NDE:Evidence for the survival of consciousness after death

Beverly Brodsky’s near-death experience ( NDE), which happened 42 years ago, revealed everything that currently matters in her life, and the International Association for Near-Death Studies (IANDS) gave her a voice to end 18 years of silence. Her account is the concluding one in Dr. Kenneth Ring’s book Lessons from the Light (2006), as the most complete in his collection. She is also featured in Christine Spensor’s Pathways to Peace (2012), Arvin Gibson’s They Saw Beyond Death (2006), PMH Atwater’s The New Children and Near-Death Experiences (2003), Kevin Williams’ Nothing Better than Death (2002) and also Atwater’s Children of the New Millenium (1999).  She has run support and education groups about near-death and similar experiences on both coasts for 25 years. She was President of Delaware Valley Near-Death Studies and was a founding Board member of the American Center for the Integration of Spiritually Transformative Experiences (ACISTE) in 2009.A Vassar graduate, retired Federal analyst, near-death and other extraordinary experience researcher, Science of Mind and Spirit minister, and acclaimed international speaker, Beverly is fascinated by the overwhelming evidence for the survival of consciousness after death. She was highlighted in McCall’s; the BBC documentary The Human Body; did the first NDE program on Israeli public radio and was featured in the New Tang Dynasty (independent) Chinese language satellite television.  She was assistant producer on a DVD bonus feature:  Reflections: Beyond and Back for the Life Before Her Eyes (2008), and Come Home to Perfection (1992), Home and Back (2009), NDE Documentary: Commonalities of the Experience ( 2013). Beverly has been profiled in Who’s Who in America and Who’s Who in American Women for the past four years, as well as in Who's Who in the World.

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