November 30, 2015

Scott Taylor: Into The Light

Dr. Scott Taylor has dedicated over 30 years to exploring the field of Near Death Experience. His first-hand encounter with a shared NDE occurred in 1981 and he has been committed to researching others' experiences and raising NDE awareness ever since.

A known researcher and speaker in the field of NDE studies, Scott wrote his doctoral dissertation on Near-Death Experiences: Discovering and living in unity.

Dr. Taylor is a skilled trainer for The Monroe Institute. He is author and voice of the best-selling CD from Monroe Products, “Into the Light: Near-Death Experience Meditations.” He also is the creator and facilitator of Monroe’s 6-day NDE Intensive which uses the NDE metaphor to explore states of consciousness. He has served on the board of the International Association for Near-Death Studies and continues to moderate their annual conference.

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NDE Radio: Scott Taylor Dr. Scott Taylor has dedicated over 30 years to exploring the field of Near Death Experience. His first-hand encounter with NDE occurred in 1981 when he experience a shared near death experience with a young boy who was gravely injured in a car crash.
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Scott Taylor Dr. Scott Taylor has dedicated over 30 years to exploring the field of Near Death Experience. His first-hand encounter with a shared NDE occurred in 1981 and he has been committed to researching others' experiences and raising NDE awareness ever since. A known researcher and speaker in the field of NDE studies, Scott wrote his doctoral dissertation on Near-Death Experiences: Discovering and living in unity. Dr. Taylor is a skilled trainer for The Monroe Institute. He is author and voice of the best-selling CD from Monroe Products, “Into the Light: Near-Death Experience Meditations.” He also is the creator and facilitator of Monroe’s 6-day NDE Intensive which uses the NDE metaphor to explore states of consciousness. He has served on the board of the International Association for Near-Death Studies and continues to moderate their annual conference. The Monroe Institute