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The strong urge of this subject has always interested me and even more now that my mum passed away two years ago. I had a hard time with what I went through, and didn't have the I feel adored thing, I have in other experiences in life.
Once I realized that there's nothing outside my infinite self, I could begin to focus on viewing myself as an ongoing work of perfection. I also find it incredibly interesting that she never gives credit to the actual, science-based medicine that she had originally spurned, as the modality that ACUTALLY kept her body alive and GAVE her the “choice” to come back from the dead and cure her own cancer. This is not intended to be a full statement of all your rights under the Distance Selling Regulations.If you are interested in the genre and have an open mind, this is an important book with good lessons for life. The vast majority of advice I’ve gotten from others has ranged from useless to downright harmful, and over the years I’ve learned to ignore the advice of others and to keep my own counsel. While in that state she had the presence of her father (who died 10 years prior) and he said that it's not her time, that he's been watching over their family since he passed. So, if you strongly identify yourself as, for example, a fundamentalist Christian or a Muslim, it would probably be best that you not even consider reading this book as some of its content could disappoint you, or you could choose to be offended by it. We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others.
In recent years, Anita’s two other books "What if this is Heaven" (2017) and "Sensitive is the New Strong" (2021) have reached significant acclaim, helping people navigate a world that is increasingly loud and harsh. In Dying to Be Me, Anita shares all she has learned about illness, healing, fear, 'being love', and the true magnificence of each and every human being! As her organs failed, she entered into an extraordinary near-death experience where she would realize her inherent worth and the actual cause of her disease. I've found one other person online who went through similar NDE to me, I had to talk a lot to find anyone.
We're one with the universe, our purpose is to be our magnificent selves, and the external world is only a reflection of what's inside us. The doctors do not offer much hope as soon as she is admitted but her husband and mother are distraught asking the doctors to not give up. The book ‘Proof of Heaven: A Neurosurgeon's Journey into the Afterlife’ by Eben Alexander also covers his experience of an NDE and learnings. That whole Buffy once more with feeling thing where they say life is just living, the pain that you feel only can heal by living.
It’s essential to put down your beliefs, preconceptions and just read this book with an open mind without any judgement. Interestingly, during her coma, she went outside of her body and saw every detail, every medical procedure of what the Drs were doing and even the conversations the Drs had down the hall. Anita Moorjani was diagnosed with terminal cancer, and doctors told her family she was just hours away from death. The title, Dying to be Me refers to the fact that Moorjani was unable to love herself, and be who she truly was rather than always effacing herself to meet the expectations of others, until she had a near death experience.It took me around twenty years to feel better with it and yeah I had guides and people show up and help me in my life.
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