A Healing Journey Beyond Death with Ryan McCormick

Exploring near-death experiences and the afterlife, this week’s guest Ryan McCormick of Outer Limits of Inner Truth podcast is driven by his insatiable curiosity and personal loss. He discusses the importance of metaphysical journalism in understanding grief and the various perspectives on death. The dialogue emphasizes the significance of listening and supporting those who are grieving, as well as the concept of freedom in spirituality. Ryan reflects on his personal growth through these explorations and the future directions of his work, including the idea of reincarnation and the interconnectedness of all beings.

The conversation also covers the creation of his series, The Journey Beyond Death,'which features interviews with numerous individuals who have experienced death firsthand is an exploration of a realm we are all curious about.

"Life can happen in a moment's notice."  The conversation delves into the themes of grief, mental health, and the importance of listening and supporting those who are grieving. Ryan reflects on his personal experiences with loss and the insights gained from his interviews, emphasizing the interconnectedness of all beings and the freedom that comes from exploring these profound topics including reincarnation.       

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Chapters

• 0:00 Exploring the Curiosity of Death
• 3:50 The Role of Metaphysical Journalism
• 6:35 Understanding Grief and Loss
• 9:37 The Connection Between Life and Afterlife
• 12:36 Mental Health and Support During Grief
• 15:42 The Journey of Self-Discovery
• 19:33 The Concept of Freedom in Spirituality
• 22:17 The Future of Exploration in Afterlife
• 25:18 Synchronicity and Personal Growth

Transcript

TNT SpiritWorks (00:00.952)
So Ryan, what inspired you to explore near-death experiences and death?

Ryan McCormick (00:07.407)
Well, I have always had insatiable curiosity. The beginning part of my life was suppressed a lot. Then when I kind of made a break and no longer walked away from organized religion, I was kind of in this void of just searching, searching, searching. I came across this incredible metaphysical teacher, Ames Stewart Wilde. He was, I would call him, he was a bad boy of, he would challenge everything. He was a big rebel. We clicked.

I became his publicist. We'd have all these deep conversations. And that was about 2009. So the curiosity continued. And then when it happened was I started the podcast called Out of Limits of Inner Truth, which is the first show about forensic soul analysis where we'd analyze a person's soul. Then a dear friend of mine, his fiance was killed in a car crash. It was horrible. And I wanted to do something for him. And that inspired me to create the original

death show, I interviewed at least 10, 12 people to try to get a deeper perspective about it. This one that was presented, The Journey Beyond Death, has 65 people in here. We're talking about people who have experienced death firsthand, psychiatrists, mental health professionals, and then the last part is 28 people. They're talking about their near-death experiences, and ultimately one of the reasons, well, there's two fundamental reasons why this was created.

One, it was because I wanted to do whatever I could to offer people some measure of peace. So people can come to this series at any point in time and access a certain piece of information, whatever can bring them the most comfort. And the second part is I'm insanely curious about what happens in the afterlife. I am half Italian, so half the conversations at the dinner table when you grow up in Italy are about death. So I'm like, know, let's take that conversation to another level. Let's try to get some clear.

perspective of what really happened. So those were the motivational factors behind the creation of this series.

TNT SpiritWorks (02:08.012)
And so who are you and what is your service in the world?

Ryan McCormick (02:12.443)
My name is Ryan McCormick. That is the point of attraction of infinite consciousness that I guess that's my that's the Vehicle that I'm driving around for this particular life incarnation. So I believe that I am a creation and the mind of source they're the one being and So this is this is what I'm doing that this is this is how I am exploring for this particular life incarnation the size and What I'm doing is well, I really don't know I people talk about their

other life purposes and they're supposed to do this and that. I really don't know. I just know that I'm insanely curious and I love exploring and in the process of exploring I seem to be able to bring people together, connect together and have conversations. I don't know if I'm supposed to do that. I I can drive my wife pretty crazy with ease and if that is part of my life mission I'm accomplishing that to a great degree. I don't know if this is the main part of it, this is the side quest, but this is the part of

TNT SpiritWorks (03:04.566)
Okay.

