In When We Die, Kenneth J Doka examines extraordinary experiences reported at the end of life, including premonitions of death, near-death experiences, afterlife communication, death coincidences, terminal lucidity, and reincarnation. Drawing on hundreds of real-life accounts, research, and stories from his work as a counselor and minister, Doka approaches these often difficult subjects with empathy and intellectual curiosity. Rather than prescribing a single explanation, he invites readers to reflect on what such experiences may mean and how they can shape understanding, grief, and the final transition of life.

Why You Should Read?

• Explore personal accounts of unusual experiences connected with dying and bereavement.
• Consider research and reflections on phenomena such as terminal lucidity and near-death experiences.
• Find a compassionate framework for discussing experiences that may be difficult to share.
• Reflect on how extraordinary experiences can influence grief, meaning, and remembrance.