This is the past lives podcast, episode 263, and I'm your host, Simon Bown.

My mission here at the past lives podcast is to investigate evidence that demonstrates survival of the human soul.

We will look at past life memories, near-death

experiences, spirit communication and other incredible phenomena. There is a past lives podcast Facebook

group and if you'd like to join you'd be very welcome. And if you want to hear the extended

version of this episode, which is an extra 21 minutes, please join the Patreon campaign.

So this week I'm talking to Terry Lovelace about his book, Free Fall, an American

near-death experience. Terry is a six-year veteran of the United States Air Force,

where he served as a medic and EMT from 1973 to 1979.

He has a bachelor's degree in psychology. He has a law degree from Western

Michigan and passed the Michigan State Bar examination. He was an assistant attorney general

for the U.S. territory of American Samoa and he also served as state's attorney for Vermont

Board of Medical Practice until 2012 when he retired.

In this book, Terry shares the stories of two women who had near-death experiences.

Both contributors and medical doctors.

Both were without a heartbeat for four and 32 minutes respectively before being resuscitated.

Hi, Terry, thanks a lot for coming on the podcast.

Thanks for the invitation, Simon. I do appreciate it. Always enjoy myself here.

So we're going to be talking about your book. It's called Free Fall, an American near-death

experience. But first of all, I got to ask, you had UFO experiences, and that's what your first two books were about.

So how is it that you came to be writing a book about near-death experience?

When I published my first book, Incident at Devil's Den, I published it March 10th of 2018.

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