Near-Death Experiences with Animals
Animals have NDEs too

According to many paranormal sources including near-death sources, animals have souls just as humans do. But humans, in general, have always considered animals to be inferior to people. Humans are at the top of the food chain and they are at liberty to kill and eat a wide variety of animal species. Animals, such as the horse, have lived as a virtual slave to human beings for thousands of years. Animals have also been treated in ways that can only be described as cruel and inhumane. Many people have treated animals this way without even the thought that, perhaps, animals have souls also. Science has given us a different perspective of the animal kingdom. Evolution reveals that the ancient ancestors of humanity were, in fact, animals. With this in mind, why shouldn't all people believe that modern humans are animals as well? Ancient civilizations had religions that even held animals to be divine beings. In the Bible, the Book of Revelation, a person can read about all kinds of animals in heaven. For all these reasons, there should be no reason to believe animals are inferior and have no souls. The following are near-death experiences that involve communication and contact with animals on the other side - specifically beloved dogs that died before their owners had a near-death experience. These experiences should convince anyone that animals do, indeed, have souls.

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"He who understands nature walks close with God." - Edgar Cayce

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Books on the Animal Afterlife

The Other Side of Death

Jan Price's NDE account and reunion with her deceased pet

Animals and the Afterlife

True stories of our best friends' journey beyond death

The Soul of Your Pet

Evidence for the survival of animals after death

Blessing the Bridge

What animals teach us about death, dying , and beyond