Famous Psychiatrist Reveals How You Live NOW Affects Your Afterlife

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  @bethkidd2476 · 1 year ago

  When my daughter was about 3, she would tell me these crazy stories. It sounded like she was describing a war or some kind of conflict. She would then end the story with, "But that's when we were sisters." It still gives me chills when I think about it.

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  @nickaquista7620 · 1 year ago

  Christ sake. I get you need to make money but the ads every 2 mins are absolutely soul crushing.

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  @dr.garimaschannel · 1 year ago

  I had a near death experience after surgery when doctors were trying to make me conscious after 4-5 hrs of anesthesia. I could see myself lying in bed and doctors working on me, all I wanted to tell my parents that I am leaving and they don’t need to come to visit me in hospital from a different city. I was so happy as if I was waiting to go somewhere from all my life and there is someone who came to take me along. I never felt the happiness it was before or after that incident. I felt like I am watching a movie from some height but then I came back to conscious. I had never heard the term real death experience then but now I understand that there is a much peaceful and beautiful life ahead after death. We are here to learn, grow and help people.

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  @Neverland4747 · 1 year ago

  This reminds me of something Nikola Tesla said about once we study the paranormal, we will make more advancements in a decade than we've made in a century. We need to explore these things more.

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  @TodayisMonday123 · 5 months ago (edited)

  This resonates so much. My daughter, until about 5/6 yrs old recounted a past life where she was killed by her father, with an axe to her back. Horrendous I know. We passed it off as imagination of all things. The detail though was astounding. She lived in a place called March, I had to look it up; turns out it’s an ancient village mentioned in the Doomsday book and still exists today. While on a trip to the Yorvik Centre in York, UK, she declared as travelling through a reconstructed Viking village, ‘this looks like the place I used to live, you know, where my dad killed me with an axe’, much to the absolute horror of the people sitting in front of us. In addition, she claimed she had the same red hair she has now, and was running away from something she did not want to do. I believe her. Really spooked me but changed my outlook on life, for sure.

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  @GamerGoob420 · 1 year ago

  I think the reason most people don't go to therapy like Better Help is because 100$ a week is too expensive. I understand that it's a fair price but most people can't afford that.

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  @rgilbar · 1 year ago

  My very precocious 2 year old (now 17) saw a picture of the exhaust trail of the Challenger disaster in a science book (a big brother’s) he pointed at it and said, “ I was there. “ Creeped me out a bit. He never mentioned it again. He’s planning on being an aeronautical engineer. But he adamant “no rockets for me!”

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  @FeeBerry · 1 year ago

  I am a genealogist. One of my clients asked me if I believed in reincarnation. I said I did. Her three year old grandson had said " when I lived with my other daddy before he went to sleep and got dead, I had longer hair and talked different." She also said the child said that he worked in stone but then in a place with a lot of clocks. I told her it would be very unusual to switch from one to the other as both would have seven years apprenticeship. Later that same night I discovered she had an ancestors who was a mason and then became a famous clockmaker.

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  @SusanDixon-sc7lo · 9 months ago

  My daughter ananda died several months ago. We were very close and my heart was broken. She came to me through my pendulum one night and for a while I could ask her yes and no questions. then I learned about automatic writing which we’ve been doing for a couple of months now. And then there was always very psychic and could see spirits and even fairies on a full moon when she was a little girl. She has told me some amazing things about the afterlife and even about some past lives we had together. It all seems very natural and comes very easily. The loss of my daughter from this physical world has been unimaginable, but to know that she is here with me in the spirit world gives me a great deal of comfort. She always wanted to write a book but never did in her life time. I’m thinking of writing one for hercalled “Ananda speaks from beyond” ❤️

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  @poddy6530 · 1 year ago

  When my mum was passing she had a moment of clarity. It was like she wasnt passing. She said " its ok, dont worry, I've done this before. It was clear, clear, clear she meant dying.

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  @Duska-u3n · 1 year ago

  When my daughter was 3, she asked me several times, at random and months apart: “mommy, do you remember when I was your mommy?”<br>I was surprised and told her I didn’t and that was all she said about it each time. &nbsp;What a gift- I don’t fear death any more. I am comforted to know we will never really lose each other ❤️

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  @Roylance727 · 1 year ago

  When my son was about 4 he watched me grieve for a very close friend that died as a result as a car accident. &nbsp;Months later he said to be “ mom, &nbsp;do you remember when your friend died?l I said. Yeaaaah? &nbsp;He said “ it doesn’t matter how old you are when you die it only matters that you had a good life “. I was floored.

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