Nahtoderfahrung: "Unser WELTBILD ist unvollständig!"

Horst Vogel, author and coach, shares an experience that changed his entire worldview. After a serious car accident, he spent around 48 hours in a coma. Since then, he has been convinced that consciousness does not end with death, and that our current understanding of life, dying, and near-death experiences is incomplete. In this episode, we talk about his near-death experience, out-of-body perceptions, the fear of dying, consciousness, past lives, and the question of whether our reality is bigger than what we can explain scientifically today. The goal isn't to convince anyone of a particular point of view, but to understand an extraordinary personal experience and speak openly about a subject that has occupied people for centuries. Among other things, we talk about: What Horst experienced during his near-death experience Why he is convinced that consciousness survives death Out-of-body experiences and altered perception Why he no longer fears death after his experience Past lives, unresolved conflicts, and personal development What near-death experiences could mean for our understanding of life and death The question of whether our current worldview is incomplete Chapters: 00:00:00 Intro 00:02:33 Life after death: What Horst experienced during his near-death experience 00:04:35 The serious car accident that changed his life 00:06:46 Out-of-body experience: He watched his own body 00:10:59 The dying process, life review, and encounters with the deceased 00:14:19 The return to life after about 48 hours in a coma 00:15:26 Past lives: What Horst saw during the near-death experience 00:20:37 Unresolved conflicts, relationships, and the “karmic chain” 00:27:58 Why the same patterns keep repeating in life 00:31:48 Karma, reincarnation, and the Tibetan Book of the Dead 00:35:08 Why Horst is no longer afraid of dying 00:41:02 Perpetrators, victims, and karma: Horst's controversial view 00:46:19 How conflicts from past lives are supposed to be resolved 00:52:52 Consciousness, the universe, and an incomplete worldview 00:58:59 At 89 years old: How Horst views death today 01:01:02 Illness, thoughts, and the power of inner attitude 01:07:20 Personal responsibility or victim blaming? 01:12:12 The golden middle path between separation and connectedness 01:15:52 The last question for Horst Follow Horst: Kruegenhaltz Akademie: https://kruegenhaltz.com/ Book “Ach, könnt' ich Euch nur ändern...” (German): https://link.amazon/B048Bjoi5 * YouTube:    / @kruegenhaltzakademie1203   More from the podcast and me: YouTube: https://bit.ly/4sXRnaZ Spotify: https://bit.ly/4jVYBbg Apple Podcast: https://bit.ly/4q3BaOT Tour: https://bit.ly/4tPLv37 Coaching: https://bit.ly/4dQhaNd Support the Mindseed Podcast voluntarily: Here you can support us monthly with a small amount, so that we can produce our content more independently from external sponsors: Support link: https://bit.ly/4vuq5K0 If you'd like to cancel, you can do that here: https://bit.ly/4gDuwxy Or just send us an email at [email protected] :) My goal is to give you knowledge and food for thought that helps you actively tackle change. *Note: Affiliate link. If you shop through it, you support my channel — the price stays the same for you.