A story about life, love and what may lie beyond
I do not want to convince anyone.
I do not want to preach.
I simply want to share what I experienced.
Some years ago, I was involved in a serious boating accident in Crete. A collision left me with a severe traumatic brain injury.
During that time, I had an experience that changed my life. Today, I call it my near-death experience.
What I experienced there felt more real to me than anything I know here. A deep peace. A light filled with love. A feeling of being home. And the clear knowledge: life goes on.
Since then, I have no longer been afraid of death. Not because I read about it, but because I was able to experience it myself.
And because so many people have asked me to share that experience again, that is what I am doing now.
In my talk, “Death Is an Illusion”, I share my story. Very personally. Without expecting you to believe it.
Perhaps it will simply bring you a little comfort. Perhaps it will ease your fear, even just a little. Perhaps it will remind you that the love you feel for someone who has passed away does not end.
That is all I hope for.
If these words speak to you, you are warmly welcome. Just as you are.
I gave my first talk a few years ago in the Black Forest. I expected 20 to 30 people – and 94 came. I think that shows how many of us are longing for comfort and answers.
Talk Details
Talk: Death Is an Illusion
2:00–5:00 pm: Talk, including a 30-minute coffee break
5:00–6:00 pm: Questions and answers
Questions are welcome during the Q&A session after the talk.
For information about a talk or to enquire about organising an event, please contact me directly.