Ryan McCormick (03:08.507)
that I'm one the parts I'm really enjoying. So I would call myself a metaphysical journalist, person with insatiable curiosity.

TNT SpiritWorks (03:17.742)
I love that so much because I think I'm right there with you in the sense of there's so much out there that in the unseen aspect and realm that we just don't understand. a lot of times I know for myself being an empath that I've felt it my whole life. And when I came upon you and what you're offering and your 18 part series, which we're going to obviously dive into quite a bit today, I was so intrigued because I've had so many incredible things happen around death for myself. And so,

finding another person, another soul out there who's really exploring it just excites me. And another thing too, Ryan, is I was looking back at my guests I've had over the last five years and I've only had one other person that's explored death and she was actually a bereavement counselor. And believe it or not, cause you know, death is like the taboo thing, right? Like, you know, people talk about it, then you have to be careful and all kinds of things. And that was the only video that was ever demonetized on YouTube.

Ryan McCormick (03:50.619)
Thank you.

Ryan McCormick (04:13.413)
Really? Shoot. Why?

TNT SpiritWorks (04:14.24)
around death and bereavement. And there was, we weren't talking about anything weird or strange. It was about supporting people through the process, but it was demonetized. Isn't that strange?

Ryan McCormick (04:24.335)
That is very strange. have no idea why, especially when you're doing something that's going to provide people some measure of peace and comfort. You would think that that would be the one thing.

TNT SpiritWorks (04:32.17)
Absolutely. I know it just, mean, to this day it boggles my mind, but again, I guess it's just the topic of death. And so, you know, that exploration, don't know. But anyway, let's dive into your exploration because like you said, when you started, you've had 65 people that you interviewed. That's a lot of people.

Ryan McCormick (04:51.547)
Yes, I Part of this is this is something that's extremely uncomfortable It is is probably the most uncomfortable thing that I can think of to discussing But in that regard every time I come across something like that, I have to go delve deeper into it We did a show on suicide and we interviewed people that have had Survived suicide and on top of that we talked to people that have had any death experiences to go into it So there's a topic that's very uncomfortable. I

want to be very comprehensive about it. And that's why I want to have 65 people on. So when somebody came to listen to this, it wouldn't just be one person's perspective, one ideology, it would be a comprehensive compilation of all different perspectives. And something's really comforting about this is that they don't necessarily all sound the same, but they rhyme and there's, there seems to be some definitive messages that are out there. And

When you start, it's tough because you're hearing firsthand about people have lost someone, but you know right away that you're not alone. You are with the company of other people. Other people are going through it. And by the end, I think that you have a semblance of an idea or an inkling of an idea that things are going to be okay because how could so many people that have had near-death experiences all be kind of trapped in the same area? seems to be some beautiful hope.

TNT SpiritWorks (06:18.262)
Absolutely. And it's interesting because I think that's the one thing that I'm so intrigued about this is that we're all unique in our own ways, but yet there's so many similarities. But the uniqueness, because like whenever I had, I've had many deaths in my life and I had three in a row within like two weeks and I felt each one before it happened. And while they were going through the death process, I felt it in my body. So, and that's something that I didn't hear any other person talk about because it's unique to me.

Ryan McCormick (06:33.061)
Sorry. my God, I'm so sorry.

TNT SpiritWorks (06:47.15)
But some of the other things they explore, I was like, wow, I can relate to that. And so I think that's a real key for someone wanting to listen and explore more around death and something that we're all gonna be facing, whether it be hours sooner or later, or some other loved one, is how to get through it in a way that's more, that's supported to the soul.

