Is There Life After Death? moderated by John Cleese - 2018 Tom Tom Festival

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  • @samanthasays3603
    @samanthasays3603 3 роки тому +2081

    My teenage son has terminal cancer. I need to hear this stuff.
    EDIT. My son died yesterday, August 26th. He went peacefully in his sleep. Since his type of cancer spread and made organ donation impossible, we have approved the hospital to take the affected organs for testing and research. Hopefully, another family will never have to go through this hell.

    • @daleivester7952
      @daleivester7952 3 роки тому +86

      If he passes he will be with JESUS CHRIST IN HEAVEN AND IM SURE

    • @morrislucero810
      @morrislucero810 3 роки тому +53

      There are alot of people who are sincere about what they say. But they are sincerely wrong. Read your Bible and see what God says about life and death. The devil will use sincerely wrong people to confuse others. He comes as an angel of light. But he comes to kill steal and destroy

    • @morrislucero810
      @morrislucero810 3 роки тому +50

      I've heard people talk about a death experience and that they saw a light at the end of the tunnel. Or some other experience. That is not what the bible says. It says absent from the body present before the Lord. Satan wants people to believe there are many ways to get to heaven that way you won't make it. You can't change God's word to fit your life style . There is life after death but where you go depends on you. For God so loved the world he gave his son that you might have life. Read John 3:16

    • @jacquelinetreharne1155
      @jacquelinetreharne1155 3 роки тому +31

      @@morrislucero810 this is exactly what I have had in the back of my mind...he fooled a third of angels, how much easier can he fool us?

    • @samanthasays3603
      @samanthasays3603 3 роки тому +28

      @@Ascendlocal Thank you for your comment. There are so many unknowns, and so many questions we'll never find an answer to. Thanks again.

  • @eleanorjaya4706
    @eleanorjaya4706 Рік тому +169

    When I was pregnant with my 2nd child my Aunty who I was very close to &
    she couldn’t have children died at 50yrs from pancreatic cancer. I was an absolute mess. About a few days after her funeral on a cold rainy night while sleeping next to my husband I heard my name being called out. I looked up & at the end of my bed was my Aunty glowing & smiling dressed in a while gown & said to me don’t be afraid I’m finally happy now & not in pain. I had never seen her so happy cause she suffered bad depression. She was so beautiful & at peace.

    • @marcetor8290
      @marcetor8290 Рік тому +5

      So nice to see !
      My '' dead'' family, friends or neighbors, and even a famous actor, talk to me in dreams, but my dad as your aunty, came to me the night of that day he died from a far away continent and like your aunt, called me and woke me up saying I'me searching for the girls, we are two sisters, His voice woke me up, I had gone to sleep to a friend house.
      My boy friend who died alone of pancreatic cancer also, he refused to see people, showed me in a dream every thing and even the scare of autophsie, with expression of scandal saying '' look at what they have done to me !
      And also turned on 3 times the toy guitar of his son that I had kept, made come out once a painting from the wall when I was thinking of him looking at it, another time was a big decoratif plate, in the kitchen, and other signes, feeling a cold kiss on my wrist, and once all this stoped, I thought '' he has probably raised up to the light and love of God, and some flowers on top of a mirror, covering angels on the wall broght from my travels, felt down. I understood '' I'm with the angels''.
      The las time I saw him we had a conversation about beliefs, and he tolde me the story of some objects. Curiously, his family saved for me those objects.
      Besides the fact that four months before his death, I dremed it. He hide from me and every one his condition. Once it was confirmed he did not want to see me, during surgery, chimio
      I saw him in the coffin with a scarf and little white flowers, and at his family house, after obseques, I saw this scarf on silk hanging and said '' that's the one of the dream and the person said '' last time he came he left it there''... He moved in the dream and I said '' he is alive !'' and a voice said '' the internal proces of death are not seen from outside, they follow their course and are irreversible.'' A very grave voice,
      I saw the date of death of my mom, and se appeare to me in dreams showing me a drawing of an angel.
      And as she promised me, if there was something after death, she will make light sings and she did ! Very often.

    • @factsforyou2329
      @factsforyou2329 Рік тому +3

      Same I heared my name in midnight after few days of passing of my mother

    • @alanalycan3986
      @alanalycan3986 Рік тому +1

      She helped send that baby down to you I bet 🥺❤️🙏 that's maybe why she came when you were pregnant. Like a sign. She sent you one of the most beautiful gifts.... She loves you ☺️ she came to see you for sure ♥️

    • @vhawk1951kl
      @vhawk1951kl 9 місяців тому

      What is the point of lying to those(including yourself) that*Know* you are lying?
      What*do* you suppose death to be if not the complete absolute, final and permant cessation of *all* experiencing*?

    • @mazd8617
      @mazd8617 9 місяців тому +3

      My mother saw my sister, who passed at 33, standing at the end of her bed, twice. The first time she was sad but the second time, a while later, she was smiling and happy, dressed in her favourite red dress - this visit brought my mother some relief from her terrible grief at my sister's loss.

  • @vickiehadd4324
    @vickiehadd4324 4 роки тому +503

    I’m a retired geriatric nurse. LOVED it. Another nurse and myself were pulling up a patient in bed. This patient was religious. She wasn’t actively dying but we knew it wouldn’t be very long due to her condition. Suddenly the patient raised her arm and began to wave her hand at the corner of the ceiling and wall. When asked who she was waving at she said it was her husband and her mother. She had the biggest smile on her face. She was so excited to see them. Two days later she died. This story was told to her family and was repeated at her funeral. GOD BLESS HER SOUL

    • @ramaraksha01
      @ramaraksha01 3 роки тому +15

      So you are saying dead people are wandering around the earth as ghosts and show themselves only to their loved ones who are near death?

    • @1974jrod
      @1974jrod 3 роки тому +51

      @@ramaraksha01 she said what she said

    • @dreablake42
      @dreablake42 3 роки тому +27

      Thank you for sharing your experience!

    • @ismailnyeyusof3520
      @ismailnyeyusof3520 3 роки тому +11

      I am beginning to think that when we die, first it’s our physical body that dies. Our energies wind down and begin to disappear a little bit slowly but it will disappear because we maintain our energy by the food we eat. Without eating the energy will dissipate. I think that the near death experience and visuals are purely from our thoughts.

    • @ramaraksha01
      @ramaraksha01 3 роки тому +14

      @@ismailnyeyusof3520 Exactly - people desperately want to believe there is life after death & religions are more than happy to exploit these feelings - tell people what they want to hear
      "Everything will be great & wonderful, all your loved ones will be there, you will be so happy"
      But every time I asked what does one DO in Heaven - they run away, because they realize that Heaven sounds like one vast Retirement Home with billions just laying about, a useless existence for eternity
      What is shocking to me is NO ONE EVER ASKS - what about the loved ones that we leave behind? What if they are starving/suffering/homeless/jobless/sick etc? NOT ONE!
      The media, the educated, the moral & the philosopher are all complicit in pushing Heaven the Ponzi-scheme
      They know religions don't like the above question - so they make sure it is never asked!

