What’s it like to die in our sleep

What is it like to die in our sleep is a question my guest, Michelle, has asked herself many times. Michelle, a retail sales assistant, is divorced and has a daughter, recently also becoming a grandmother. 

Although she is close to her daughter, she has often felt alone. Bravely, she admits she can feel lonely even when she is in a relationship. When partnered, she tends to lose her herself and her self-worth. Frequently, she feels invisible, especially in groups and new situations. At any one time, she usually has only one or two friends. 

Before she came for the regression, Michelle remembered several past lives. As well, she has always had gruesome nightmares, noting that they disappear just before the death of a loved one. 

What’s it like to die in our sleep

When Michelle was 21 her father died from a fall. However, both her mother and her Nanna died in their sleep. Michelle was very close to her mother and her Nanna and often wondered about their passing. Two years previously, she had a most unusual near-death experience. In the podcast, she explains what this meant, helping us understand how people die in their sleep.

Michelle came for a regression feeling lost and stagnant. During the podcast, she speaks about the four challenging past lives she relived, and the reason she had gruesome nightmares. It is worth understanding how we can misinterpret disturbing experiences and miss the true meaning. 

Also she asks for guidance on how to be happier, lighter, less lonely this lifetime. In fact, she has always believed in spirituality with the knowledge that there is more.

In the podcast, Michelle shares how she found many new insights from her regression, including her purpose this life. As well, she tells us how her life has changed after gaining the wisdom she discovers.