Sometimes when one experiences the loss of someone close to them, they find themselves on a journey in their grief.

And sometimes this journey ends up for them searching for what happens after we die.

That is exactly the case with Liz Enten.

Liz thought of herself as a rational person and she dismissed the concept of an afterlife until her father

passed away. And then she dove deep down the rabbit hole of what happens when we die and does our

consciousness live on? She researched mediums. She researched, she looked into ghost hunting and seances and spoonbending. She did it all.

And today she talks about what for her was the most convincing evidence that our loved ones live on even after their physical bodies die.

So I hope you will enjoy today's episode with Liz Enten.

We need at our table of awareness, the logician, but equally we need the intuitive, we need the mystic.

I almost died. I was allowed to go to the very precipice of death, of life and death, and look over the edge.

And I was allowed to behold what was there and allowed to come back.

Most people aren't.

When we talk about being aligned with our self or being aligned with our soul or hearing our higher self, that's really what we're talking about is being connected to that divine part of our self, that light-filled part of us, that is connected to God energy, that is connected to everybody here and every experience

we've ever had.

If more doctors, more professionals can open up to use intuitive gifts in their work,

that's really important.

Hi, I'm Dr. Amy Robbins and welcome to life, death, and the space between. I'm a licensed clinical psychologist and medium.

And here we explore life, death, mediumship, near-death experiences, consciousness, and what it all means.

Welcome, Liz, to Life, Death, and the Space Between. Oh, my God.

Thank you so much for having me on.

I'm excited to share my story.

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