  • @paulrowe9604
    @paulrowe9604 Рік тому +689

    Nearly four years ago my wife died of ovarian cancer ! She vomitted fiercely , and then fell asleep and just stopped breathing ! Days after whilst she was in the funeral company morgue waiting to be cremated I felt someone pulling at the bed clothes violently trying to get in bed with me ! It terrified me and I started going to bed at 2 in the morning !!! A few days later I was woken up by the violent shaking of the bed ! After weeks after that I felt her plonk herself on the side of my single bed ! You cannot see anything but only feel her ! I stopped being scared and I greet her.. Now I feel a pressure on the bed clothes that suddenly disappears and other times she will lie down by my side ! Before all of this if someone had told me a similar story I would have told them to stop talking nonsense ! And when she comes she often bangs something like the light next to my bed to get my attention ! I know when it is going to happen before it happens and often I go cold ! I moved house from the house where she died but she is still comes and I welcome her ! I should also say I have her ashes in my bedroom ! She loved me and I adored her ! She was the most beautiful person I ever met inside and outside and I have never recovered from her death and never will ! We were married very happily for 35 years ! The happiest days of my life !!!

    • @paulrowe9604
      @paulrowe9604 Рік тому +64

      @@ianlock3313 It is not a demon ! What are you talking about ??? It was my wife ! It is the reason people write R.I.P. when someone has died ! R.I,P. stands for Requiescat In Pace not Rest in Peace although that is its meaning ! When a person dies the body is buried or cremated but the soul is still alive and I don't think that I KNOW IT !!!!

    • @paulrowe9604
      @paulrowe9604 Рік тому +1

      @@ianlock3313 The day after I was still shocked ! Unless it happens to you you will not believe it ! If someone had told me the same BEFORE I would have laughed at them ! I was terrified ! I started going to bed at 2 in the morning ! I used to go to a Church group for older people and they said i was dreaming etcetera ! I was fully conscious !!!! Why do people write R.I.P. when someone dies ? R.I.P. does not stand for "Rest in Peace" although that is the meaning ! It stands for Requiescat In Pace ! Because people in the past KNEW that some people when they die not not rest in peace !

    • @flipwright1138
      @flipwright1138 Рік тому +25

      ​@@paulrowe9604You can't be sure that it wasn't a demon pretending to be your wife Satan himself can take on any form he wants.

    • @imgth765
      @imgth765 Рік тому +28

      Sir, you need😢 help

    • @karladaschalk1119
      @karladaschalk1119 Рік тому


      You chi no
      😮l😮o o

  • @rachealgaddis872
    @rachealgaddis872 6 місяців тому +35

    I had a NDE when I was 13 and was in a terrible car accident that killed my grandparents. I went into shock and they lost me for a minute I recall standing on the sidewalk beside my grandfather watching the fireman scramble to rescue us. He told me some people were coming to greet us and shortley after I met my grandfather's deceased brother and sister who died as babies that I had never heard about. When I asked my Mom who they were she bursted in tears. How did you know that? I didn't Mom they came with great grandma and grandpa on the other side. After that day I've become developed clairaudient and clairsentient abilities.

    • @dommidavros2211
      @dommidavros2211 2 місяці тому

      That is the most incredible story I've ever heard! 😧
      So can you talk to dead people?? 🥺

    • @rachealgaddis872
      @rachealgaddis872 Місяць тому +3

      No I don't talk to them but sense their presence and can hear them.

  • @lukeweidemannplumbingheati9784
    @lukeweidemannplumbingheati9784 2 роки тому +367

    The day my Grandfather passed away, I was standing at the foot of his bed when he suddenly sat up in his bed with his arms outstretched like he was reaching for me. The whole room 'Gasped" but I just stood there in awe and amazement, because he had the look of EUPHORIA on his face- I remember thinking he is not looking at me but right through me and then I froze with thought. My Great Grandmother is standing behind me, His mom came for him. My Mom layed him back down in the bed, she said she saw tears streaming down his face. Then he took his last breath. You see my Grandfather was orphaned during the 1918 flu. He lost his mother, father, sister, brother and Grandfather and grew up in an orphanage. I remember him showing me a picture of his Mom that he got from a cousin of his when he went to visit him when he was 1st DX with prostate cancer. I remember him telling him how much this picture meant, because he had forgotten what his mom looked like. I remember my 1st impression when he showed me the picture of his Mom which was: They didn't smile in picture back in the late 1800 and early 1900s. The day was Grandpop was buried I went to the picture of his mom (my Great Grandmother) to say... I know it was you who came for him, but I didn't get any words out, because again I was stunned with awe and amazement. She was smiling in the picture. A few days later, I had to make sure it wasn't a Mona Lisa effect and I walking back & forth, looking at this pic at every angle, but was confused not even a slight smile. Then all the sudden I heard a voice from the other room.. It was my Mom saying "She is not doing it anymore, I already checked" -My Mom saw her smile too. My Mom & I hugged and cried. It was a beautiful gift.

    • @tracyavent-costanza346
      @tracyavent-costanza346 2 роки тому +12

      yep, that totally sounds like the real deal.

    • @thisisforgod868
      @thisisforgod868 2 роки тому +20

      What a great story!!!

    • @jeanneshipton4911
      @jeanneshipton4911 2 роки тому +8

      maybe a near death experience inspired davinci and the mona lisa smile.

    • @danaament5303
      @danaament5303 2 роки тому +19

      What an awesome amazing story, thank you so much for sharing this with us ‼️

    • @amysands8925
      @amysands8925 2 роки тому +13

      My husband done the same. arms outstretched .

  • @becklacy-ng5ys
    @becklacy-ng5ys Рік тому +245

    I am currently in remission from stage 4 lung cancer that had spread to a lymph node. I ran across near death experiences on youtube during this journey and it has helped me beyond words. I definitely believe in heaven and am actually looking forward to going when it is my time. I have shared this with my family that I don’t want them to grieve I want them to know I am happy and I will meet them when it is their time. I truly enjoyed this!!!

    • @IRISHDRAGON77
      @IRISHDRAGON77 Рік тому +10

      God bless u may he bless u with peace and love. 👃

    • @مروانالعبيدي-ف3ط
      @مروانالعبيدي-ف3ط Рік тому +11

      الصحة والسلامة باأذن الله

    • @JodBless
      @JodBless Рік тому +17

      Good luck on your journey and may you cross over peacefully. I think the way you talk about this shows immense bravery❣

    • @JodBless
      @JodBless Рік тому +2

      @@ayaanashlok3867 I can't speak for them, but I think it's rather inappropriate to ask a terminally ill stranger to do you a favor.

    • @marinanekesa7308
      @marinanekesa7308 Рік тому +3

      are you still here?

  • @JM-er2yl
    @JM-er2yl 10 місяців тому +56

    Twenty three years ago, I woke at 4am to vivid dreams of my grandmother. I could smell her cooking, her jean nate' body colon, and her rose bushes that lined her drive and bloomed every summer. I could hear her deep laugh she used to use when pretending to be the big bad wolf and the creak of the carport swing, where she used to rock me for hours with my head in her lap and no words were necessary. It was so incredible, I got up, went to my computer, typed everything out and went back to bed. On my way to work the next morning, my aunt called to tell me my grandmother died at 4am. I knew that experience was her way of telling me one last time how much she loved me and I know I will see her again.

    • @vhawk1951kl
      @vhawk1951kl 9 місяців тому

      Yup that's the word, all those lies are dreams.
      But you*Know* they are lies

    • @kaylenechallinor7809
      @kaylenechallinor7809 8 місяців тому +1

      Wow … my granddad did the same thing … he visited in my dream to say goodbye … he wasn’t even sick … the phone ringing woke me up … my Dad then came and told us that Pop had died unexpectedly of a stroke.

    • @ripadipaflipa4672
      @ripadipaflipa4672 8 місяців тому +2

      Sometimes the responses become more interesting than the guests talking. This is an example. Thanks for sharing Urs.

