Asheville – In a world often clouded by grief and uncertainty, the anthology “Touched by the Light” offers a beacon of hope through personal accounts, including Mark Patterson’s profound near-death experience (NDE). Compiled by Ameera May, this collection invites readers to explore transformative messages received during journeys beyond the physical realm, illuminating wisdom and unconditional love that can emerge from such experiences.
Patterson’s insights into NDEs challenge conventional perceptions of mortality, emphasizing that “no one ever dies” and suggesting that death is merely an illusion. He explains that life in the physical realm is just one aspect of a multidimensional reality, indicating that departed loved ones remain present and often act as spirit guides. This perspective encourages individuals to view life and death through a lens recognizing continuity beyond physical form.
The concept of frequency plays a significant role in Patterson’s understanding of consciousness. He likens life on Earth to being “tuned into channel 25,” while crossing over leads to “channel 13,” illustrating how individuals transition to a different frequency upon death. “Everything is a frequency,” he states, underscoring the interconnectedness of all beings.
Patterson notes that “99% of people who have crossed over” report similar experiences, such as encountering light and reuniting with loved ones. This shared narrative suggests a universal truth about consciousness and existence beyond life as we know it. He asserts, “There is no death, and no one should be afraid of dying,” challenging fears about mortality and encouraging individuals to embrace their eternal nature.
Patterson also critiques traditional concepts of sin and punishment that distort people’s understanding of their relationship with the divine, emphasizing that individuals are inherently worthy and loved. He aims to influence public discourse on NDEs, drawing from over 30 years of experience as a professional hypnotist. Through “Touched by the Light,” readers are invited to reflect on their beliefs about life, death, and the enduring connections that transcend physical existence.