What you'll see when you die

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  @theopeningproject · 3 months ago · pinned

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  @kingsleyevru5239 · 3 months ago

  I had this experience when I was young. I had malaria and was on my bed sleeping. suddenly I stood up from my body, while standing, I could see my body lying in the bed. I went through the door without opening it. I passed through the wall and floated into the clouds, before I floated into the clouds I saw my body in the bed sleeping, and all my loved ones -- family members in their respective homes. My parent where 100 miles away in another state, but I saw them sleeping peacefully in their bed. The experience was the best I have ever had, no worries, no pains I thought I had some magical powers. I ascended into another realm where I couldn&apos;t see the earth again. There I found souls like mine drifting into two large cone-like tunnels. At this point I stood and started watching the two tunnels. One of the tunnels attracted so many souls....... moving in like blizzards so fast and so many. The other tunnel i.e the second tunnel attracted very few souls, once in a while, a soul will drift inside. PLS NOTE I was the only soul that had the choice to decide which tunnel I should enter, the other souls had a force that drags them in, it wasn&apos;t their choice, It was predetermined. At this point I made up my mind that I will go into the tunnel that is attracting so many souls with the intent that there is a party or big celebration going on there, insinuating that, the tunnel with few souls have no &quot;frills and fun&quot;. Suddenly, I questioned all that has happened and what I have seen. I couldn&apos;t see myself sleeping in my bed, no family members at this point, I realized that something was wrong. I remembered a book that I read titled &quot;Divine Revelation for Hell&quot;. At this point I realized that I was dying, I had to pray and beg God to forgive me stating that I am the last child of my parents, the ninth child and youngest. I begged God that I am too young to die. God answered my prayer, just like the flash of a lightening, my soul returned to my body and I woke up drenched in sweat. I use this opportunity to urge you to thank God and rejoice with me for God sparing my life and gave me a second chance. Glory be to God forever and ever.

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  @nastasacheiulian · 3 weeks ago

  I can partially confirm the pattern. I went through the beginning of it. I was shot. I collapsed. I knew I was losing a lot of blood. I was waiting for the end, terrified.<br>Then something strange happened. The fear suddenly dissapeared, replaced by a sense of peace and bliss that cannot be described in words. An absolute silence set in, and everything lit up in a perfect white. I had the impression that I no longer exist and that I knew I didn&apos;t exist. I was looking down from a few meters above toward the spot where I knew I was, and I could see myself there, amazed to see myself like that and know that I was there even though I no longer exist.<br>Then, just as suddenly, I came back around, was taken to the hospital, and saved. But that floating moment was supreme bliss. I have never experienced anything like that, before or after.

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  @hastingb · 4 months ago

  I had a conversation with my brother about this very subject last week. He had just been diagnosed stage 4 cancer. At 73 years old he knew that this was it. I got a call from his daughter two days ago to let me know he had passed. I&apos;d like to think our talk might have eased his fears about death and made his transition a peaceful one. Thank you for posting this video.

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  @Thesesvideosare4meONLY · 2 weeks ago (edited)

  I remember my friend sharing that he had overdosed, and that his mom had sadly passed away from cancer years earlier. All he really recalls is his mom being there next to him by the hospital bed, looking at him, looking beautiful as ever in a white dress, smiling at him and telling him, &quot;No, baby, it’s not your time.&quot; And then he said that she pushed down on his chest and he just remembers waking up gasping for air He said that he was brought back to life &nbsp;in the hospital bed, after being gone for a few minutes. he told me this crying, his eyes out you could tell that he was being honest.

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  @Cl4rendon · 4 months ago

  The opposite of death is not life - It`s birth.<br>Life is infinite.

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  @EyemachineStudios · 4 months ago

  this video made me stop fearing death

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  @abc1233566 · 2 months ago

  The opposition of death is not life, it&apos;s birth. Life is infinite.

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  @asdsasdsasssasdsasd · 3 months ago (edited)

  This is the type of stuff that helps me realize how much stupid school stuff i stress about is insignificant

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  @BigArt70 · 4 months ago

  This may be the most beautiful thing I&apos;ve ever seen in my 55 years. 😢❤ Thank you.

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  @exfedxer7579 · 2 months ago (edited)

  In 2006, after surgery (in the ICU), my heart stopped. I went from being in the bed to being in a dark space with a bright light in front of me. I was floating towards that light. I felt the most peace I had ever felt, and my questions thought were answered instantly. It seemed I was a ball of energy. Then, in an instant, I was back in the ICU bed with several people around me and a wheeled cart next to the bed. The front of my gown was open (like it had been cut open). Then, one of the ICU nurses told me &quot;welcome back&quot;. I asked her &quot;from where?&quot;. She told me she would be back with me in a little bit. Soon after everyone else left the ICU, she told me what had happened. There was a shift change, and the last nurse never marked the morphine dose she put in my IV, so I was overdosed on morphine, and my heart had stopped. Luckily, somehow, my heart restarted on its own, but the were ready to defib (shock) me, but they were ready to do it. I wasn&apos;t gone for long, she said. I told her what I experienced, and she told me she had heard the same thing before from patients, when she worked in other departments in her profession. Honestly, I was disappointed to be back, as I had pain again, and the ICU was noisy. When I reported this to my doctor, he investigated it, and an ICU nurse lost her job a few weeks later (I was told it was not the nurse who disclosed to me what happened, thankfully). They also assigned a nurse to me the entire time of my next surgery, from pre-op to patient room) to make sure it never happened again. <br>Since then, I have had no fear of death, and knew I was to share my start of the journey with everyone I could, including my Dad who passed in 2022. When it was evident he wouldn&apos;t come out of what was afflicting him, I reminded him of this, and hope it gave him some peace (he could not longer speak or move much). I then told him if he wanted to let go, that was OK, I would see him again when my time comes, and how much I loved him. <br>I was a doubter before that day, but no longer. We definitely go on after this life! Praise God!

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  @Promeianor · 3 months ago

  Death is not “death.” Death is a way to enter another dimension. And start your real life.

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