    • @deborahownby6765
      @deborahownby6765 8 місяців тому

      Q

  • @Aetriex
    @Aetriex 2 роки тому +371

    The first speaker is obviously so moved by the accounts he is retelling, he seems on the edge of tears constantly as he talks. My heart goes out to that man. ❤

    • @leeanderson2737
      @leeanderson2737 2 роки тому +20

      @K.M Knight yeah his accounts gave me call chills this video has given me the peace I have been looking for since my dad died in December

    • @tracyavent-costanza346
      @tracyavent-costanza346 2 роки тому +23

      various of us noticed hat. obviously this is not just a career choice to him, it is a calling.

    • @tracyavent-costanza346
      @tracyavent-costanza346 2 роки тому

      @@leeanderson2737 do you have closure about that yet?

    • @susanblanche9684
      @susanblanche9684 Рік тому +32

      I was a heavy smoker for 20 years!! I admit I was a chain smoker going to 2 to 3 packs a day. I cried out to the Lord Jesus " Help deliver me from this horrible addiction because I'm a slave to smoking so please Jesus take the desire away because I'm ready to stop!!". That was 3 years ago and have no longer a desire to smoke!! Instantly my addiction was gone glory to God!! Amen

    • @martyngittins1274
      @martyngittins1274 Рік тому

      Ref above Comments:- And that is vastly simpler than any mode of technological dialogue asGOD hears everything & His Will is to liberate all who cherish Freedom, Eternal Life..natch..inc.! It takes a special form of Stupidity not to want to do this as the Pay- off is Out of this World.!Forget the Midldlemen( priests, gurus, mentors-God Help Us! - etc.Go Direct & find the Way forward..NB thats what JC. Son of Man, Son of GOD showed up for: anyone with better Ideas ,Instruction-Example !!..(overcoming Death as incidental) .. er.. Step forward please...![ Doesn't happen]

  • @heatherlin7
    @heatherlin7 Рік тому +435

    As a nurse of 30yrs, mostly in the ER, I’ve seen many people die. There is one thing I’ve noticed which fascinates me. In many instances before dying the person often asks for water. As though nothing else matters at that moment, just water. Mind you that most deaths I’ve witnessed have been traumatic and unexpected. So I’ve had young people, old people, all ask for water despite the chaos of this unexpected circumstance knowing they are dying. It always reminds me of Jesus on the cross, how he stated “I thirst”. With water being essential for life it is also very strangely ironic. It’s a powerful thing to be witness to.

  • @Gocampbellriver
    @Gocampbellriver Рік тому +74

    I have had a death experience and I say absolutely there is another dimension after death. My experience was quite different from the norm,no loved ones, no tunnel, no looking back. I became the light instantly, a light that was all love, joy and happiness. I often wondered afterwards where the bad guys went as there was no room for darkness in this dimension. Thelast thing I remembered from the earthly plane was the room erupting with activity, with doctors and nurses running, the clang of instrument sand the smells of medications being administered in the attempt to bring me back. I knew I had gone back to source, force or God and became not apart of but all that is like a drop of water in the ocean is no longer separate from the ocean, a complete lack of individuality. A highly blissful feeling. I now look forward to death knowing that is where I will be going and I carry an understanding in my heart of thefact that all is truly connected in away that has no allowance for separateness.

    • @jactac838
      @jactac838 11 місяців тому +1

      ​@@cfayeksounds like she had an awakening or woke and not a near death experience. Good for her either way. She could probably achieve this again thru mediation.

    • @vhawk1951kl
      @vhawk1951kl 9 місяців тому

      How "near", is " near".
      Those that believe what they *want* to believe are liars.
      Death *M--e-a-n-s* No_After* or it is not death.
      What exactly *do* you mean by death?
      You see how you lie?

    • @aprilvereen3169
      @aprilvereen3169 8 місяців тому

      ​@@cfayekI appreciate all here who share but I appreciate the respect you show with your question...most don't. Peace folks stay happy ✌

    • @philclothier8717
      @philclothier8717 8 місяців тому

      NDE

    • @vhawk1951kl
      @vhawk1951kl 2 місяці тому

      You are a very poor- and transparent liar

  • @Jlac34
    @Jlac34 10 місяців тому +19

    Four months after my mother passed in January 2021, I had a deep REM dream where she appeared to me, very radiant and healthy looking, she communicated with me telepathically, I woke up shortly after and I felt at peace, knowing that she was with God

  • @melindamorrison1
    @melindamorrison1 Рік тому +61

    When my husband was dying of cancer. A family member who had been very controlling in our lives became even more interfering during his passing and while my husband lay there heavily sedated and in a Coma like sleep. This family member came in and was angry at me because I allowed people in to see my husband say there goodbye's and take pictures with him which really triggered them. An argument ensued between us until another family member came in with the intention of creating peace and the two of them left together, leaving me alone with my husband. After which time I burst into tears and said out loud "It wasn't supposed to be like this!" Mainly referring to his passing but also our lives in his final years of his life.
    Then to my shock and surprise my husband came out of that deep sedated sleep state long enough to say, "I know hunn, I'm sorry."
    That was the last thing that ever said. He slipped into a deeper coma and then passed away soon after.

  • @RobertWGreaves
    @RobertWGreaves 5 років тому +292

    I had an out of body experience when I was in my mid 20s and it radically changed me. When I was 35 I met a woman at my church who was 55 struggling with various emotional and mental issues and she was looking for someone to confidentially share her worries and concerns with. She asked me if I could promise her respect and confidentiality. For 30 years I met with her over coffee on a monthly, and sometimes a weekly basis. The last time I saw her I was sitting by her bed, sipping coffee as she was unconscious. That night I was awakened by a bright light that entered my room and it seemed to me it was her saying goodby and thank you. In the morning it was confirmed that she had passed at that very time. I cannot explain these experiences, and have no loyalty to any explanations but I cannot deny these things happened.

    • @ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked
      @ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked 4 роки тому +2

      #GoVegan #GoAgnostic #Biocentrism #SimulationTheory #HolographicPrinciple #AstralRealms

    • @andrewvardanega2251
      @andrewvardanega2251 4 роки тому +5

      I had 5 out of body experience s.saw the light twice and loved ones in dream visitations and I sent my nonno off to the light tunnel doorway .the doorway to heaven is surrounded by bright rainbow gemstones which r more beautiful than any colors here and the vortex is swirling clockwise and I saw my nonnos soul get sucked into he rainbow light tunnel.we .?our souls r made up of rainbw colors.each color represents quality's and abilities and love and healing.u have to experience things to truly know and believe it.its good to b skeptical about everything and question everything and do your search and read between the lines using common sense with a open mind.j urge u all to question everything

    • @andrewvardanega2251
      @andrewvardanega2251 4 роки тому +4

      I saw a spirit one night Clear as day.iv had alot more other experiences but u have to experience them to truly know and appreciate these things.these experiences give us insight clarity inner peace compassion awareness self-conscious of every action and thought .when wereawakewere aware of everything even feeling other people emotions .I'm very very sensitive and I dream of future events which 70% come true within a week to two years.a dream diary proves these things rtrue.there r no coincidences.we live by the spiral or domino effect .we don't ..discover a new us ...we peel back the layers of lies and false truths that were implanted in us from birth.we were all lied to about alot frombirth.some us just wake us cos of certain paranormal experiences which open us up to the truths and possiblities and we r slowly reminded of who and what we r.majority of peple stay skeptical until physical death shows them differently.we must change here wake up here to make earth a better place ..we can't do that from the spiritual world.we can only make a big difference when we r here physically.we can influence physical people after we cross .learning truth waking up is vital to create a more peaceful loving world here .comes down to domino effect which is affected cin negative or positive way by the waywethunk and act and react and how we see things and what truths we know and live by.and what we believe in shapes us and shapes how we each affect other peple in the world.also about our intent which creates things.we need a balance of light and darkness.we can't know unconditional love if don't experience sadness lossgrief sickness .to know how things really r we must..really experience them with all our emotions and our concious and sub concious minds

    • @inaacielo6078
      @inaacielo6078 4 роки тому +9

      There is afterlife. That woman was grateful to you. You have a big heart and a good soul. May her soul rest in Gods care. God bless!

