​Meeting Tuesday June 9th
 
Come join us on a Tuesday this time, when our guest speaker Dr. Scott Robinson will share his personal story of his two near-death experiences (NDEs) and how they shaped his life’s purpose. His first NDE occurred at age 17 just three days after graduating from high school following an automobile accident. Declared dead, Scott later awakened two hours later in the morgue to the presence of his parents. He describes an extraordinary encounter on the other side.
Eighteen years later, Scott experienced a second NDE where he would die again, this time on the operating table while under anesthesia. Leaving his body only to be told that he could not stay there in this other realm as it wasn't yet his time as his life's mission was not yet complete. He was to remain on planet Earth and learn a simple technique to heal himself and then share that with other people.
When Scott asked to be reminded of that mission, he was told: “You will learn a simple technique to heal yourself, and then share it with others.” Dr. Robinson reflects on these experiences and the healing purpose that emerged from them.

Dr. Scott G. Robinson is a Chiropractor, a Rabbinical Minister, D.D., and a DTC (Theocentric Counseling) and Ethics. He also has a Comparative Religion, PhD., is a LRC (Licensed Religious Counselor), and a retired medical examiner/ evaluator /QME/IME medical expert witness.
His book and website are titled: “There Are No Lines In Heaven.”
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Meeting starts at 6:30pm, doors open at 6pm at the North Syracuse Community Center, 700 South Bay Rd. $10 donation
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Tuesday June 9th
​Meeting starts at 6:30pm (doors open at 6pm)
North Syracuse Community Center
700 South Bay Rd
North Syracuse, NY 13212

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Brought to you by - Upstate NY IANDS ( International Association of Near Death Studies)

​The UPSTATE NY IANDS mission is to respond to needs for information and support concerning near-death and similar experiences. We are a Local Discussion/Interest not-for-profit group that is open to the public.

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​Our meetings includes both experiencers and non-experiencers, and are open to everyone. In these meetings we may invite Authors and speakers, or show movies, so we may bring in interesting and fascinating accounts of near-death experiences and other spiritually transformative experiences into our area. These meetings are for a broad range of people and appeal to anyone who is comfortable in a “learning” atmosphere.

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Many of our participants have a sensitivity to strong fragrances, so please avoid wearing any strong smelling fragrances, oils, or other, when attending our meetings. Thank you.
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Meeting location is: North Syracuse Community Center 700 South Bay Rd North Syracuse, NY 13212

What are STEs?  

Spiritually Transformative Experiences or STEs,  are events that affect us in a very real and spiritual ways. We’ve all had such experiences, big ones like an NDE or an encounter experience, or even an after death communication, or small ones like lucid or prophetic dreams, a past life regression, or a hunch that comes true. There are many types of such experiences which serve are catalysts for spiritual transformation and awakening. They often bring change our perspective of ourselves, our connection to each other, and to the Universe. 

Such experiences can happen at any time, to anyone, under any circumstances. Some of these experiences are big and obvious, like a thunderstorm or even tornado. Others are small and subtle, more like a soft summer rain. What is important about them is that we listen to them, because it is often through these kinds of experiences we awaken to who we truly are, we remember our divinity. They touch us in personal and significant ways that cannot be easily measured or dismissed, because they catalyze the realization of our higher human potential. 

While some of these STEs are easy or amazing, sometimes they are harsh and painful. It is easier to integrate these experiences through sharing them, telling our stories and understanding the patterns of such experiences, in order to better understand why they happened to us in the first place. 
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The UPSTATE NY IANDS mission is to respond to needs for information and support concerning near-death and similar experiences.