Amrita

In 2020, I had a superhuman death experience.

It went like this: I wasn’t spiritual—I had simply decided to meditate to stop the panic attacks I’d been suffering for years.

Through meditation, I consciously stopped my heart and accessed heaven and 5th-dimensional consciousness. When I returned to this life and body, I came back with literal superhuman abilities and access to universal information.

The benefits of understanding death are unlimited.

And within it lies the secret of immortality.

I realized we are not meant to die just once in a lifetime—but rather an unlimited number of times, by choice, and return to the same life.
You have the free will to leave your body and come back.

Death only happens because, as a collective consciousness, we believe in it.
But that belief can be changed.

This app holds the intention to help unlock that superhuman potential.

I also know that the awareness of another person can help boost your intention to manifest something—because we are all part of the same energy field, and physical matter and distance are illusions.

That’s why I can meditate for you to assit you transform your life.
If your free will allows me, I can amplify your intention so you can manifest a better state of being that can manifest your desire.

Because I am committed to investigating what death truly is—not just near-death experiences, but the science and spirituality of death itself—and to prove that we should be able to choose when to die, and that death should not choose for us… this app is the embodiment of that mission.

If you wish to support this mission, simply upgrade here for only $7/month.

In exchange, I’ll offer you what I’ve gained:
My awareness—to assist you in manifesting a higher state of being and life.
I will meditate for you once a week with your intention in my heart.

And not just that—
You’ll also gain access to upcoming monthly live events focused on immortality, longevity, and transformation.

Your support helps me continue this research and deepen the practice of conscious death.

Love us,
Amorita El Jebari.