Have You Ever Had an Experience You Couldn’t Explain — But Couldn’t Forget?
Sometimes something happens that changes the way you understand life.
A dream feels more real than waking.
You sense the presence of someone who has died.
Time seems to disappear.
You experience a profound knowing with no obvious source.
A moment of illness, grief, meditation, or crisis opens something you can’t quite put into words.
And afterwards, you may wonder:
What happened to me?
On Thursday, December 10, join Deborah King and Cathy Gabrielsen of the Deborah King Center for a free online event exploring spiritually transformative experiences — extraordinary moments that can reshape what we believe about consciousness, death, healing, connection, and purpose.
You do not need to have a label for what happened.
You do not need to prove it.
And you do not need to have all the answers.
This is a grounded, thoughtful conversation about the experiences people often keep to themselves — and what it can mean to live with them afterward.
Join us live as we explore:
What may qualify as a spiritually transformative experience
Why these experiences are often difficult to describe — or share with others
Near-death and expanded-consciousness experiences
Sacred encounters, dreams, synchronicities, and unexpected knowings
Why the experience itself is only part of the story
How extraordinary moments can affect identity, relationships, beliefs, and purpose
The difference between honoring an experience and rushing to explain it
How to begin integrating what changed your ordinary life
You may be an experiencer yourself, or supporting someone who has a question, or simply curious about experiences that challenge our usual understanding of reality.
Come with your questions. Come with your uncertainty. Come with the experience you may never have had words for.
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