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On this episode of the 'Hidden Wisdom' Podcast, Meghan is joined by Scott Drummond, author of 'What Dying Taught Me about Living', about his NDE, and how it has changed this life. They will discuss: 4:22 Scott's story and why he is sharing it13:45 The injury and surgery leading to his NDE21:54 Escorted to a beautiful place27:49 Scott's life review32:27 The arm reaching out from the cloud38:03 Coming back44:42 Struck by lightning49:09 The Foundation and it's mission, and the book54:34 Thoughts on the Life Review56:59 Heavenly Mother1:01:59 It's all about how we treat othersTo learn more, or make a donation to the Gracie Scott Fund, go to: https://graciescott.org/

What Dying Taught Me About Living by Scott Drummond With Sandy Ponton Amazon.com Graciescott.org What Dying Taught Me About Living I was dead for 20 minutes...this is what I saw. -Scott Drummond Check out my video on YouTube by scanning the QR code below. It has been named, "Most Watched Near Death Experience of All Time," with over 21 million views. The glory of the Lord appeared in the cloud. (Exodus 16:10) It was like the twinkling of an eye. Suddenly, I was standing in an open field of waist-high grass. It was unique in that the field didn't behave like a normal field of grass. It didn't blow with the wind. In fact, there was no wind to blow the grass, not even a breeze. Instead, it was as if each separate blade was its own entity with its own personality or soul that chose to flow toward me. I remember reaching my arms out to my sides, running my hands along the tops of the grass, and feeling something so special. It was like each gold-tipped blade was...full of love. I could feel the love coming from the grass. While standing in the field, the guide who had taken me there admonished me to never look back. It was okay to look to the left and to the right, but I couldn't look back. The view in front of me was panoramic. I could see far to the left and far to the right, but the things in front of me were close as if I was standing inside a panoramic photograph. On my far left were trees-giant pillars with huge trunks that seemed to lead me toward what was in front of me. There were no branches going up the trunk, but I could see lots of leaves at the top, beautiful leaves. They were in brilliant greens, reds, and yellows. Each leaf had a sort of iridescent gold underside. And the trunk wasn't the sort of dirty brown we see here either. It was a beautiful brown color edged in gold. Between me and the forest were tall wildflowers. Normally, to see each bloom of a rose bush, you'd need to walk around it, but in this case, each colorful flower-and its leaves-faced toward me. The flowers came up to about my waist, and their faces followed me as I progressed through the field. I have never experienced love come from flowers, plants, or trees. But I felt like all of it was alive! Alive with love. And it gave me so much peace. It was like each individual living thing imparted energy charged with unconditional love, support, and encouragement. Directly in front of me were clouds against a vibrant blue sky. When I saw bioluminescence for the first time, I felt it was the closest thing to what I saw. Then leading me up to the clouds was a sort of mist or fog, just like stairs leading to the stoop of a house. None of the clouds moved, as there wasn't any wind. Directly in front of me was a huge, beautiful cloud that was unique to the rest. Rays from behind the cloud shot toward me, just like the grass and flowers. The cloud itself was a pearly iridescent color that I can only describe as...pure and extremely bright. In this place, there was no fear, no judgment, and no pain. Only love. Pure, unconditional love. My life before this was fraught with selfishness, greed, and a relentless drive for success in business. What I learned most from my experience is to not look back. Don't look back at what you've done in your life. Take a good look at your life as it is today, right now. And start looking toward the future. We can change if we want to. If you want to make a difference, just be kind to somebody, be kind to a friend, a fellow worker, or a neighbor. Discover the reaction you get by being kind to them. Most people are very defensive, but there's something about love that calms people down. This life isn't about how much we make. It isn't about prestige or power. It's about the One. It's about each life we can affect with love.

