AMEERA MAY: NEAR- DEATH INSTITUTE, THE BEINGS, INCARNATION & GOD

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ABOUT AMEERA MAY:
Ameera is the founder and publisher behind NDI (Near-DeathInstitute).
Ameera has a passion and purpose deeply rooted in writing and publishing spiritually transformative experiences, which started with near-death experiences.

Her passion was ignited as a result of experiencing the passing of her grandfather, ten years ago.
She has since dedicated her life to seeking Divine knowledge and truth through near-death/spiritually transformative experiences and sharing it with others.

She has a decade of writing and publishing experience and uses her skills to amplify the voices of those who seek to serve the Divine and humanity. Ameera is a loving mother, daughter, sister and friend who demonstrates her love and connection with the Divine through her example. Ameera's mission is to teach empowerment through connection with the Divine to overcome challenges, release fear and live a life of alignment.

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AMEERA'S WEBSITE LINK:

The Near-Death Institute: https://neardeathinstitute.com

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