What happens after death? Does the soul’s journey cease, or does its mysterious voyage continue? For ages, humanity has sought answers to this profound question. From religious texts to scientific research, various claims and studies have been put forth. Scientists have even been astonished by some reported cases of reincarnation. Many who have returned from the brink of death describe their experiences. Such incidents have occurred in India as well, becoming subjects of research and newspaper reports. Yet, the world beyond death remains a mystery to humanity. Lisa Blish, a resident of New York City, USA, shares one such experience.

Lisa Blish’s Experience

When she was 10 years old, Lisa Blish, a New York resident, faced a horrific incident. She drowned in an ice-cold river and was unconscious for about 30 minutes. During that time, her soul left her body and looked down at her submerged form. Her soul walked along a path of extraordinarily beautiful, vividly colored flowers that brought immense peace to her mind. As she walked, she saw a colossal door. She felt as though she had read or heard about this door somewhere before.

An Unknown Entity at the Door

Near the door, she saw an unknown entity. As she approached it, she realized it was God. Though she couldn’t clearly recall its face, she felt peace and security in its presence. Just as she was about to touch the door, she felt someone suddenly pull her from behind. The beautiful path of flowers vanished instantly from her sight, and she returned to her body, feeling a sense of discomfort.

Cousin Wakes Up

Lisa was on a riverbank. Her sister was trying to save her by expelling water from her stomach. Despite being in cold water for a long time, her nervous system and other organs suffered no damage. When she regained consciousness, her body felt heavy. She constantly felt that the profound peace she had experienced was gone. She recounted the incident to her family, who took care of her.

After this experience, Lisa began working in the mental health field, choosing it as her profession. She even attempted to re-experience it. Research has been conducted on her case. She now strives to understand the mental state of others who have had similar experiences.