A woman with a Ph.D. in psychology has shared her astonishing near-death experience, where she claims to have glimpsed the future of the world and faced pivotal challenges. This profound event provided her with a divine choice, allowing her to decide whether to return to life on Earth. Ultimately, she chose to come back, motivated by her strong ties to family and a sense of responsibility.
The individual, identified as Pontea Dianati, detailed her near-death experience during an episode of the YouTube channel “NDE Journey,” which aired on October 5th. In this eye-opening interview, Dianati explained her expertise in spiritual and energy psychology, where she aids individuals dealing with mental trauma. According to the website Psychology Today, she has over 15 years of experience helping people achieve profound personal transformations and spiritual growth.
Dianati recounted that since 2016, she had been suffering from severe pain symptoms, which were debilitating enough at times to restrict her movement for several days. After enduring six years of relentless agony, she underwent sinus surgery. Unfortunately, this procedure led to a fracture in her skull, resulting in her admission to the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) and subsequently experiencing a near-death episode.
During this extraordinary moment, she described having an out-of-body experience, where she felt as though she had entered into another realm. Before her eyes unfolded a breathtaking panorama of endless mountains in a cosmic space. She then witnessed various deities dancing joyfully among the peaks.
Although she did not hear any music, the sight of these celestial beings dancing filled her with awe, prompting her to think, “Oh my God, I want to stay here; I don’t want to go back to Earth, as the pain had vanished.”
While she did not see God’s face directly, she distinctly heard a voice that resonated with her soul: “If you wish, you can go home… If you return, you will help them cope with what is to come.” In that fleeting moment, a multitude of images flooded her mind—her family, her pets, all of humanity, and the impending challenges they would face.
Dianati expressed her overwhelming sense of guilt at the thought of abandoning her loved ones to enter this paradise-like existence. She felt that leaving them would mean shirking her responsibilities. With that realization, she returned to her body, a sensation akin to suddenly awakening from a deep slumber.
She reflected on the voice she heard during her near-death experience, noting that it resembled a voice she had heard throughout her life. Often she had pondered whether it was truly God’s voice or merely her inner dialogue.
As a scientist, she had been trained to view such voices as mere hallucinations or illusions. In the realm of psychiatry, professionals often regard patients who hear voices as needing pharmaceutical intervention. However, this transformative near-death experience instilled in her a firm belief that the voice she encountered was indeed God’s.
Moreover, Dianati revealed that following the experience, her sensitivity had heightened, allowing her to discern more quickly the intentions and personalities of those who sought her out.
Regarding the doctor responsible for her skull fracture during surgery, she stated that she had no intention of suing. Instead, she felt compelled by the divine message she received to forgive others and to avoid seeking revenge.
This remarkable account of a near-death experience underscores not only personal resilience but also the profound connections between responsibility, spirituality, and the impact of our choices on ourselves and others.