – Part 2 – The following post is from Dr. Kenneth Ring’s blog “Notes from the Ringdom” and is reposted with permission. The original can be viewed HERE. You can read Part 1 …
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NDEs: The Early Years
A Personal History – Part 1 The following post is from Dr. Kenneth Ring’s blog “Notes from the Ringdom” and is reposted with permission. The original can be viewed HERE. I figure that before …
Reflections in a Glass Eye
“I’m busy. We’re all busy. But when Ken Ring publishes a new essay on his blog, I read it and am never disappointed. Now these essays have been collected in this beautiful book. Full disclosure: …
How It All Began (Dr. Kenneth Ring, Bruce Greyson, and the Founding of IANDS)
The following post is from Dr. Kenneth Ring’s blog “Notes from the Ringdom” and is reposted with permission. The original can be viewed HERE. One evening in November, 1977, I was in my kitchen stirring …
A Wonderful Account of an NDE
I still can’t write without pain – it seems I may have a pinched nerve and am having an MRI today – but I wanted to take just a moment to share a very inspiring …
Part 2: It’s Reigning Cats and Dogs: The Psychic Lives of Our Pets
Moved by this story when I first read it [detailed in Part 1 of this post -Ed.], I sent it to my daughter Kathryn who, like her father before her and possibly because of …
Part 1: It’s Reigning Cats and Dogs: The Psychic Lives of Our Pets
One day several years ago, as my girlfriend Lauren and I were out on her patio, a cute little stray kitten wandered in and stopped to look at us. Lauren who loves cats smiled encouragingly …
Do Our Pets Have an Afterlife?
Photo: Jf Brou We all know what happens when we die – we don’t. At least that’s what most of us believe, whether by religious faith or because we’ve been convinced by the collective testimony of …
What We Don’t Want To Think About
What We Don’t Want To Think About By Near-Death Experience Researcher Kenneth Ring, PhD In order to delay my seemingly inevitable slide into terminal torpor, I have taken up a new form of exercise that I …
KENNETH LETTERMAN
These days as I cope with a condition I have sorrowfully come to realize is one from which I shall never recover – I am referring to old age, which I don’t recommend (though I …