Scott Taylor

Scott Taylor

Biography:

Dr. Scott Taylor has dedicated over 30 years to exploring the field of near-death experiences. His first-hand encounter with a shared NDE occurred in 1981 and he has been committed to researching others' experiences and raising awareness ever since. A known researcher and speaker in the field of NDE studies, Scott wrote his doctoral dissertation on Near-Death Experiences: Discovering and living in unity. Dr. Taylor is a skilled trainer and Monroe Institute’s former president and executive director. He is an expert at using binaural beat technology (Hemi-Sync) to enter into and hold expanded states of awareness.

Scott is the author and voice of six best-selling albums from Hemi-Sync, the "Into the Light" series. He also is the creator and facilitator of the 5 ½ day "NDE Intensive" which uses the pathways laid down by NDErs to explore states of consciousness. He has twice served on the board of the International Association for Near-Death Studies and co-moderated their annual conference at least a dozen times. He earned his MBA from Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management and his doctorate in Education from University of St. Thomas. He also holds a degree in spiritual counseling from the New Seminary.

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Past Shows:

  • Shared-Death Experiences / Eerie Ghost Photos

    Dr. Scott Taylor of the Expanded Awareness Institute delved into the phenomena of shared-death and near-death experiences. Followed by photographer Tim Scullion who talked about his ghost photography and provided analysis of eerie images he provided to coasttocoastam.com.More »
  • The Energy of Names / NDE Wisdom

    Maryanna Korwitts discussed the energy and significance behind our names. Followed by Dr. Scott Taylor with lessons he's gleaned from near-death and shared death experiences.More »

Last Night

Imperiled Animals / Navajo Rangers
Imperiled Animals / Navajo Rangers
Aysha Akhtar spoke with George Knapp about animals as emotional companions and the ways that society mistreats them. Followed by Stanley Milford Jr., who shared how the paranormal became part of his job with the Navajo Rangers.

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