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She Took Her Own Life; Came Back With a Message That Could Change How You See Everything (NDE)

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Wellness and Self-Improvement

Summary

Lisa Everheart shares a near-death experience (after a suicide attempt in May 2020) and the “message” she says she returned with: your thoughts/imagination help create your reality. From this, she emphasizes that healing requires retraining your mind and purifying thought—not simply “being positive.”

Key strategies she describes (self-care + mental health / healing practices)

  • Retrain the brain / mind deliberately

    • Replace “unpure” thoughts of yourself or others with “more lovely thoughts.”
    • Treat perception as something you can change—slowly, but intentionally.

  • Daily self-love practice (simple, repeatable)

    • Write yourself love notes every night.
    • Read them out loud before rest (as a nightly ritual).

  • Use internal guidance / presence

    • She describes her healing as being guided by her “I am presence” (spiritual inner guidance).

  • Study and internalize supportive teachings

    • Keep studying sources that reinforce the message, including:
      • Neville Goddard’s work (visions + manifestation framework)
      • Daily scripture study, which she describes as “unfolding” within each person

  • Mindset reframing: responsibility without denial

    • She acknowledges you are not exempt from suffering in the world.
    • However, she emphasizes that how you create/imagine from within can shape your experience and reduce internal suffering.

“Productivity” / life-structure elements implied in her healing approach

  • Create a nightly routine (love notes + reading aloud) to stabilize attention and redirect it intentionally.
  • Commit to consistent practice over months
    • She reports noticeable improvements in 3–4 months.

Reported outcomes she links to these changes

  • Physical/health improvements

    • Weight falling off (she describes being severely obese).
    • Liver and kidneys reportedly healed fully—she says they were failing prior.

  • Mental health improvements

    • Less depression-related isolation: she says she started getting up out of bed and healing.

  • Relationship improvements

    • Her “heart” changing improved relationships; she emphasizes that thoughts reflect the state of the heart.

Presenters or sources

  • Presenter: Lisa Everheart
  • Referenced sources/teachers: Neville Goddard
  • Referenced text: Bible (multiple verses cited, including Genesis 2:9; Mark 15:37–38; 1 Corinthians 6:19; Ezekiel 37:12; Matthew 27:38; Numbers 21:8–9; 1 Kings 19:9; Revelation 12:1; 2 Corinthians 12:2; Proverbs 4:23; Mark 12:24; Hebrews 11:1; Romans 4:17; Romans 12:2; Proverbs 18:21; Matthew 12:34; Psalms 19:14).

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