Ryan McCormick (07:09.211)
And I'm going through this as well because my best friend is in this series. Her name is Joyce Keller She was an amazing beautiful kind-hearted woman. We talked all the time and She was in there under as a metaphysical teacher in the program and talking about her near-death experiences. She had three of them After the show came out she died unexpectedly So now here I am in this position where I'm like, I just did this show about

You know, and I'll have them listening to it to try to delve into because it's very hard. It's hard to Experience life without her. She was so beautiful and so amazing. So I just think the initial shock that's there and I don't I don't know and I I'm sorry that you had experienced the loss of five loved ones and a two-week period I cannot fathom what that must have been going through. Dude, right. Oh my god

TNT SpiritWorks (07:55.267)
Well, it was three, was three within two weeks. But I mean, I've had my dad and my grandfather, I've had a lot of people pass on, but I think for myself and understanding, you know, more of a spiritual aspect of who we are as a soul. And I know one of your guests on there, Andy, he talked a lot about being a soul and how we're all one connected. And that gave me such peace as I go through, you know, moving through the people that have passed on and I still am connected to all of them because we're all connected.

Ryan McCormick (08:01.853)
my god.

Ryan McCormick (08:25.093)
wish I had that connection. really wish that I had that connection because intuitively speaking, I know when I've done something wrong and I've driven my wife crazy, I can tap into the etheric energy field with that. We got that part there. I'm not able to tap into the collective for people who are no longer with us. wish I had that skill. talking to some people like Andy and then Nancy Danison.

who had this profound, she called it an after death experience. She says that once you die, your spirit out of the body, you're to be in such a state of shock to believe that you once believed that you were a human being. goes, these are just humans or animals, and you're just occupying this for the experience of living through this physical form, collecting whatever experiences you need. Well, Nancy went so deep and I was like, well, listen, there are rhyme and a reason. She's like, no.

It's just curiosity. The source or the being known as source, which is the one universal creator, breaks itself into different points of attractions, takes on various forms, physical, non-physical, and you living your life is just satisfying a curiosity of source trying to get to know itself. because she went so deep, she said that once you die and you go progress further along, you are not only a spirit,

But then you merge in with source. You realize that you are actually sourced. You are, you are the all, the all, the all one that we're all that. And that's where we all return to. So it was very, very deep rabbit hole going down.

TNT SpiritWorks (09:56.303)
I could feel that in my heart as you say it Andy. Right Ryan. Yeah, I could feel that in my heart so much when you said that Ryan it's and I think that's the thing that a key for myself is that it's moving out of the intellect and all the knowledge we have about death and the knowledge we have about what happens to the body scientifically when it goes and Feeling it and that's what I took away from your series is I could feel when each person was talking about the near-death experience I could feel when

the guests were talking about, you know, psychedelics or different ways that you can, you know, get through, you know, grieving, know, grieving what's gone on. So it's that feeling is really where I go to with it.

Ryan McCormick (10:35.125)
So I appreciate you listening and that's one area another area is just the the greeting process We all agree differently some people do it a number of different ways But I wanted people to know that there's no wrong way to go about this like you do whatever you need to do and the more you It's all about self-care. So a couple of individuals are recommended doing these psychedelics I've done ayahuasca before it's been extremely helpful extremely beautiful other people would not

do that. everyone's on their journey. good for you. It can be very tense.

TNT SpiritWorks (11:05.89)
Me. I don't need to. I mean, it's for, mean, and I don't, I don't poo poo it at all. There's stuff out there. There's a reason why everything's out there. But for myself, like I, I always check with spirit. Is that something for me? No, I'm, I'm, I don't need to go there, but I'm glad you've explored it, Ryan. And I'm glad that you've had a positive, you know, exploration with it.

Ryan McCormick (11:26.949)
Well, it was rough. Also, it was a ride. It was it was a rough ride. I don't think I'm going back. I'm not right anytime soon. But it took a change my life fundamentally speaking for the better. And yeah, because you could have a one you could have one moment where you realize that you're connected to all different things. And then you're my experiences, my sensitivity increased.

TNT SpiritWorks (11:38.37)
And that's what I've heard from people, absolutely.

