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Yes, Bailey's mystical encounters were indeed with fallen angels. They called themselves Transcended Masters. Supposedly they were highly evolved Space Brothers (extraterrestrials) from a higher dimension. Alice was so deluded that she thought the clear cold light she was approaching was the White Lodge, the astral abode of the Masters. Well, she is alive right now but not where she believed she would be.

Of further interest,the following paragraph describes the NDE experience of German actor Curt Jurgens during cardiac arrest:

"...I had a feeling that life was ebbing from me. I felt powerful sensations of dread (then suddenly everything) turned a glowing red. I saw twisted faces grimacing as they stared down at me (I tried to defend myself but) could no longer shut out the frightful truth: beyond the faces dominating this fiery world were faces of the damned. I had a feeling of despair....the sensation of horror was so great it choked me. Obviously I was in Hell itself (and then suddenly) the black silhouette of a human figure began to draw near...a woman...with lipless mouth and in her eyes an expression that sent icy shudders down my back. She stretched out her arms...and pulled me by an irresistible force (into) a world filled with....sounds of lamentation....I asked the figure...who she was. A voice answered: "I am death." (German actor Curt Jürgen’s, To Hell and Back, Maurice Rawlings, MD, pp. 76-77)

Kind of sounds like the ghosts that C. S. Lewis envisioned in his book “The Great Divorce.”

Unless she somehow turned to Christ after all this, and one never really knows in this mortal coil, she got to be where she could hate God forever. God won’t leave those cold hells alone.