How Science (Finally) Proved The Afterlife

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  @MightyPursuit · 6 months ago · pinned

  A couple notes as you watch:<br><br>1. The data we walk through is made up of real people. Behind every study are individuals whose lives were changed by what happened to them. If you’ve had a personal experience connected to any of these fields — share it below.<br>2. What stood out to you? What challenged you? What questions are still unresolved?<br><br>Chances are, if something is on your mind, it’s on someone else’s too. Add to the conversation.<br><br>Let’s investigate this, together.

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  @TommyWatson1234 · 6 months ago

  I had a seizure 7years ago. &nbsp; Where my heart stopped for about 7 minutes. &nbsp;I knew had died cause I pooped myself. I remember being outside myself while being in side. &nbsp;Weirdly in both places at once. &nbsp;I remember being seeing fields and a bright light in the distance and it being warm. &nbsp;He describes a more real than real. &nbsp;And I felt a peace that was beyond all understanding. <br>My roommate did cpr on me till ambulance showed up. &nbsp;They broke my ribs doing the cpr with the auto cpr machine.<br>I woke sad and angry that I was back. &nbsp;Because my life well it hasn&apos;t been great. &nbsp;But I am thankful that I am here still to share this experience.

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  @juliewackerschultz7023 · 6 months ago

  I had an experience. &nbsp; My brother was out I was asleep in bed and I woke up knowing he had died. &nbsp;I thought it was a dream. Then my parents got &nbsp;phone call that he was in a car accident and was in critical condition. &nbsp;Weeks later I found out that he was already passed away at the scene of the accident. &nbsp; I came to understand that he sent me a message when he died. &nbsp;I have been blessed to have this understanding since I was 20 years old. I&apos;m now 66.

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  @nancymesser5170 · 6 months ago

  I was out for a run in 1994 and enjoying it completely. &nbsp;I suddenly stopped dead in my tracks and saw my family at a funeral. &nbsp;I thought, &nbsp;oh please don&apos;t be mom. &nbsp;Shortly thereafter, she was diagnosed with Stage IV cancer and died not long afterward. &nbsp; I had no religious or spiritual beliefs at all. &nbsp;I now believe there is a reality we can&apos;t conceive of with our five senses.

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  @allanrussellsharp7431 · 6 months ago

  I was giving last breaths to a dying auto accident victim and trying to persuade him to hang on as the ambulance was close and felt the vertical lift with him , and a sense of LOVE and also the strong sense he was happy to leave the meat behind and go to the Light. I experienced a sense of disappointment that I couldn’t join &nbsp;in the Journey. That freed me of fearing death , and also gave me a sense that Love and Death are different sides of the same coin …

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  @RichHayes-s2e · 6 months ago

  Thank you for this. I am a retired hospice worker who spent almost 25 years doing that work. Your descriptions of what happens in the days/weeks leading up to death are spot-on. In my experience whenever a patient began to develop that unique &quot;stare&quot;(often staring up at a corner of their room) or see deceased loved ones(or pets) I would include that in my clinical note documentation because &nbsp;this almost always was an indicator that the patient was beginning to &quot;transition&quot; toward death (early stage of dying process). In my 25 years I have lost count of all the patients I served who saw deceased loved ones- patients who were totally oriented to time and place, yet seeing what I could not. I never encountered anyone who was not happy to see the people they were seeing. Anyway, thank you for your well researched video presentation.

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  @frankyandme2 · 1 month ago

  I was in a dreamlike state when my deceased son called me on the phone. &nbsp;A man who reminded me of a &quot;butler&quot; answered the phone, listened and then passed it to me saying, &quot;it&apos;s for you.&quot; &nbsp;I recognized my son&apos;s voice and he simply said, &quot;Mom...I&apos;m sorry.&quot; &nbsp;I knew what it was about, and I felt so relieved when he apologized. &nbsp;Another time, I dozed off in the park on a sunny day in Hawaii, and my Paternal Grandmother quite clearly called my name to awaken me. &nbsp;My Maternal Grandmother also contacted me after she died. &nbsp;Her message was a bit sad an shocking though. &nbsp;I have been communicated with telepathically by dogs, plants and other non-human entities and &nbsp;therefore, am certain that there is more to life than just this dimension and frequency. &nbsp;That&apos;s how I think of life. To me, life is not gift, or anything all that special actually. &nbsp;It&apos;s just a situation and condition that we experience. &nbsp;I can think of many things I would rather be, than human. And, it has nothing to do with being depressed or unhappy or anything. I feel that there are just better and more interesting things to be than human.

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  @rachcor1333 · 6 months ago

  I had an NDE over 40 years ago, and had veridical perception that was proved to me afterwards. &nbsp; When it happens to you, it is undeniable

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  @Beverly-d2t · 6 months ago

  I had a powerful transcendental experience similar to Dr Federico faggin, an Italian scientist who is famous. &nbsp;I believe consciousness is a fundamental aspect of the cosmos. &nbsp;I don&apos;t think it is created by our minds. &nbsp;Consciousness is also a powerful feeling of unconditional love. &nbsp;So strong it is a powerful force.

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  @OneGod.OneLord-Tanya · 6 months ago

  I had this experience with no drugs, no meditation, no prep.. just driving in my car. My whole world changed. It was pure love and peace. Ecstacy.

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  @777Atum · 6 months ago

  My father died in my arms. He was seeing and calling to his brother just before he died. Except his brother was alive across town.

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  @Cosmic-Wisdom · 6 months ago

  It is also worth noting that all these insights have been passed down through all cultures, separated by vast distances and epochs. The writings, sculptures, engravings, etc. are visible to all and can no longer be ignored. Indigenous cultures that have not yet lost their roots still practice and know all this today. One only has to ask them, and they will confirm it all.

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