    • @jnagelmakers
      @jnagelmakers 4 роки тому +4

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  • @jillipepper5353
    @jillipepper5353 Рік тому +191

    I’ve had several experiences where the person dying opened their eyes and looked up then a feeling of peace fell over the room and they died. When I was around 2 my grandfather died and while the family were gathered supporting my grandmother in the kitchen and not understanding what was going on I snuck into the room where he was laid out on a daybed. He spoke to me and told me not to be sad, that we would be together someday and this was just the way it was supposed to be , that I should enjoy living my life until it was my turn to go and he would see me again.
    No one believed me when I told them, even now 68 years later they say I was just dreaming or imagined it but I know what I saw and heard. ❤️

  • @bilalkhan4168
    @bilalkhan4168 7 місяців тому +70

    My sweet sweeeeeet MOM passed away from Cancer, bacterial meningitis, lungs infection, kidney failure, fits,strokes internal bleeding and finally heart failure. She was only 48 year old ,but I know she’s in Heaven!!! She wasn’t just my mom, but my best friend. Please pray for her.

    • @santocataldi3355
      @santocataldi3355 5 місяців тому +2

      Sorry for your loss I lost my Mom a year ago it never goes away God be with you !!

    • @kathyfinch5400
      @kathyfinch5400 4 місяці тому +2

      May God bless you and comfort you and yours always. We will be with our loved ones soon enough. Use your creativity and share your love to those who need your comforting help. We need to be kinder to ALL God's creatures. I prayed for your very sweet Mom, and we thank God for bringing you up with Love. Thank you, Sweetie

    • @luicabral942
      @luicabral942 4 місяці тому +2

      Sorry about your mom. My condolences. RIP 🙏🏽

    • @charlottecharlie-w4o
      @charlottecharlie-w4o 3 місяці тому +2

      😢I'm so sorry for your loss

    • @vhawk1951kl
      @vhawk1951kl 2 місяці тому

      No, your" mom"(yuck) *Died(is now*D-e-a-d*)
      human beings do not that lying eupemism" pass aay" -
      they*D--Ii-e*(are - for themselves destroyed forever)
      *All euphemisms are (L-i-e-s*
      W-h-y*
      *L-i-e*?
      All that are not lying self-decievers and fool Elsies, understand that *Death* is a kindness and a mercy and understand that no death, no life
      Death is not just a kindness and a mercy its fcuking*E-s-s-e-n-t-i-a-l*
      Without death there could be no life.
      It is merely the usual iasinine and imvecilic Elise dreaming to be afraid of what (for *Scresmingly_Obvious* reasons) you neither can nor will experience becuse you canot (Screamingly_Obviously* )experience not-experiencing-anything(or death) because not-experiencing-anything* *I-c-l-u-d-e-s* Not-experiencing-anything, but I understand that you Elisies - the Lower Classes(and it is only you elsies that fallfor that life-after-death confidence trick lie anf fraud, bec ause the Elsies are too stupefied to undertand that Death *M-e-a-n-s* *No_After*(or it means nothing and what *do* you suppose death to mean little Elsies?
      If Death does not mean*No_After*, what ther fcuk *Do* you supposes death to mean?-catch a few zzz's?
      Use you commomon sense; No experiencing apparatusses or brains, no experiencing which means not experiencing *A-n-y-t-h-i-n-g*, which *I-n-c-l-u-des*not- experiencing- anything(or death)
      Yoyu really would have to be mind bogglingly stupefied or an Elsie not to recognise that if Death does not mean *No_After* it means nothing.
      All that lying bollox about consciousness(of which few men(human beings/dreaming machines) have any experience ay way) not ceasing with death is obvious lie and bolox because consciousnes[which simply means with_knowleedge] ends with dreaming, and what is a dead dreamer called?
      Meat.
      Thelsies never trouble themselves to awaken from their state of constant dreaming(unconsciusnes or semi-conscious ness yet are fearful of ceasing to experience anythingorDeath or *No_After* and go running fawning after lying confidence tricksters and crooks that talk sbout ofbvious lie and who are obvioudly lying when they speak of the fanciful and imaginary so -called 'near-death-experiences, which are impossible as are near-seing-unicorns-experiences.
      Lies and dreams, they go to gether like object and shadowand liying decieving confidence tricksters and crooks have the cheek to speak of consciouusnes of which neither they nor their fool victims(the easily deceived) have any experience, because liars and dreamers cannot experience with_knowledge, consciousnes or know anything but lies and dreams.
      If it*cannot* be true, it *Is_Not* true.
      Can you lying, self-deceiving Elsies not see how foolish is to be afraid of Not-experiencing-anything, death or No_After*, becauseNot-experiwncing-anything *By_Definition* *I-n-c-l-u-d-e-s* Not-experiencing-anything not experirncing ot-experiencing-anything not being something that can be experienced.Isuppose you poor bloody Elsies just cannot(you sre unacle to)understand that*Not-experiencing-anything* is *By_defintion* not something that can be experienced?
      No, of course you cannot because if you could or had any demblance of wits and learning, you would not be Elsies and from where else would I get my servants?
      all the lying and self-deception about not realy dying is simply Completely_Unnecessaey* foolishnes and unncessary if you have the wits learning and breeding to be able to understand that you both a neither can nor will *Experience* *Not-experiencing-Anything*

  • @annafanakerpan60
    @annafanakerpan60 3 роки тому +332

    My son died from complications at birth but was kept on a life support system for 10 days... It was about a decade or so later whilst laying in my bed semi conscious that a young boy appeared. He popped his head around the corner of my bedroom door saw me and smiled as he held out his arms to reach mine I felt at peace with knowing my son is growing up into a lovely place. This left me feeling reassured and helped me move on from the constant pain I was feeling of missing my son and how he could have been saved if he had not been taken from me after the birth and left in a nursery where the oxygen tank was empty when he needed it... A lot of ifs and buts however, my late son showed me how happy he was and that's all I care about. Thank you Justin x

    • @achernev
      @achernev 3 роки тому +8

      ❤️

    • @dabbbles
      @dabbbles 3 роки тому +7

      Good for you! A valium or magic mushroom would've worked as well.

    • @greennights2388
      @greennights2388 3 роки тому +9

      The only antidote to loss is you have to love someone more or love more somebodies. After this a place far more to heart's content. No exceptions, mistakes were expected, you are loved and there is nothing you can do to stop timeless love and forgiveness. After this we wonder, "What was I so worried about?" I am to intense and don't have enough love available to antidote losses. I tried not to have anything to lose for this hyper-sensitive reason. 30 years it took to write my thesis on the missing info, a fascinating adventure, the only thing I can take with me, understanding. The ax hangs over everything else. The true fellowship is everyone loses everything they ever choose to care for. After this, anyone you miss can be there, because time is an illusion. So we don't have to lose the people we love in reality. Everybody dies. We have to die or we are lifted by love's magic, the only 2 choices from here. and there is an assurance being lifted described the work. fascination for sure ...

