Loving Yourself Back To Life with Anita Moorjani

In this episode of 'The Jack Canfield Podcast,' Jack Canfield welcomes Anita Moorjani, an international speaker and author, known for her books 'Dying to Be Me' and 'Sensitive is the New Strong.' Moorjani shares her extraordinary near-death experience (NDE) and the profound insights she gained from it. Diagnosed with lymphoma, Moorjani battled cancer for four years before falling into a coma. Against all odds, she awoke from her coma after 30 hours, having experienced an NDE that brought her a deep understanding of her illness and led to a miraculous recovery.

During her NDE, Moorjani felt enveloped in unconditional love and was greeted by her deceased father, who had been distant and critical in life. She realized that on crossing over, one leaves behind physical attributes and cultural conditioning, retaining only pure consciousness. Moorjani's experience on the other side taught her the importance of self-love and the realization that her cancer was a manifestation of her inner struggle between her soul's desires and the expectations imposed by her cultural background. She emphasizes the distinction between curing symptoms and healing one's life, advocating for a spiritual approach to understanding and addressing illness.

Moorjani also discusses her life after the NDE, including her struggles as an empath and the importance of tuning into one's intuition. She explores the concepts of undoing societal conditioning, embracing one's intrinsic worth, and the idea of a 'benevolent universe' that responds to our focus on love and kindness. Canfield and Moorjani engage in a profound dialogue about the nature of God, the afterlife, and the power of guidance from non-physical entities.