Ryan McCormick (11:50.587)
So I think I do have some intuition. don't think I have the intuition the way you do. I wish I had that level of intuition to have me into it. would love to know what you've done to increase that intuition. Because some people are like, well, you need to meditate. You need to go into this state. mean, you just quiet your mind. That's probably the hardest thing. But I can do grounding, and I can walk out in the sun, and I can be in a state of gratitude. But being in a meditative state, I think that's pretty challenging.

TNT SpiritWorks (12:16.846)
I'm the same with you too. I don't meditate at all and I never really have. I mean, I have like if I go to workshops or events like that where we're, know, as a group, whatever, but I think the important thing just like your, you know, your exploration of death and near death experiences is that there's so many different ways that we all can get there. So for myself, I was a body worker and massage therapist and the healer and I did all kinds of different modalities and

Ryan McCormick (12:19.781)
But.

TNT SpiritWorks (12:43.574)
And so I found some that I really liked more than others. I like a lot of things with like music and also with sound. I do a lot of sound therapy and stuff with people. things like that have really fed me. So I think that's the thing too. And that's what I love about your series is the fact that there's different aspects that can feed all the people who are out there searching for something about death and near death experiences. So let's talk a little bit to Ryan about mental health.

Ryan McCormick (12:51.877)
awesome.

Ryan McCormick (12:58.832)
Thank you.

TNT SpiritWorks (13:11.532)
because this is a big deal these days, feel, especially after going through the big C COVID thing we went through and isolation or people are at and death and all that stuff. having that support around mental health is so important. So what did you find that was a big takeaway from that aspect when you were interviewing some of these people around the mental health perspective?

Ryan McCormick (13:34.395)
Well, some of the big takeaways were the ways you, well, some of the ideas and how to communicate with those who've lost others. We, tend to, to, show a lot of, um, you know, how much I love you so much. I'm sorry that this has happened, but then you don't realize that months later, that person is still grieving. That person is still suffering. And from what I've got is that you should always check in with people and not necessarily say, well, I've gone through this. I, you know,

say, I'm here to listen. I am here to listen to what you have to say. Anything you want to talk about, I'll listen. you know, we became so disconnected as a society during the last four years. And a lot of the things I'm getting from talking to these mental health professionals is that it's good to be physically present with other people, you know, to give hugs and to physically be there is what makes us human.

Just listening. Listening is one of the greatest acts of love because we think like, you know gotta tell this person this or what can I say? Just listen and give them your attention. When you focus your attention, apparently it's one of the greatest acts of love that you can do. And also, you know, bake them cookies or do something to make their lives a little bit easier because they are probably in such a state of such stress that all these things are going on and if you can, you know, bring them some dinner.

make them some cookies, do some errands for them. These are all little things that add up. you know, I, my friend, when he lost his fiance, I didn't know what to do. And I like, all I, I try to express that love anyway, shape or form. And this is where we're going to have a kind of a little bit tie in from the metaphysics and the mental health is that if you cast the right intention, if you, your attention is love, that love tends to manifest into the right way.

TNT SpiritWorks (15:23.468)
love when you're talking about this because the fact that I know for myself throughout the years, especially when I didn't really understand about being a soul or, you know, the unseen parts of me that are really a big part of who I am and how to work with that through death is that it's very uncomfortable talking to someone that's just lost someone. And oftentimes I wouldn't know what to say and I wouldn't know how to go about expressing when they're in such a horrible place. And so,

That's one thing I really got out of your series is, you know, is just the counselors and the people that really inspire, you know, how to work with people that are close to you or people that you know of that have had people that have passed on.

Ryan McCormick (16:06.049)
It's, and there's a lot of helpful advice. It just, not only for, for if you're experiencing death first hand, but how to help others and a lot of ways to express that. And that it's sometimes that we hit, seem to have that this self judgment or the societal judgment that you can't do this, you can't do that. You can't express it this way. And the message I really got or that is that you do whatever you need to do. And the better you treat yourself, the more self love, the more self care, the better other people around you are going to be affected. So.