    • @greennights2388
      @greennights2388 3 роки тому +6

      @@dabbbles you're obviously not a doctor, lol failed to learn chemistry that would have told u, Valium is a intermediate chloride that should have never been approved. Phosphorus mushrooms are more like eating crap. Amanita, if dried or cooked, is a gabba A agonist and should be isolated and approved, along superior MDA, allowing a class of soothing chemotherapy as opposed to sulfide and fluoride chemical lobotomy.

    • @greennights2388
      @greennights2388 3 роки тому +5

      @@dabbbles dont take chlorides. Halogens are the most caustic column in the chart, bonds with anything and corrodes it, like brain parts. Same reason you don't drink bleach, you don't put it in patient meds unless you want to harm them .. oh right that's what is happening, nobody dares talk about it.. Compazine wiki -- a pesticide given for nausea in every ER. "They are out to get you," is not just paranoia.

  • @Tyger-Lee
    @Tyger-Lee Рік тому +131

    I hope this is all true. I don’t really have family. I just want to see my dog, Bruno, again. He was with my for 15 yrs and I still miss him so much.
    When I had to have him put down, I told him who much I loved him and asked him to come and find me when it’s my time. I really want to be with him again more than anything.

    • @meruk8682
      @meruk8682 Рік тому +19

      My heart goes out to you. I too lost my dog just last week, very suddenly, and the loss is felt every single day… immensely. I miss her. I just miss her. But more than anything I hope she is at peace in a place with no more pain. Her peace is my peace. I pray that Bruno too is at peace, at a place with no more pain, and is filled with love and joy. Big hugs to you. Our love for our dogs are eternal, and I believe without a doubt that they feel it too.

    • @starflyer3219
      @starflyer3219 Рік тому +8

      I know how you feel. ❤ I've had 2 beautifiul dogs, the best, Comet and Glimmer. Both are gone now. My first, Comet, even made my Dad a dog-person. He used to be afraid of and dislike dogs ever since some bad experiences in his childhood. But Comet was just such a kind and wonderful dog. The bond we shared was nothing like I've ever felt before. When he got sick, he was very stoic and did his best even when his body was failing him. My Dad was very upset and sad after we had to end Comet's suffering. So was I, naturally. Glimmer was a totally different personality, but no less loved. He was full of joy and miscief but a little frightened. Glim was a very intelligent dog, like he could read minds. My Dad often laughed and marvelled at this. I love them both so much. I don't think I could love kids more. I miss them always. I want to hug them again, hold them.

    • @Tyger-Lee
      @Tyger-Lee Рік тому +9

      @@meruk8682 I’m sorry to read about the recent loss of your dog. Dogs love us intimately, in ways that family and friends are unable.

    • @Tyger-Lee
      @Tyger-Lee Рік тому +5

      @@starflyer3219 sorry to read about your major losses. I think that when people say they don’t want a dog or cat, they often think about the vet costs, buying stuff and having to clean up poo. No one likes those aspects of being a pet owner. What they don’t realize is how much love and comfort we get from them, and how much they give us in return. It’s a type of bond that we don’t share with others. I know lots of experiences about a husband or other family member who resisted having a dog and then ended up loving them so much.

    • @Tyger-Lee
      @Tyger-Lee Рік тому

      @@alpinoalpini3849 Cheers!

  • @nahidstagg8405
    @nahidstagg8405 11 місяців тому +64

    I lost my husband of 48 years during Covid period nearly 4 years ago on his birthday.At the time of his passing I was not allowed to be with him. Since his passing I often get visions of him in his Blue hospital gown trying to comfort me at difficult times! ❤

    • @vhawk1951kl
      @vhawk1951kl 9 місяців тому

      Do you *really* suppose that renaming death "passing" means that it is not death?
      What *do* you suppose death to be?
      People do not " pass"
      They*Die* -for themselves , they *cease to exist*. Do you really suppose that repeating lies makes them *not* lies?

    • @Alison-w4d
      @Alison-w4d 9 місяців тому +1

      Oh I’m so sorry, that must have been awful for both of you.

    • @sexdad9999
      @sexdad9999 9 місяців тому

      @@vhawk1951kl tactful...

    • @thelibrarian894
      @thelibrarian894 9 місяців тому

      Omg im so sorry this happened. How heartbreaking that you could not be there with him and for you also. I hope you’re doing ok.

    • @GerardVaughan-qe7ml
      @GerardVaughan-qe7ml 8 місяців тому

      When will the "super dedicated" officials of the Covid outrage be put where they deserve !? I went to the police in town with a small Wad of A4 with info proving that "Covid 19 psndemic" was a political fraud.
      For instance the WHO figures for All Cause Mortality show not the slightest indication of a pandemic anywhere in the N. hemisphere between 2010 and 2020. Immediately following their declaration, however, Spires of deaths are on the data week by week histograms - unique in the history of Epidemiology- and accounted for by data sent in by places adhering to government "advice" - diktat. I have it downloaded as you won't find it these days.

  • @Jmau44
    @Jmau44 Рік тому +224

    My father passed when I was 21 and 11 months later my little sister died at the age of 18. Needless to say I was destroyed. I had a toddler and I lived across the country with my husband who was in the army. For a long time I didn’t feel I was in my body, my grief was so intense that I would cry myself to sleep and wake up sobbing. After about 6 months my sister came to me in a dream where I was buying something for her at a store even though in my dream I knew she was gone. I sat down in a chair with my head in my hands crying and saying I can’t do this without you when a hand was placed in my lap, when I looked up she was there and later I realized her mouth wasn’t moving she was talking to me telepathically. She told me she had no need for material things and that she was busy and she couldn’t keep coming back to check on me. We stood up and she lead me out a door that was bursting with sunshine onto a beach where the sun was sparkling in the sky and there was a beautiful soft rolling ocean. We were holding hands as she lead me to the water. Her hair was flowing and she was wearing a beautiful long flowing white ethereal dress and she had feathered large wing on her back that were so intricate with individual feathers. She lead me under the water where I realized I could breathe, as she shot out of the water her wings expanded and her head was tilted back and the water was dripping off her wings and in those droplets the colors were indescribable. As I watched her ascend to the heavens I felt the presence of Jesus and a feeling of all I can describe as Ecstasy shot from the tip of my toes all the way up my body to the top of my head and I exclaimed in a loud voice praise Jesus! I woke up like I had never been sleeping (wide awake)! Needless to say that his stuck with me through my whole life and was the catalyst to my healing, I never worried about her again, and in my heart, I know I will see her when it is my time to cross over.

    • @HopefulInterventions
      @HopefulInterventions Рік тому +11

      Beautiful! 😊❤

    • @HopefulInterventions
      @HopefulInterventions Рік тому +14

      I shared your story with my sister. She’s been grieving ever since the loss of her husband from Covid in January 2, 2022. 😢

    • @WinyanStaz1
      @WinyanStaz1 Рік тому +24

      I have seen my husband twice since he passed over and both times he did something beautiful to show me he was alright and having fun.
      In the first one I realized I was dreaming during the dream when he suddenly showed up where I was sitting at a table in a large room where people were dancing and there was a live band. He suddenly walked up to me out of the crowd and did the cute little dance moves he always did when he was asking me to get up to dance with him. I held out my hand and he held it as he helped me to my feet....put his arms around me and I laid my head on his shoulder....and woke up.
      The second time I was standing on the edge of a meadow and saw him riding and whooping and hollering with about a dozen other Braves as they were riding across the meadow...whooping and laughing. And I had to smile as he was always so proud on his ancestors Native Bloodline...and I woke up.
      However as I am a Lucid Dreamer (it just happens during sleeping I will become conscious I am Dreaming) I am sure I will see him again when I cross over.
      For one thing..he had to learn to play the flute to help him with his lungs and he had written a love song for me...and often played it for me. He always told me that when I die I am to listen for the flute song for he will be there to welcome me.

