Jose Hernandez is a speaker at The Second Annual Online Near-Death Experience Summit. Jose Hernandez has spent close to two decades integrating his near-death experience and sharing his experience and gifts with others.  An electrical engineer and self-confessed atheist, Jose died twice in one night following a mundane accident at work and a simple mistake by hospital staff in the ER department. Jose had a profoundly life changing experience during the more than five minutes that he was clinically dead.

Years after his NDE, Jose and his wife Anastasia  formed Immersive Arts, LLP, an organization dedicated to the installation and promotion of healing art and mindfulness spaces in institutions, healthcare and addiction facilities, and educating the public and healthcare workers on the value of art in the healing environment and bridging the divide between health, emotion, and spirit.  Jose has a deep compassion for the condition of humanity and speaks credibly to the skeptic and scientifically minded.

To learn more about his work sign up to hear him speak at The Second Annual Online Near-Death Experience Summit 

Here is my YouTube interview with Jose Hernadez.

 

Here is a sample of the artwork of Jose Hernandez.

Dr. Eben Alexander and Karen Newell are two of the speakers at The Second Annual Online Near-Death Experience Summit. Eben Alexander, MD, was a neurosurgeon for over 25 years, including 15 years at the Brigham & Women’s Hospital, Children’s Hospital, and Harvard Medical School in Boston. He has a passionate interest in physics and cosmology. He is the author of the New York Times #1 bestseller Proof of Heaven, The Map of Heaven, and co-author of Living in a Mindful Universe with Karen Newell has spent a lifetime seeking wisdom through esoteric teachings and firsthand experience exploring realms of consciousness. She is co-founder of Sacred Acoustics, and co-author with Dr. Eben Alexander of Living in a Mindful Universe.

Here is a video that details a bit more of Karen and Eben’s healing work with Sacred Acoustics.

Thank you everyone for your interest in near-death experiences.  The purpose of The Second Annual Online Near-Death Experience Summit is to bring you the gifts and wisdom of these many speakers in an online format.  Last year people who attended the summit commented that all doubt was erased and their creativity was enhanced listening to near-death experiencers talk about heaven.

We hope you will join us this year.  Other speakers include Dr. Raymond Moody, Lisa Smartt, Paul Perry, Dr. Jeffrey Long, John Burke, Nancy Rynes, Dr. Tony Cicoria, Lesley Lupo, David Ditchfield, Kimberly Clark Sharp, Howard Storm, and your host, Tricia Barker.

 

Here is a quick preview of the Audible version of Angels in the OR. Leslie Howard did a great job narrating my memoir.  If you would like to purchase to Angels in the OR through Audible, here is the link. 

In the past few months, I’ve talked with a lot of different podcasters and YouTubers.  If you would like to check out some of their wonderful podcasts, here are a few different ones.

Dr. Amy Robbins, a clinical psychologist, has a great podcast called Life, Death and the Space Between.   It was a pleasure to speak with her about my near-death experience and The Second Annual Near-Death Experience Summit.

Hamza David talked with me about my NDE and spirituality on his wonderful podcast Intrinsic Motivation: A Homies Perspective

Jeanie Brosius King interviewed me on her amazing podcast B-Now which stands for  The Beautiful Network of Women. 

Tony Epstein interviewed me on The Magical Mystery Tour, a radio station broadcasting from Goddard College in Vermont.  I went to graduate school at Goddard, so this was a special interview for me.

My story was recently featured on the podcast Undiscovered Beasts and Strange Phenomenon 

Fort Worth Today featured me on their show, and here is a replay link.

Daniel Lovett recently asked me some great questions on Sozo Talk Radio EP0028

Simon Brown interviewed me on his great show Past Lives Podcast. Here is a link.

Dr. Al’s Rise Up Radio chat with me can be found at this link.  His inspiring, popular podcast is moving to YouTube as well.

Be sure to also check out a beautiful podcast called Path of  Lightworker.

In this interview, Heather Eland explains how my near-death experience crosses my astrological chart.  You can view this fascinating interview on Beyond Astrology With Heather.

I hope you will also check out The Second Annual Online Near-Death Experience Summit.  This is a fantastic way to interact online with the many speakers including Dr. Raymond Moody, Dr. Jeffrey Long, Paul Perry, Lisa Smartt, Dr. Eben Alexander, Karen Newell, Nancy Rynes, John Burke, David Ditchfield, Howard Storm, Lesley Lupo, Kimberly Clark Sharp, Jose Hernandez, Tony Cicoria, and your host Tricia Barker.  We look forward to seeing you at the live online summit on June 23rd.  There are many videos to check out ahead of time.