You know, I've lost some really close people and it's a very bad experience. But I'm also, every morning for those who are here, my close friends and family, I'm always in that state of gratitude. And that's another takeaway I got from it. Life can happen in a moment's notice, it can change in a moment's notice. Don't take anything for granted. Be in the present and be very thankful for those who are with you right now.

TNT SpiritWorks (16:58.892)
And so having interviewed 65 people around this subject, have you noticed in yourself that you've grown, that you've expanded, that you're maybe more connected to the other side than you were before you started?

Ryan McCormick (17:11.599)
Well, the answer I would love to give you is yes. I'd say that I have matured a lot. I've become way more capable of understanding others. It's been very helpful in allowing me to, I think, to be of service to others in a different way than I hadn't been able before. Hearing all these different perspectives, absorbing those messages and trying to help other people, I think it's been astonishingly positive.

Do I feel more connected to the other side? And so I'd say the answer is no, don't. I don't feel more connected to the other side. My best friend died a little over. It's been a little over a month and we were always talking about having signs that I can't wait. She's going where we're going. We had our plan set up. We're going to do so. And I think that she just went merged right in with source. So I don't really have the after death communications. I wish I did. I wish I was sensing or feeling them.

but I don't and I am being straightforward about that. It's a thing to say because we did a two part series and after death communication, what to look for. And I am in the process of looking and I think the signs may actually be there, but I haven't been able to maybe notice them, but I don't feel necessarily more connected. I feel like I'm in the present moment and when my soul decides to take another form, it'll be in that present moment. So when we...

Nancy Downes really talks about this idea of like, okay, well what is the other side? Well, it's all one. We're all one in the same presence. Some people have the perspective of being in the body in the physical form and some people have the perspective of being a light body and some people have the perspective of being source. So I can't put these words, I can't say that these only happen to Nancy, but it seems like it's all one perspective of how you look at it.

TNT SpiritWorks (19:02.766)
Yeah, and I think it goes back to the uniqueness that we all are and how each of us have gifts that, you know, that we sense and tuning into those gifts that can support us when we go through this. Because I know I had a friend that died two years ago and I didn't know when she died. so it was, oh, it's fine, Ryan. It's when she had her funeral, which was honestly about six months after she died. The whole week I kept, she kept coming to my mind and coming to my mind and I'm like, I got to call Michelle. got to call Michelle. And so

Ryan McCormick (19:16.997)
Sorry.

TNT SpiritWorks (19:32.725)
At one point I actually opened my Facebook and I saw one of our friends that we, because I was in the military in the eighties and we were all together in Germany. And the friend had a picture her and I, look how cute her and Michelle. And I looked down and said, I'm sorry, I'm sorry. And I'm like, happened? It turned out she had passed away. And that weekend, like four days later was going to be her funeral. So I got on the phone, I called my friend. said, I'm going to be there. And I, it was like, you know, she was giving me signs from the other side. So

Sometimes, Ryan, those signs come in different ways and in different feelings. I mean, like even myself, I've done mediumship training. It's not what I'm here to do, but I can tune in in certain ways in my way and my uniqueness. And so like, you're saying that you don't feel connected, but you are. And especially going through and listening to all the people talking about these situations and things, it expands your awareness. And I know...

My husband and I, oftentimes we'll go through these timeframes or we'll watch a lot of YouTube about near-death experiences. And my God, like every time I watch one, I'm just filled with such peace that knowing that, you know, what's on the other side and what they came through. And so, you know, I guess that's what I wanted to share is, you you're unique in your way, Ryan, and you are connected even if you don't maybe think you are, it's a feeling.