    • @fionaclong
      @fionaclong Рік тому +7

      Wow this is beautiful!!!

    • @doloresfarr7633
      @doloresfarr7633 Рік тому +4

      Wow. What a beautiful experience. Thank you for sharing..

  • @sheilavidrine1750
    @sheilavidrine1750 2 роки тому +24

    My father died very unexpectedly. He was the rock of our family. We had the funeral. I was very worried how my mom would handle it but she did great. I have three brothers and I am only girl. I am not the type to speak to a crowd, but I did. When we went up to casket to say our last goodbye, my mom was on side of me. They were talking and I was staring at my dad. All of a sudden, I said it looked like………before I could finish my sentence, my mom said he raised his left eyebrow. I couldn’t believe it. I kept asking, mom you saw it also? I knew she had because she finished my sentence. She wasn’t the type to talk about things like that. She said it was like he was telling us he was proud of us. That will stay with me for life.

  • @lorrainemerry9470
    @lorrainemerry9470 5 років тому +318

    my son in law looked after a man who had and died from cancer. He had also gone blind. He had never seen my son in law. As he was dying he said . I can see you Andy, and described what he was wearing and what he saw.

    • @maylightbewithyou
      @maylightbewithyou 4 роки тому +17

      Wow thank you for sharing!

    • @jacquelinem8028
      @jacquelinem8028 4 роки тому +18

      It's good to see the proffersor s and scientific people looking into this l have experienced hearing a voice saying my name and at the time my daughter also heard it and l do believe there's something after death whether it's other dimensions or parallel. World l hope they continue this research

    • @jacquelinem8028
      @jacquelinem8028 4 роки тому +4

      Great and entertaining also interesting to listen to

    • @gertjanvandermeij4265
      @gertjanvandermeij4265 4 роки тому +3

      You also believe in Santa ?

    • @Janet8925
      @Janet8925 4 роки тому +9

      That is amazing. So sad it happened right before he died. To bad he didn't get to enjoy seeing. I was thinking you know they say our body doesn't have anything wrong with it after we die. God restores us. Maybe that started happening early for this man. That's a good story

  • @a4harts4humanity18
    @a4harts4humanity18 6 років тому +823

    In 1984 at the age of 19, in the wake of being blindsided while on my motorcycle I had a NDE that included, like so many, a time out of body. I don’t know if I left my body upon the initial collision that rendered me unconscious or if it was after landing on the chin guard of my helmet after sailing 45’ as if launched from a cannon. There were no accounts of my heart being stopped for a specific time by EMT’s on the scene or during transport to the hospital. I did not witness any bright light or see any deceased family or friends, I did see and feel an increase in elevation as I looked down upon the scene from above. There was also a tremendous sense of detail - such as others have mentioned - I noticed a chip of paint missing and what appeared to be rust in one of the corners on the top of the ambulance. I saw this as I was ascending in a clear blue sky that eventually turned to black with what appeared to be stars all around, I could hear no sound and recall a tremendous sense of peace. I have no doubt that some are brought back from the brink by medical attention, in my case I believe it was a single thought. While in the glittering darkness, I began to hear voices and without feeling as if I was falling the black around me turned to a light gray and at this point off to the north I noticed a swirl of what looked like smoke rings. The view below changed and I could tell I was drifting toward the rings and once again I was surrounded by clear blue, felt as if I was leaving with no desire to return. At this point my experience became a little unusual - for years my Mom had a police scanner and whenever she’d hear an ambulance being called she’d be worried it was for someone in the family, whenever I heard her doing this I’d tell her that she shouldn’t have the thing if it was going to scare her every time it went off. This particular morning in May, it was for someone in the family. As I was drifting, moving on in peace, below I saw my body being loaded into the ambulance and next to the door stood my older brother and my Mom. The accident had happened just a couple miles from her home - the last of my experience was the thought “this is going to kill Mom” and then I felt and heard a tremendous THUD, suddenly I was looking up at the EMT’s as they loaded me into the ambulance. I’ve done my best to care for my Mom ever since and the NDE did something else, it instilled in me a deep inner need to “pay back” for my second chance. I’m a musician by trade and on a regular basis I work with others to help raise awareness and funds for humanitarian efforts while also promoting emerging artists thru a not-for-profit social enterprise called A4H (tm) Arts4Humanity. I know many others have this same desire following a NDE - it makes you realize what’s important and what isn’t and it’s a shame it takes something so drastic to increase the desire to better serve humanity.

    • @chrissiesmall365
      @chrissiesmall365 5 років тому +18

      Awesome.

    • @essmab2568
      @essmab2568 4 роки тому +40

      I love reading and listening to people’s experiences with the unknown . So fascinating! Thanks for sharing

    • @peterscottmorgan1
      @peterscottmorgan1 4 роки тому +22

      @Adrian Davidson Sounds like he'd ascended through the stratosphere into space (he mentions stars and ascending)

    • @staycurious0815
      @staycurious0815 4 роки тому +14

      @Adrian Davidson I assume, he meant, he was out in space.

    • @dkg6free
      @dkg6free 4 роки тому

      0

  • @jeffs9560
    @jeffs9560 Рік тому +144

    My sister appeared in my dreams about 5-6 hours before she passed away. It was from giving birth early and pre eclampsia. She was in Germany and I was in America. In my dreams I asked her how did she recover so quickly and she didn’t say anything but looked happy. This experience has made me a believer of life after death

    • @Hew.Jarsol
      @Hew.Jarsol Рік тому +5

      Same with me, my sister visited me in Feb 2012 Saturday via a dream. She looked amazing and told me a few things. I'll never forget

    • @derekfranklin1868
      @derekfranklin1868 Рік тому +1

      If one wants to consider that death is actually a condition of the living before life or birth then that's also life after death. So therefore we can experience life after death but the question is can we experience life after death twice. Unless someone is reborn for a second time to tell the tale we can never know that answer but personally as an atheist I would bet the answer is no, we get one crack at it and that's that!

    • @carlloeber
      @carlloeber Рік тому

      Why can't an atheist believe in the afterlife? Why can't an atheist believe that there are far greater intelligences in the universe billions of years older than we? .. and that they are somehow possibly connected with us? They can.

    • @jeanneamlaw4431
      @jeanneamlaw4431 Рік тому

      ​@@Hew.Jarsol😅 5:10
      ⁹I 😊

    • @Hew.Jarsol
      @Hew.Jarsol Рік тому

      @@jeanneamlaw4431??? Don't understand your point?

  • @bournemouthgo
    @bournemouthgo Рік тому +150

    John Cleese, an incredibly lovely man and a complete legend

    • @vhawk1951kl
      @vhawk1951kl 9 місяців тому

      A *L-i-a-r.*
      *And* you know it.

  • @tacobrovo
    @tacobrovo Рік тому +119

    My mother was sick for one year and she passed away. I visited her every month and every 2 weeks for the last few months before she died. She never said anything before I leave but on the 4th of July weekend, I visited her. Before I go back home and I came into the room and told her that I am leaving she was fully alert and crying. She said that she was such a burden for me to visit her and she was worried about me. I told her not to worry and that I will visit her again in a couple of weeks. Once I got home and when to bed; in my dream, I saw her and she was sitting in her bed and looked beautiful, healthy and she smiled at me. Early that morning, my sister called me and told me she was dying. My siblings told me that they saw mom in sweet dreams. Mom passed away three days later. Missed Mom every day.