Powerful and profound explanations and stories on NDE, death, the afterlife, and life's final mystery. Featuring David Ditchfield, Scott Drummond, Jeff Olsen, Peter Anthony, Peter Panagore, and Althea Watson. "I'm not the first person to have discovered evidence that consciousness exists beyond the body. Brief, wonderful glimpses of this realm are as old as human history."- Eben AlexanderSpeakers: David DitchfieldLearn more: https://www.instagram.com/david_ditchfield/https://shineonthestory.com/Peter PanagoreLearn more: https://www.peterpanagore.love/Peter AnthonyLearn more: https://theaccidentalprophet.com/Jeffery OlsenLearn more: https://www.jefferycolsen.com/Althea WatsonLearn more: https://altheawatsonpsychic.com/Scott DrummondLearn more:https://www.amazon.com/What-Dying-Taught-About-Living/dp/B0CBW5N1FLhttps://graciescott.org/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Victorian Alcohol and Drug Association program manager Scott Drummond joined Shane McInnes. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Scott Drummond is the President and Founder of Emi's Elevator a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, and Founder of Nokes Mountain Benefit Corporation. Scott has has over 20 years int he elevator trade, as an elevator mechanic. Scott has seen the disparity of dilapidated elevators through the country and has decided to tackle this problem head-on. By creating a Public Private partnership, Scott has the vision and vehicle to bring about modernizing elevator infrastructure in public facilities throughout America. Scott sees this effort advancing every sector of the elevator industry and, creating jobs using American equipment.SUMMARY:Scott Drummond, an elevator mechanic, discussed his passion for the elevator industry and the importance of his job. He also talked about his vision to create a solution for the problems faced by buildings when elevators are not functioning properly, particularly in public facilities. -0:01Scott and Matthew discussed the concept of public-private partnerships for elevator infrastructure projects. Scott explained that this unique partnership allows for collaboration between private elevator companies and donors to fix elevators and bring them up to code, benefiting both the companies and the public. - 9:59Scott and Matthew discussed Scott's elevator company, which is a for-profit business partnered with a charitable side. Scott faced lack of information as the main pushback, but overall, there was no significant opposition to his idea. - 16:07Scott and Matthew discussed Scott's goal of doing business with everyone and his plan to modernize the elevator fleet. Scott also shared his personal motivation to help his granddaughter, Emmy, who had a difficult first year of life due to health issues. - 20:54Matthew and Scott discussed Scott's vision for his nonprofit organization, which aimed to modernize elevators in various facilities and improve accessibility. Scott envisioned a future where elevators were widely talked about and utilized, benefiting communities across the country. - 31:28Scott and Matthew discussed the importance of building relationships and embracing change in the elevator industry. Scott emphasized the value of collaboration and learning from disagreements, while also encouraging newcomers to feel lucky and excited about their job in this unique and rewarding field. - 37:38Scott Drummond, President and Founder of Emmys Elevator and Nokes Mountain Benefit Corporation, discussed his passion for modernizing dilapidated elevators in public facilities throughout America. He emphasized the importance of creating a public-private partnership to advance every sector of the elevator industry, with a focus on American workers and equipment. - 42:46Scott and Matthew discussed Scott's role as the Director of the elevator industry, focusing on creating jobs and using American equipment. Scott expressed his determination to keep pushing forward despite the challenges he has faced, emphasizing the importance of taking action rather than playing the victim. - 53:42

This week we're joined by 2004 European Tour Rookie of the Year and Volvo PGA Championship winner, Scott Drummond.If you like the show, remember to tell your golf-loving friends that they can subscribe in Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and at https://www.glugc.com. The easiest way to do all of that is at https://www.glugc.com/listen.If you want to support the show, we appreciate you and you can do that at https://www.glugc.com/support.Golf Lovers United is produced by Mark (@GolfDadUK), Ben (@GolfLoverUK) and J (@ProGolfCritic) every week.

Scott Drummond's explanation of his Near Death Experience has been seen over 22 million times on YouTube in the last 3 years. Now, for the first time, Scott dives deeper into what happened, what he experienced, and how it has changed his life. Scott received a severe thumb injury in a ski accident. During surgery a mistake was made in the anesthesia which stopped his heart for 20 minutes. In fact, doctors pulled the sheet up over his head and a death certificate was placed on his chest. Then he woke up. During Scott's NDE he was escorted by his guardian angel to a beautiful place with tall grasses, trees, and wildflowers all facing him and showing love. At one point he was drawn to a brilliant cloud where the hand of God was extended to him. Hear all the details of this and much much more (the full story) during our interview. AND please write a review and follow this podcast. GracieScott.org RoundTripDeath.com Donate to the show https://www.roundtripdeath.com/support/

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The incredible story of Scott Drummond. I tell his story of what happened to him during a routine surgery and what he saw after a nurses almost fatal error. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app