Ryan McCormick (20:53.595)
I don't know if I am. really don't know. I have to say I don't, I don't know. mean, it's, it's really, I don't know. It's interesting. I have some really close friends who are fully capable of seeing spirits are fully capable of receiving messages. mean, they, have my, my, my best friend in past, she was telling me point blank. These are a couple of things that are going to happen and they happen exactly as she said. It was incredible. And I,

I don't have that. think that I do something different. I communicate differently. Maybe this is my point of attraction or what I'm supposed to do for this particular life incarnation. I don't have that. It'd be cool to have that. But I don't know. In a lot of ways, I'm asking questions and trying to find some of those answers. But to be able to have the connection that you have, I think it's going to be such an amazing blessing to be able to feel that way. It must be an amazing blessing.

TNT SpiritWorks (21:47.821)
Well, it is, but then it also, you know, a blessing and a curse, like we say sometimes because when those three people passed on back in 2016, like one of them had a heart attack that morning and I was walking and all of a sudden I felt like I was having a heart attack and then it passed. And then my grandmother, two weeks later was dying and she was filled with morphine and I felt I was drugged up that whole morning. couldn't even get, I got up, then I had to go back to bed because I couldn't even, I couldn't even think of anything. I was like totally drugged.

Ryan McCormick (22:01.779)
wow.

TNT SpiritWorks (22:16.366)
And two days from my brother passed, I woke up midnight just bawling. like, you know, I mean, a blessing, yes, Ryan, but also not necessarily a curse, but a challenge, absolutely. if I didn't understand what more about the unseen parts of who we are, yeah, it's a freaky thing, right? Like, I think that's why a lot of people don't wanna be intuitive or get insights from spirit, because they're scared and they don't know what it's all about.

Ryan McCormick (22:16.496)
Wow.

Ryan McCormick (22:25.851)
challenge. Yeah.

TNT SpiritWorks (22:44.578)
Having a series like what you offered gives people hope. And I know a key word I got from this, I was checking with Spirit Back, what's a key word? I got the keyword freedom. So how do you relate the keyword freedom to what this series brings to people?

Ryan McCormick (23:00.783)
Please send my highest regards to your spirit guide because on the speaking that's actually a very major component of the podcast out of limits of inner truth Which is all about seeking freedom maximizing personal freedom and if you're looking at freedom from this perspective Okay. Well with freedom it requires a lot of responsibility and it could be scary because if you are living in a small little bubble

and that's all you know and you're comfortable with that, okay, you'll be there, but you'll always be limited into what you can do within that bubble. And I think by seeking answers, by constantly seeking beyond consciousness, beyond this world, it is scary, because there's a lot of unknown things. are things you probably don't understand, haven't been able to see, but there's that freedom of knowing that, okay, my consciousness is expanding, I'm open and receptive to so much information.

I could potentially grow and go in this direction or I can attain knowledge, wisdom and insight that I wouldn't do if I was in my comfort zone. So my entire program, I'm a limited truth is about it's totally based on freedom in this particular series. The freedom of just attaining as much information as possible because with that freedom, you can empower yourself by having all these different skills and options available to you for morning that opens the freedom of saying, well, look, there that I have no limit. I can do whatever I need to do it in order to heal myself.

by having the freedom of doing all these different experiences, near-death experiences, I'm not confined to this idea that, well, if I die, I'm going to be in this place. I need to be scared. There's no reason to be scared. Dr. Jeffrey Long, who came on the show, he's one of the first ones we had, he's done analysis at, I think, of 4,000 or 5,000 people that have had near-death experiences. And so many of them are very positive. They're overwhelmingly positive. They've had some people that have gone to hell. seem to be those...

who have a very religious background, so they already have that belief within them, but most of them say that they're very positive. And they do talk about some things, like an afterlife review, where you review everything you've done and how your actions have impacted others. So there's a lot of similarity to it. But I think overall, the trajectory of your spirit after you pass seems to be very positive and very warm.

TNT SpiritWorks (25:20.942)
And I think that's why I was sharing with you about when my husband and I go through these little rants and we go on YouTube and watch like an hour or two of near death experiences because that, I feel the freedom. I mean, it's just amazing. I really believe in synchronicity, Ryan, because I'll tell you, maybe for the last two weeks, my husband and I have been checking out the outer limits. Remember the old show from like, well, I guess it was the 60s. I I watched it as a kid, but it was...