  • @tjwanderlust2292
    @tjwanderlust2292 Рік тому +74

    1995, Christmas day. I was 15 and sicker than I had ever been in my life. My family had been very hush hush about how I'll my grandmother was and kept her cancer a secret, so I didn't know what was going on or how bad it was. My grandmother was my person. She was the one that I was tied to the most. Even at my age and having outgrown her, I would still lay my head on her lap and fall asleep while watching tv. She was who I wanted to see at the conclusion of school days. Anyway, I was very sick. I got up to use bathroom at home (she lived five minutes away) and I was standing in hallway where bathroom was located in my parents home and then I wasn't. I spontaneously blacked out and fainted. I don't know how long I was out, because I don't remember the moment it happened but I remember the moment I was coming out of it and my mother calling my name in a panicked voice. For some reason, I knew that at the very same moment I fainted was the moment my grandmother died in her home located five minutes away.

    • @gaysy1st
      @gaysy1st Рік тому +5

      Wow. I am so pleased to hear how close you were to your Grandma. I am very close to my 7 year old Grandson & hope that we will always stay that way 😊

    • @MaureenDeVries-wd9mh
      @MaureenDeVries-wd9mh Рік тому +1

      WoW 😮!

    • @illuminate5
      @illuminate5 Рік тому +4

      How beautiful 🙏 I woke up at 2am one morning with my grandmother's voice calling out to me like I was a kid back on her farm. I immediately rang my mother who was by her bedside in a hospice and she answered "Unbelievable! Nanna just took her last breath as you called" 🌹

  • @Visitor2Earth
    @Visitor2Earth Рік тому +27

    I had an NDE at age 22, (13 FEB 1983 @1030, in Mayflower, Arkansas, auto accident) which is about 41 years ago.
    Still, over 40 years later, what happened during my NDE is the most significant and powerful experience of my life. (Hint: I met God 'entity to entity'...it was AMAZING!!!).

    • @josephwanjiku6853
      @josephwanjiku6853 11 місяців тому +1

      You met the machine elves and you were tricked to come back.

    • @mowthpeece1
      @mowthpeece1 11 місяців тому +3

      They call that a Theophony. I've had that. And a Christophony. There's nothing like it in life and words don't come close to describing it.
      I am not however religious and do not believe any god operates in the world at large. But there is Something Else.

    • @dannysmith9009
      @dannysmith9009 10 місяців тому

      ​@@josephwanjiku6853yes

    • @ericscaillet2232
      @ericscaillet2232 9 місяців тому

      poor you...​@@josephwanjiku6853

    • @deniseboudreaux9704
      @deniseboudreaux9704 8 місяців тому

      The better word is SOURCE@@mowthpeece1

  • @kathleenturner7138
    @kathleenturner7138 2 роки тому +67

    I had a shared death experience. I wasn’t the person dying. I saw the light come in...I saw a being made of light...who spoke to me telepathically...ensuring me that it was loving and benevolent. I watched this being take my father. I was pulled into a life review. I was wide awake...it was the middle of the day. At the time, I didn’t even know my father was dying. For me there is no debate.

    • @JeromePrometheus
      @JeromePrometheus 2 роки тому +3

      Can you please tell us more about this, if you don’t mind?

    • @kathleenturner7138
      @kathleenturner7138 2 роки тому +23

      @@JeromePrometheus ...The short version. I was working in my backyard June 13, 2020. Unknown to me at the time, my father was dying in a nursing home.
      While pushing a wheelbarrow of gravel, I stopped for a moment to catch my breath and what I can only describe as pure joy passing through me. I could see it. Golden light. Next I recall a man standing under our maple tree. My backyard was stretched...but even at that moment I did not think that was strange. I never felt any fear or concern. At first I thought it might be my husband...his back was facing me. Next I recall a light coming in...just say “meh”... then my attention was brought back to the light because this time it was coming in more bright and it was absolutely incredible. I said to myself, “I wish I had a camera”. The light was white with hues of colors and misty yet had an amazing clarity and shimmer. It was as if a seam opened in our world and there was another world overlaid with this one. I watched an arm stretch out from the light and it touched with a sparkle effect the man behind his left shoulder and at the same time I felt the intense love on my left side too. A voice said to me using my heart and mind “I love him”. The love was so powerful I was crippled up in awe and beauty on my left side. I responded with, “I would never say that”. That love does not exist here in that intensity. It was parental in nature.
      The next thing I recall was looking at the light and seeing a more dense golden movement. I thought, “what is that” It was as if I moved by thought...next thing I recall was being in the center of a sphere of energy...similar to fine television static. There were three screens...one in front and two on each side. The side screens were blotted out and the front screen was a high definition movie that had my father walking towards a house in green grass. This was the first time I recognized my father. But his back was still facing me but there was also an essence of a memory...but not a memory i recall.
      Then my physical body was placing the wheelbarrow down on the patio...I felt a sensation like sand pouring into the top of my head and my physical vision was coming back in. I think I may have been outside my body.
      It was only when I was back in this physical reality that felt like something was off. Very strong deja vu.
      Anyways, I did submit my experience to the Shared Crossing Project. But that’s the gist of what happened. I may submit my experience to IANDS. Just so that it’s out there in detail for anyone to read.
      Thanks for your inquiry. I do love sharing my experience. I never stop thinking about it.

    • @bestbry1
      @bestbry1 2 роки тому +2

      This is intense! Could you just describe me this extra thing? What memories could you see? Yours or his?

    • @kathleenturner7138
      @kathleenturner7138 2 роки тому +18

      @@bestbry1 ...I’m not sure. I often ask myself that same question. I was clearly watching my father walking towards the broad side of a house with thin wood siding painted yellowish white. The grass was green. I recognized him. I heard people laughing and a child giggling. I could not see them. But somehow I sensed it was a picnic or family gathering. I sense the child had been giggling as if someone was chasing the child...like in a game of tag.
      Sometime I think it was my fathers memory or life because I don’t recall that memory (other than the review). And of course my father was the person who had died. However, I was emotionally attached to the movie on the screen. Sometimes I wonder if it was my life review that was triggered. Perhaps I was the child. But the person I was watching was absolutely without a doubt the back side of my father. A younger version. I recognized him in that moment. Never once in this experience did I feel any fear. Not once did I even question what was happening. But I did think/query things like, “what are you doing over there?” and “what is that golden thing?”. Anytime I did this, I moved into that space instantly.
      Its also worth noting that I did not know it was a life review at the time. I didn’t know what had happened. When I regained my physical composure I sat down on the patio and kept asking myself what just happened? I remember my physical vision being blotted back in the same time I felt the sensation of sand being poured into the top of my head. I saw my husband building the retaining wall. My first confusion was, if my husband is building the wall (on opposite side of the yard) who did I see under the tree? I just sat there looking at the tree and saying to myself, something just happened...what happened? I felt heavy...gravity and a powerful sense of deja vu. After sitting there for a while...I thought maybe I was day dreaming. So I went back to work. I found out several hours later my father had died around the same time I had the experience. It was when I was sitting down thinking about my day when every detail of the experience came back to me. I am so grateful I was allowed to remember.
      I started researching my experience and read about the 360 life review...I was like wow!...that’s what it was. But it was a happy memory. But the experience itself...not once did I feel any fear.
      When the being made of light said to me “I love him”. My response, “I would never say that”. This is the only time I felt shame. I knew my thoughts were open and exposed. My souls was bare and was nothing hidden. This is probably the only time in my experience that I felt a disturbed. I was ashamed of myself for not loving like that. The being did not express anything but love.
      Since that experience, I have been reviewing much of my life. Many things I was not proud of (selfish moments or times I was condescending to others) and I cried everyday for about a year. But I realized I was only focusing on my negative moments and there were many good moments too. I do my best to be the best version of myself...but still people get “triggered” at times...even in simple benign conversation. I’m still a work in progress but I can never go back to the person I was. The experience changed my perspective.
      Thank you for taking the time to listen. I hope I didn’t ramble too long. 💕

    • @angelakisg
      @angelakisg 2 роки тому

      Bullshit

  • @user-hk8gp7ui6s
    @user-hk8gp7ui6s Рік тому +275

    My 72 year old brother died three years ago. A week or so before his death, he yelled out, “Sing it Naomi, sing it!” Naomi had died 37 years previously. She was a piano player and loved to sing.
    A few days later, he whispered to me, “I need help getting across this river.” I said to him, “It’s not time. When it is, someone will come for you.” He replied, “ok,’ and seemed satisfied with my explanation. Later, he called out, “Paul, come and get me! Paul!” Our brother Paul had died five years previously. He died a few days later. He wasn’t on any pain medicine because he always said he was in no pain even though he had cancer from Agent Orange from Vietnam.

