Throwback Thursday!
Join us for Throwback Thursday, where we delve into the captivating speaker events from the IANDS video archive!
Throwback Thursdays are delightful social gatherings that are entirely free to attend and held in a (online) group setting. As the video presentation plays, the group chat remains open for attendees to share reflections and thoughts related to the topic. Please note: Direct messaging between participants will not be available. Following the video presentation, the group will convene for open discussion.
For our December 19th Throwback Thursday Watch Party we will be viewing, ‘Every Breath is Precious’ with Lesley Lupo.
Video Description: Lesley Lupo shares her profound near-death experience during a stampede of horses and the spiritual lessons gained for living life in the physical to the fullest. She offers a fascinating account of her NDE and her trip ‘Upstairs’ to the realm beyond space and time.
About Lesley: Lesley Joan Lupo was born in Chicago and raised in a boisterous, tight-knit family. She attended college in Albuquerque, NM and 
graduated with a B.A. in Psychology and a B.F.A. in Studio Art. At the same time, she studied science, art, and psychology. Lesley is also a certified NLP (neuro-linguistic programming) therapist and a Reiki Master. She counsels and guides her clients on their inner journeys in these roles. Lesley also guest lectures in the Psychology of Religion and Spirituality class at the University of Arizona. In addition, she teaches a bi-weekly workshop at Canyon Ranch called “Science of Near-Death Experiences.”
And be sure to check out Lesley’s book, Remember: Every Breath is Precious: Dying Taught Me How to Live with endorsements from Drs Pim van Lommel, Ken Ring, Dean Radin, Raymond Moody, Bruce Greyson, Marjorie Woollacott, and many more notable contributors to the research and understanding of these and similar profound experiences. Every Breath is Precious: Dying Taught Me How to Live gives us a glimpse of what might 
await us all beyond our physical lives.
Excerpt: “I don’t remember hearing any snorts or whinnies. I don’t remember smelling the sweat streaming off the newly unsaddled backs or seeing the dust kicked up by the drumming hooves. The only thing I remember was me, my essence, my soul, popping out of my body several seconds before it was caught up in a stampede. I didn’t feel my arm caught in the stirrup or sense the impact of the horse’s body as he twisted me around and slammed me with his head. I watched myself cry out as I got squished between the other horses’ flanks. Nor did I feel anything as my skull smashed into the concrete feed trough before I collapsed, unmoving. The total calm and serenity that I, the observer, felt was a stark contrast to my screaming human form. I wondered if everyone disconnected like this before they died? As the dust settled, I looked down at the empty, crumpled shell. I knew I would never get up again. The whole event only lasted about 30 seconds.”
Learn more about Lesley on her website: https://www.lesleyjoanlupo.com/
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