Robert Christophor Coppes is a scientist and retired financier, has studied NDEs for decades and has lectured on this topic in the US and Europe. His latest book on NDEs is called “Impressions of Near-Death Experiences” and it in fact is a compilation of hundreds of quotes from more than 100 experiencers. He considers them the best tutors in life. Previous books on NDEs are “Essence of Religions” and “Messages from the Light”.
He lives in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
Website – www.bobcoppes.com
Book On Amazon – https://a.co/d/0jPMyDO
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I really wish he would speak up
It is hard to hear him. I had to turn him up very much. I think it's also the way he talks is so soft, it's easy to get distracted
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
03:10 📚 Robert Christophor Coppes was raised Catholic but found traditional views on death unsettling, which sparked his interest in Near-Death Experiences (NDEs) at age 20.
04:19 📖 Coppes delved into NDE research later in life, finding valuable stories and insights from people's direct experiences, gathering quotes from hundreds of NDErs for his books.
05:50 🌐 Coppes engaged with NDE communities and websites, interacting with about 75% of the people quoted in his book directly through conversations or correspondence.
07:10 🧐 As a scientist, Coppes was interested in the deeper messages and themes of NDEs, such as life reviews, after-effects, and the exploration of the "other world" experience.
08:47 🌟 Coppes structured his book around 12 common themes in NDEs, aiming to provide readers with a diverse perspective on the ineffable nature of these experiences.
10:24 💡 One significant aspect of NDEs Coppes highlights is the life review, where individuals witness the ripple effects of their actions, realizing the interconnectedness and impact of their choices.
14:38 🤔 According to Coppes, there is no external judgment during life reviews; individuals are their own judges, assessing their actions and their effects on others.
17:21 🌱 Coppes sees mistakes and challenges as integral to human growth and learning, emphasizing that overcoming difficulties allows individuals to demonstrate their "Divinity" by making positive choices.
20:36 🔍 Coppes mentions verifiable out-of-body experiences as compelling evidence for the reality of NDEs, where individuals report details they couldn't have observed from their physical bodies.
23:22 🧠 Verifiable out-of-body experiences suggest consciousness can exist independently from the body, providing evidence for the validity of NDEs and the separation of consciousness from physical form.
25:12 🏥 Doctors' unexpected actions during near-death experiences, like keeping hands sterile to avoid contamination, suggest verifiable out-of-body experiences.
26:21 📚 Near-death experience stories, like those of Dr. Eben Alexander and Anita Morjani, often involve miraculous healing and detailed observations during surgery.
27:42 🩺 Remarkable healing abilities reported in near-death experiences, such as a man directing his own internal healing processes with thought.
28:37 🧐 For skeptics, focus on verifiable observations in near-death experiences, such as out-of-body experiences, as circumstantial evidence of consciousness beyond the body.
36:51 🧠 Scientific research in the Netherlands, published in The Lancet, found that lack of oxygen or dying brain substances do not explain near-death experiences.
43:48 🔬 Science, particularly quantum physics, is exploring concepts aligning with near-death experiences, suggesting a broader understanding of reality.
45:09 💡 Essence of near-death experiences often includes messages of unconditional love and oneness, suggesting interconnectedness with others and the universe.
49:48 🌌 Some near-death experiences describe a dissolution of individual consciousness into a larger divine or cosmic consciousness, suggesting a return to a universal Oneness.
50:40 🔄 Distressing near-death experiences can be influenced by our own minds or collective unconsciousness.
51:06 📖 Examples of distressing NDEs include those of individuals like Dannion Brinkley and MK McDaniel, highlighting varied experiences.
53:46 💡 There are accounts from NDErs explicitly stating there is no hell or purgatory, offering different perspectives.
55:12 🌟 NDEs emphasize messages of unconditional love and oneness, impacting beliefs and lives positively.
57:02 ⚖️ NDEs challenge fear of death and ideas about punishment after death, questioning the concept of hell.
58:53 💭 Robert Christophor Coppes doesn't fear death itself but the unknown process of dying, believing in a wonderful afterlife.
59:46 📚 His book can be found on Amazon, and he welcomes questions through his website for further discussions.
01:00:14 🌟 Closing with a message of "love, be loved, just be, and experience life," emphasizing love as a guiding philosophy.
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Why are there many claims of people going to hell during NDE it doesn't make sense
Tia, I think this dear man, Robert, has a light, a great spiritual depth, and I want to follow him and buy his book. And Tia, you have such a light and a gentle, sweet way and intelligence. I pray that your channel will become known and followed by many, because you are fulfilling a real “calling” that you were meant to fulfill. I believe with all my heart that you are serving the Lord, who wants people to know how much they are loved and should love their neighbor as themselves.
I want to share something with you: a few decades ago, I heard a young man tell of an experience that I could never forget and I wonder what you’ll think about it. He told of a harrowing experience he had: He had grown up in a small town and not exposed to much worldliness. When he started college, in one class the teacher taught about the Holocaust and showed many photos and maybe documentaries about the Holocaust. The young man had no knowledge of the Holocaust and he was so shocked that he couldn’t eat or sleep or function for several days. He developed PTSD from the exposure he’d suddenly had to the horrors. Then one night he had a dream: He found himself in a profound darkness and heard many voices calling and screaming to be rescued from their plight. Then he heard a man’s voice call his name and cry, “Can I ever be forgiven?” And the young man responded: “I don’t know, Adolph, but you’re my brother and I love you.” And from that time on, he had peace.