Ryan McCormick (25:28.953)
Mm.

Ryan McCormick (25:44.035)
Yep.

TNT SpiritWorks (25:48.547)
Maybe was like the late 50s, 60s, but we've been watching episodes of The Outer Limits. And then, you here I come with you and I'm like, what? The Outer Limits of Inner Truth Radio. I'm like, spirit, there's synchronicities. I absolutely love it. It's crazy. what's next for you, Ryan? What after this?

Ryan McCormick (25:56.256)
Heh.

Ryan McCormick (26:00.155)
synchronicity.

Ryan McCormick (26:09.307)
I'm going to, I have a number of different programs. We're going to get you probably going to add additional shows in the future. One specifically about animals in the afterlife, but it is, it's going to be continued asking really tough questions. And there's something that I'm kind of a rabbit hole I'm going upon right now. It's, it's very uncomfortable. And it is this idea that

some situations where we die, we think we're going to this place and apparently there's a recycling where it's like, no, you go here and you get recycled back down in this continual cycle. I, I'm coming across a number of people, think maybe this is where I'm being guided in this direction to challenges or to question it. Because from the perspective of a human being, I don't know and understand how many times you'd have to incarnate. I don't, I don't like this idea that you have to incarnate a hundred times.

You have to experience all different things from all different perspectives, especially if you're in a spirit form. Imagine you come here, you can get a lot of experiences to foster your evolution and then move on to the next one. I am a little concerned that of all these unique experiences, people I talk with, I only got a little bit about them having experiences in other different forms. I was hoping to attain some knowledge and information and say, well, you know, yeah, I remember when I was in the afterlife, I was a human.

But I also had access to different lifetimes where I was a different being and described the being because there are different planes of existence. So I'm going down the rabbit hole of saying, well, is this all there is? we in this perpetual cycle of reincarnation? Why are we in this perpetual cycle of reincarnation? Why do we have to acquire karma? Why do we have to have another lifetime to meet up something? Why can't we just have that karma get resolved?

in the after death review because if you experience all the actions and thoughts and words and you re you, it comes back to you at that moment. I imagine the comic that would be settled. So I'm really going to be going into a little bit more about this reincarnation cycle. If it exists, why do you have to acquire karma? How do you break out of it and where these evolutions are? And also just have this insatiable curiosity about where else can you project your consciousness to? What are the other things you can do in this world? Is it just about, you know, having these

Ryan McCormick (28:17.947)
for a variety of emotions and going through the same things over and over again. Like what else can you do with the human body? Where else can you grow and evolve? So I'd say that's a little bit about what I'm going to be focusing my attention on.

TNT SpiritWorks (28:28.43)
just a couple of things like reincarnation and karma stuff and holy crap, Ryan, that's some big stuff. You have to come back after you get through with that series and chat more because we can definitely open that can of worms. There's a lot going on there. And back to your one of your guests, Andy, who I just listened to this morning. And he said how he when he had his review, he, you know, all of a sudden knew all his past lives and that a lot weren't on Earth. And I resonate with that because I've had other lives and other planets too. I

Ryan McCormick (28:31.151)
Yep.

Ryan McCormick (28:45.155)
It's great.

TNT SpiritWorks (28:56.268)
And when I went and I recognized, know, without obviously a near death experience, I did went went through some, some meditation and different different techniques that I found out these areas. But I knew I, yeah, I've been on that planet and I've helped with this over here. so in recognizing

Ryan McCormick (29:11.419)
What were they like? What were they like? just curious. What were your experiences like when you on?

TNT SpiritWorks (29:14.638)
Oh, well, when I was I was a person who helped to actually develop planets. So I was in the beginning of a planet and developing it. And and then one I had there was like it was almost like an obisque, but like a glass thing that I I would walk through to go to planet. So I mean, it was like, you know, you're saying it was like nothing. It was like right there. Like, you know, that's who I was on that planet. This is who I am on this planet and why I keep coming back. That's a good question, Ryan.

