Touched by the Light

A Compilation of Awe-inspiring Near-death Experiences and Messages From the Other Side

What happens when we cross the veil and glimpse the other side?

In Touched by the Light, A Compilation of Awe-inspiring Near-death Experiences is shared by an inspiring group of authors: Natasha Black, Debbie Ali, Claudia Watts Edge, Mark Patterson, Sarah Chippis, and Laura (Picasso) Roberts. These deeply personal accounts illuminate the profound wisdom, unconditional love, and transformative messages received during their journeys beyond the physical realm.

This illuminating anthology invites readers to explore what lies beyond life as we know it and reminds us of the light that touches every soul. Whether you seek comfort, curiosity, or inspiration, Touched by the Light will guide you toward a deeper understanding of life’s greatest mysteries and the unyielding power of love.

Compiled by Ameera May, this book is more than a compilation of stories—it’s a beacon of hope, reminding us of the eternal light that connects us all.

Prepare to be touched, uplifted, and forever changed.

Authors: Natasha Black, Debbie Ali, Claudia Watts Edge, Mark Patterson, Sarah Chippis, Laura (Picasso) Roberts, Ameera May

Published by the Near-Death Institute

Judeo-Christian focus

1/3 of the way through and so far every story is told from the view of judeo-Christian ideology, one story even mentions interacting with “lucifer” and “mother mary”.

Idk why this book seems to be a bunch of cherry-picked experiences trying to reinforce this model/ideology. Anyone who’s studied or at least consumed a lot of NDE stories knows that the scope and truth of our existence goes so much further than any one religion. I don’t hate Judeo-Christian ideology but I don’t think a subject this big and important should be mired in the baggage and historical problems of any single religion.

Religion has been the cause and excuse for so much war and bloodshed and suffering upon this earth, a book about our true larger reality shouldn’t be connected to any existing human-made religious belief system.

3 stars because I can’t return it and because there is absolutely no indication of this book’s religious leanings in its description and I find that misleading.