What Tom Sawyer Learned From Dying

Sidney Saylor Farr

A former bicycle racer who competed in the 1968 Olympic Trials, male chauvinist Tom Sawyer, an avowed agnostic, had a near-death experience in 1978, when his pickup truck fell on him, crushing his chest flat. He was clinically dead for 15 minutes, yet he came back to tell about his strange experience of going through a tunnel, meeting a "Light that was God," and being sent back to tell people about death and the unconditional love of God. He has talked about it on such shows as Phil Donahue, Oprah Winfrey, Unsolved Mysteries, and Good Morning America.

But this is not just another NDE book. Tom Sawyer's account of the experience itself is one of the lengthiest and most powerful ever written. But what makes it even more profound is what happened to him after the experience - how it affected his life, changed his personality, and gave him abilities and knowledge that he could use in many ways. He brought back information on earth changes, healings, reincarnation, heaven and "hell," politics, pollution, the power of love, and much more.

What Tom Sawyer Learned From Dying has information which can be used as a catalyst for spiritual growth and as a comfort to all who want to know what's on the other side.