But it's so fascinating to be able to listen to things for myself and all the things I've explored and go, my God, I relate to that so much. So I hope that the people that listen to your podcast and your radio station and this series specifically really get insights around relaxing into how many times we've been here and deaf and it's just a transition. We never die. We're just always in this form of

of an electrical being, we're just moving place to place and doing different things.

Ryan McCormick (30:14.779)
And she's a good this area. I explained to my son, daddy, what's my dad, you know, he's already asking questions about that. go, look, you see, we get out of a car, we get into another car. That's your spirit gets into another body, another body. That's what, well, that's what I've come to know so far. I'm, but I'm fully open to this idea that, that, that, that could be the exact opposite. One thing about doing the outer limits is by constantly seeking knowledge, information that could contradict everything else.

And earlier in my life, I was very much grounded. I was in organized religion. So any time there was a perspective that came out that was against that, I would have this cognitive dissonance and I wouldn't be able to process it. Now I'm so wide open that if something were to come and to challenge my current belief system, I'd be completely open to doing it. I'd say that's another thing about this whole death series, Journey Beyond Death, is if you are open and you're just open to receiving information, there's nothing in here.

that is antagonistic in any way, shape or form. Even if you were devoutly religious, there are a lot of things that will compliment that, especially the mental health aspects. But I'd say really, I commend you all that you do. And I love the fact that you're tapped in and that you can feel and you can push this information out because your questions are like, they're very warm. Thank you.

TNT SpiritWorks (31:34.543)
Thank you, Ryan. You know, I think it's just years of recognizing when I'm relaxed and when I'm in my essence and I'm working with spirit, specifically working with spirit, like anything's possible and really relating to the people that come on like you and what you offer because we all have a beautiful gift in the world and your service is definitely needed. So I'm so excited to have you on today. And before we end up, I want to ask you a quick question.

I want to ask you what is one thing that keeps your enthusiasm going for you and for your life?

Ryan McCormick (32:04.248)
Anymore.

Ryan McCormick (32:13.409)
my son is the end all be all of why I live my family. So I guess that is kind of the love that I have for them. All things kind of originated because of that. By by by the having them in my life, all these different things kind of come about it. So because they're okay, and I love them, all these other things, I get inspired by all this. But it's also this insatiable curiosity, it is it's just an insatiable curiosity of knowing wanting to know

And if I find something that can help others, love passing it along. I love sharing it. My son and I are each other's teachers. We have a brother relationship, we're pranking each other all the time. we're also like, know, father and son, but we're also teaching each other a lot. So the experience of being in present moment, you know, having people that are really close to you, I think it's a wonderful experience, also taking knowledge and sharing it.

Knowing that some knowledge and information can help other people it's it's very fulfilling to do that So I love listening to other people that are teaching Shows like yours where you're pulling information and you're presenting knowledge that can help empower another person help them heal. It's just wonderful

TNT SpiritWorks (33:27.662)
Thank you so much, Ryan. It's been a pleasure. And I want to ask you, how can the listeners out there find you?

Ryan McCormick (33:34.191)
They can go to outerlimitsradio.com, O-U-T-E-R, limitsradio.com. Come check us out and I would love to have you.

TNT SpiritWorks (33:43.286)
Awesome. I'll have those all those links in the show notes. And again, thank you so much, Ryan. It was such a pleasure today and I absolutely love your series. And I have just put a little plug in to I just saw you did something on chemtrails and I'm going to listen to that soon. So there's some good stuff on your station. So thanks, everyone, for listening to another episode of Enthusiastically Spiritual. I hope that you gained some insights on death near death experiences and go and explore the 18 part series because I guarantee you will have.

Ryan McCormick (33:56.155)
Yeah, all yeah, all the things, yeah.

TNT SpiritWorks (34:12.598)
and walk away with some good insights for yourself. And until next week, just remember that life is too short to not be enthusiastic about your unique journey.