Exploring life and consciousness after a near-death experience

Elizabeth Krohn was just 28 years old when she was struck by lightning.

She had always been skeptical of anything beyond the material world, but that quickly changed when she found herself looking down at her lifeless body, her consciousness intact. Soon, she was sitting in a beautiful, vibrant garden, talking to someone she strongly suspected was God.

Elizabeth was given information about her life, the universe, even the future. When she returned to her body, not only did that information prove accurate, but her life became an avalanche of increasingly unsettling experiences. She has spent the following 35 years navigating a new reality filled with alarmingly detailed precognitive nightmares as well as other highly strange events.

ELIZABETH’S BIGELOW INSTITUTE AWARD-WINNING ESSAY

“Eloquently recounted.”  

– Leslie Kean, author of Surviving Death

“Will upend all you believe about the human mind, body, and soul.”

– Eric Wargo, author of Time Loops

In Eyewitness to the Afterlife, the essay that won Elizabeth a prize from the Bigelow Institute for Consciousness Studies, she details her near-death experience and its paranormal afteraffects, arguing that they provide convincing evidence that there’s more to reality than the physical world and that, even when our lives on Earth come to an end, our consciousness will live on. Eyewitness to the Afterlife is a riveting, firsthand account of the hidden dimensions of our world.

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“One of the most unusual NDEs I’ve ever read! Elizabeth’s sudden NDE from a lightning strike in a parking lot catapulted her into another realm of spiritual life beyond anything she’d ever imagined— stretching time, space, and awareness of what lies on the other side. This is a life-changing book that will make you think deeply about what’s possible in this life and beyond.”

Scarlett L. Heinbuch, PhD

author of We Met on the Other Side

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