Binaural Beats and a Shared Death Experience with Former Monroe Institute President Dr. Scott Taylor | Afterlife Revealed #14

In this powerful episode of Afterlife Revealed, host Dani Foffa speaks with renowned NDE researcher and former Monroe Institute President Dr. Scott Taylor. Dr. Taylor shares his extraordinary Shared Death Experience (SDE) involving his loved ones, Mary Fran and her son Nolan—a profound moment of bilocation that brought him face to face with the light beyond.

We dive deep into:

• Dr. Taylor’s shared near-death experience

• The role of binaural beats in accessing expanded states of awareness

• Techniques from the Monroe Institute to explore non-physical realms

• Validations from family members of the shared experience

• Healing and integration after spiritually transformative experiences

This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in near-death experiences (NDEs), shared death experiences (SDEs), consciousness research, sound technology for spiritual exploration, and the afterlife.

Dr. Taylor also discusses his work with the Expanded Awareness Institute (EAI) and how love, purpose, and synchronicity guide human spiritual evolution.

👉 Perfect for fans of NDEs, Monroe Institute techniques, sound healing, and practical tools for inner awakening.

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Scott’s website - neardeathmeditations.com
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Scott’s binaural beats online course - https://theshiftnetwork.com/course/30STaylor01_23/Salespage
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What is an NDE?

A near-death experience (NDE) is typically a profound, life changing, intensely emotional experience that usually occurs during a clinical crisis and has common characteristics and aftereffects. It is not a dream, hallucination, or mental illness (Greyson, 1983). There are no predictive variables to identify who will have an NDE. They happen to people of all ages, religions, socio-economic groups, cultures, educational backgrounds, and belief systems. They occur under a variety of circumstances such as accidents, near-drownings, illnesses, combat, surgical procedures, and childbirth. Following an NDE, experiencers (NDErs) often display some common aftereffects. Research has established a set of common NDE characteristics and long-term aftereffects. Theories used to explain near-death experiences in purely physical terms have been proven inadequate by NDE researchers and others.