But a few others here might find this story fascinating. There's an audio file:

>"A soldier's story of his near-death experience in Vietnam and the insights and lessons learned from his excursion into a dimension of enlightenment."

This is human triumph, every bit as much as it is a triumph of the spirit. This is for people who have been physically broken, spit upon, and emotionally tortured. This is a book of courage, patriotism, and honor; A warrior's tale if there ever was one. It speaks of the difficulties of re-integrating with life in the U.S. from the perspective of a Vietnam veteran who went in as a naive boy of 18 years old and came home as a man a year later.
"Bill is a living breathing miracle. His compelling life story serves to illuminate the path between merely existing within the awareness of life's impermanence and a consciously chosen, awakened life, centered on the journey home to his truest self."

He had a Near Death Experience. Story <here.>