In this episode, host Dani Foffa talks with NDEer Christine Clawley, a licensed professional counsellor, who shares her profound journey with precognitive dreams, consciousness, and a near-death-like experience following a life-threatening infection in 2008. After contracting flesh-eating bacteria, Christine was given only a 1–10% chance of survival. Months before her illness, she experienced vivid dreams, lucid visions, and night terrors that foreshadowed what was to come. Christine recounts her passage through coma states, shamanic-like realms, and even past-life memories of trauma and survival. She describes the overwhelming love and unity often reported in near-death experiences, her soul’s decision to return, and the lessons she carries forward about sensitivity, healing, time, and the meaning of life. Together, Dani and Christine explore: The role of dreams in understanding our inner lives The after-effects of her NDE and heightened sensitivity The darker side of near-death and spiritual awakening Insights into trauma recovery and resilience The transformative power of surrender and compassion Drawing from indigenous wisdom, psychotherapy, and her own ongoing integration, Christine offers deep insights into the shadow side of awakening, the importance of embracing our challenges, and the resilience of the human spirit. If you enjoy this episode, please like, subscribe, share, and hit the bell notification so you don’t miss future conversations. 🔗 Learn more about Christine at lucidawakening.com