Atheist Dies & Finds There Is Life After Death

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  @holly_kay5570 · 2 years ago

  When my father was on hospice, he told me he could see the next world. He was happy.

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  @kurtkieffer6305 · 2 years ago

  I have Stage 4 Pancreas and Lung Cancer, so your story really helped me deal with what is to come. I'm grateful that you found the Truth and had the courage to Share it.

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  @Kattycorner59 · 2 months ago

  “There is no death, only a change of worlds” <br>~ Chief Seattle

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  @missdebrami6862 · 2 years ago

  We are not humans having spiritual experiences we are spirits have human experiences.

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  @qebbzz · 11 months ago

  I’m 20 with incurable stage 4 cancer and stories like this are what I live for. I’ve been so so deeply into this stuff since my cancer returning a couple years ago now, and it’s been the smartest decision I’ve ever made. It’s changed my outlook and attitude so much, it’s helped me appreciate my life regardless of the hardships. And it’s made me not fear death, I only get upset at the idea of it hurting my loved ones, at not having what im used to, being around those I love. But I know without a doubt there is more than this out there, that there is an afterlife of some sort. Life is way too detailed, planned, perfect, everything that aligns just for the smallest things to the biggest. It’s bigger than we will ever comprehend. Live your life to the fullest. Even a 80yr life is still a blink of an eye.

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  @ricknovak4006 · 2 years ago

  My only son has gone before me. He was 19. I died that day too. You don’t know pure misery until you’ve lost a child. &nbsp; I long to go home. I hate this place. This has been the worst 6 years of my life.

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  @veroyanez35 · 6 months ago

  I’m in tears looking through these NDEs because everyone says they felt so loved and that’s what I felt too when I flatlined

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  @laurena4000 · 2 years ago (edited)

  My husband suddenly passed away 3 weeks ago. We have 8 year old twins together. A boy and a girl. These stories have given me so much comfort and I’m so thankful for them because I truly believe that he is in a much better place surrounded by love and peace. We’ll miss him forever but I believe we’ll meet again 🩷<br><br>Edited to add that I’m so thankful for the thoughtful and kind messages you’ve all sent my way. It continues to brighten my day and gives me so much comfort. 🩷

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  @ShannonFilipenko-m5n · 2 years ago (edited)

  I lost my father this past Sunday. He had a fall last year and it resulted in a brain bleed. His health was deteriorating quickly, but I thought he had more time. I had a feeling he didn&apos;t have much more time left, so I called him Saturday to say hi. He wasn&apos;t able to talk, he sounded like he couldn&apos;t breathe. It was bad. I told him I loved him and hung up. The next day, we got the call that he passed. I hope he&apos;s in heaven singing like he loves to do it. 💔

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  @missaleighleigh · 2 years ago

  I just lost my mom unexpectedly on Monday, July 8 2024. She was 68, and I am 34. I have never felt such untouchable grief and pain, sometimes I think I can’t go on a single day without her. Videos like these give me hope that she is happy and that I’ll see her again.

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  @marybunce7441 · 1 year ago

  My husband of 48 yrs ago died 8 days ago. &nbsp;I can’t breathe. &nbsp;These stories help me so much thinking he’s not just dead, that he’s not sick anymore and in a much better place. &nbsp;It helps me grieve.

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  @normanmusicph · 1 year ago

  It’s been about three years since I had a stroke. I was watching YouTube on my cellphone when I suddenly collapsed and was rushed to the hospital.<br><br>When I arrived there, while my eyes were still half-open and I still had a bit of consciousness, I suddenly fell asleep. Then I saw myself going out through a window, and outside the window there was a shoreline. The brightness looked like around seven in the morning.<br><br>There, I saw my mother, who had already passed away eight years ago. She was angry with me and asked why I was there. I was very confused seeing her, so I just walked past her.<br><br>Ahead of me, I saw a man wearing green basketball shorts, but his face was blurry. He told me to go back inside because he would not let me die from my sickness.<br><br>What surprised me was that while I was in that place, my body felt very light, and I felt no pain at all. So I went back inside through the window. When I woke up, I was already in the hospital ward with IV fluids attached, and I found out that one whole day had already passed.<br><br>That was my experience.

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