Dying to Be Me: My Journey from Cancer, to Near Death, to True Healing (10th Anniversary Edition)

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If you are interested in the genre and have an open mind, this is an important book with good lessons for life. The first and perhaps most profound irresponsible statement is the position that she would be able to CURE her cancer simply by opening herself to her own magnificence and making it so through her own thought processes. Her experience changed her perspective on life and her work is now ingrained with the insights she gained while in the other realm. Whether or not you believe in near-death experiences, Anita describes her life, beliefs, and events leading up to her cancer, her organs shutting down, going into a coma, and what comes after.

In her introduction Moorjani attempts to explicitly state that these are her experiences alone, and that she is not trying to convince anyone, but help.Mine was more a serious choice about coming back or starting over as a baby and I had the not being anywhere feeling too.

In addition, “heaven” or “hell” is not a place, but a state of being without qualities and polarities. In Dying to Be Me, Anita shares all she has learned about illness, healing, fear, ‘being love’, and the true magnificence of each and every human being! I found her telling us what she thinks about her experience but little about how she or those around her feel. But after you read Anita's near death experience and what she learned, you will see death in a whole new, beautiful light.Anita Moorjani, the best-selling author of Dying to be Me, experienced what most of us never have – she “crossed over” and came back to share what she learned. Which is a shame because I would have enjoyed talking to people who have been through similar stuff.