If you haven’t seen my latest YouTube interview with Jose Hernandez, please do check it out. His story is beautiful and moving.

Angels in the OR launches April 16th, and I have been so blessed by the early comments from advance readers.  My hope is to spread healing and light with this book, and I look forward to connecting with you. Also, Women’s World Magazine will be featuring my story in the April 11th issue. I hope you will check it out.

Early Comments from Readers

“I’m so very happy for you, Tricia! It was such an honor to write your feature for our Easter issue of Woman’s World coming out April 11th! You’re a light that inspires millions! Sending you proud hugs! This book is life changing!!!” —Diane Nichols, Author of God Gave me You:  A True Story of Love, Loss, and a Heaven-Sent Miracle

Tricia Barker’s Angels in the OR:What Dying Taught me About Healing, Survival, and Transformation, is a page-turner and the most service-oriented book I’ve ever read. After crushing her back a few weeks short of her college graduation, and the profound experience of dying during surgery, she was given a mission by the light of God, to go back and teach. With the new blissful awareness of her eternal being, she dedicated her life to teaching and sharing the beautiful, life-altering message of  unconditional, all-encompassing love. In the face of setbacks, a cruel rape, and the harsh mistreatment that students and females commonly experience, she learned to balance the broken with a fierce, spirited sense of purpose that shows an inspirational triumph, an empowerment that we can all tap into.” —Tiger Wiese Jones

“This is one book you won’t want to miss! Angels in the OR: What Dying Taught Me about Healing, Survival, and Transformation is exceptionally poignant and moving. This spiritually uplifting book is beautifully written, hard to put down, and enthusiastically recommended.” –Jeffrey Long, M.D., author of New York Times bestselling Evidence of the Afterlife: The Science of Near-Death Experience 

“I’m honored to be the narrator for this light-filled memoir. I cried through the last two chapters, for the beauty of it as my heart was overflowing with the love Tricia Barker shares with us in this book.”  Leslie Howard, Audible Narrator for Angels in the OR

“This is a story of faith, love, courage, and strength.  I can only imagine the amount of bravery it took for Tricia Barker to open herself up in a way that will motivate many people.  The message of ‘Love is all that matters’ comes across clearly.  I have friends and family going through health challenges, and after reading this book it hit me that I need to make sure that I’m loving them like a little child.  I see now how Angels in the OR will have a big impact on many people.” —Andy Parks, Seattle

“Angels in the OR abounds in rarities. It is rare for a near-death experiencer to have the command of English to make the ineffable experience clear.  Those unfamiliar with near-death experiences will find an excellent introduction to the experiencer’s perspective; those familiar will find wonders anew in Tricia’s story.” –Janice Miner Holden, EdD, is professor of counseling at the University of North Texas

“Tricia Barker’s Angels in the OR is far more than the story of a profound near-death experience. It is a book of profound spiritual wisdom, which comes from the author’s life of healing from great physical pain, emotional trauma, and most of all from her inspiring dedication to her life as a teacher. I was deeply moved by this book. The light and infinite love of God often shines through Tricia Barker’s words.” —Kenneth Ring, Ph.D., retired Professor Emeritus of psychology at the University of Connecticut and a researcher within the field of near-death studies

“In Tricia’s story, I see my story, and I imagine you will see yours as well because it is a tale of how we must struggle sometimes to bring the light of our spirits into a world that can be cruel.  Tricia captivated me; her writing is so beautifully detailed and authentic as she shares not only the breath-taking moments of her near-death but also the challenges of bringing the light back to this world….” —Lisa Smartt, Author of Words at the Threshold

“Angels in the OR is about a spiritual journey of a very alive and honest woman. She hides nothing from her truthful account of living dying and living more fully. Tricia Barker is an engaging and compassionate person who has found her purpose in life. Following her beautifully written story will confirm the readers about their own journey. Share the light with her as she brings the love into our world.” —Howard Storm, author of My Descent into Death, is a minister, writer, and painter.

“I relate to so much about this book.  I cried, but I felt my heart healing as I read certain passages.  I wanted to be more of a community like the author suggests and really support one another. The near-death experience is written so clearly and seems like a movie scene.  I haven’t read a book like this one before.  Her voice is authentic, real, and polished.  Spiritual lessons are woven into lessons in reality.  There are painful scenes, beautiful scenes, heart-breaking scenes, and triumphant scenes that really moved me.” –Megan (former student)