    • @leigh3069
      @leigh3069 Рік тому +21

      I think that's absolutely perfect what u said that they will come. Bless you. As a hospice nurse I saw this many times and it's amazing how the brain prepares for the pass to other side.

    • @mawi1172
      @mawi1172 Рік тому +13

      Now he's resting peacefully with them. Trust God. He has a plan. Give our hearts to Christ, Amen. ✝️

    • @stellabellator
      @stellabellator Рік тому +5

      excellent story. thanks for sharing.

    • @raihakingi6954
      @raihakingi6954 Рік тому +4

      What an awesome experience, I loved reading that x

    • @jjk3240
      @jjk3240 Рік тому +2

      Ok
      But the question is, is there life after death?

  • @louisesumrell6331
    @louisesumrell6331 2 роки тому +21

    I was an alcoholic/other drug addict for 45 years. One month before my 60th birthday I reconnected other people and the spiritual. That was 09/21/2018. I'm still sober and clean today, and a different person, the person who was underneath all of the egoic bullshite...
    Life isn't easy or perfect, but it’s good, and I have access to happiness, even joy, at all times now.
    It's possible. It's real. Real enough for what appear to be miracles.
    -weezi-💖🙏💜🙏🤠😁

  • @elainekoeppel7250
    @elainekoeppel7250 Рік тому +16

    The meaning of life on this earth is to grow and learn. And progress in knowledge. It is to eventually become a greater knowledge of all things

    • @gweilospur5877
      @gweilospur5877 9 місяців тому

      Wow, that’s deep….

    • @ejkalegal3145
      @ejkalegal3145 8 місяців тому

      But to what ultimate end?

    • @BencerCourt123
      @BencerCourt123 15 днів тому

      I believe the meaning of life on this earth is a test. To see who among us do their best part to fight injustice, help humanity, assist the poor, donate our precious time/belonging.
      Only the best among us will be rewarded. Those that didn't pass the test will be punished

  • @victoriasebanz281
    @victoriasebanz281 3 роки тому +142

    This is really well presented. All of these scenarios need to continue to be discussed and normalized. I died on the table at 17. I am now 63 finally writing about it. It is only now I feel people are receptive. It is time.

    • @3BDE3ALIAITTALB
      @3BDE3ALIAITTALB 2 роки тому +1

      Hi Victoria I will make an programme about this subject can I have your story ! that will be a great honor for me

    • @beverlypaterra3203
      @beverlypaterra3203 2 роки тому +1

      @@3BDE3ALIAITTALB l

    • @3BDE3ALIAITTALB
      @3BDE3ALIAITTALB 2 роки тому

      @@beverlypaterra3203 Hi how are you you monsioned me how can I help you

    • @George.Andrews.
      @George.Andrews. 2 роки тому +3

      You write well for a dead person

    • @modifiedbear6178
      @modifiedbear6178 2 роки тому +2

      We would love to hear your story.

  • @jackrusselpupper1979
    @jackrusselpupper1979 3 роки тому +176

    Out of body experience I have had when I was giving birth to my daughter at 20 yrs old. I’d nearly died, I think. I came out of my body, floating above, saw my self on the operating table/birthing table, I saw entire room, the doctors and nurses frantically calling out my name. I continue to flow out to the hallway, the walls weren’t obstacles. I saw bright white light in the hall way, most amazing peaceful feeling overcame me. I floated down toward this light, the desire to go to it was immense. At that instance there appeared people old and young, they were saying to me that I must go back, it’s not my time yet. But I told them, without speaking, that I wanted to go with them. However, they insisted it’s not time yet and that I must return! They gently insisted.
    This white light felt so very good I really wanted to go with them. But of course they insisted that it’s not my time and I must return! Then I begun to flow back to the delivery theater, and I heard people loudly telling me to “come on “…….!” breathe! this order repeated several times. The next thing I came to I recall saying to them “I can’t, I can’t!” The doctors gentle but firmly pushed on my stomach with my contractions, I couldn’t help them…but somehow I’d given birth to my daughter! The doctors were congratulating me and saying how beautiful the baby was so on…
    This was my out of body, NDE, for me. These tales are real! Believe those who share their experiences. As these very educated doctors and the others tells here - we continue existing in other planes. We do not cease to exist. We go on as a different form. And some, maybe many, or all, are reborn…although most of us do not recall past lives. We should feel great about that. Maybe some time in the near future we will Know for certain.
    And remember we are Energy, and this energy/waves/the vibrations, does not cease to exist when our body, it’s container ceases to exist, it is released! Freed!
    Thanks for reading my Share. I hope I had articulated enough for my communication to make sense.

    • @davidderidder2667
      @davidderidder2667 3 роки тому +3

      Thanks for sharing, but please don’t go overboard with the hooray. We are trying to understand what is really going on. Not perpetuate romantics.

    • @sarahcosta4882
      @sarahcosta4882 3 роки тому +18

      Thank you for sharing your experience. My daughter passed away in January . Months before she passed away she was very sick in a Boston hospital, in a coma.
      When she regained consciousness she told us that her grandparents, father, aunt and uncle were surrounding her bed. It is the reason I can feel peace that she is not alone, but with her family.

    • @msisms57
      @msisms57 2 роки тому +2

      judgemental much?

    • @tracyavent-costanza346
      @tracyavent-costanza346 2 роки тому +2

      i do wonder why in this "plane" we seem to mostly NOT remember our prior lessons, even though some appear to have been hard learned and hard fought.
      I can identify with the "what is the point?" question and also with the "celestial hokey-pokey" possible ambiguous answer.

    • @wormsnake1
      @wormsnake1 2 роки тому +2

      Wow!! Thank you for you’re testimony.x

  • @leejtxivnpluanuj6950
    @leejtxivnpluanuj6950 Рік тому +45

    Before my mom died she promised me and siblings that she would protected us after death and she would go to Heaven and asked God to protect us. It's been 18 years now, I felt her and God's protection without knowing that there were evil doers tried to hurt me in many occasions after looking back to the dangerous situation I was in.

    • @thewaya1082
      @thewaya1082 Рік тому +4

      Those people educated with the current knowledge and experience and yet they cannot see a simple truth nor can understand or accept if they cannot see with their own eyes. Those people will never know the truth, because they are attached to the material world, to the physical world laws such as biology and math. There are already books of spiritual people actually explaining the spiritual part and even though most of them also do not understand death they are still saying all around things which are true.

    • @thewaya1082
      @thewaya1082 Рік тому

      @jamespalmer2579 I’m sorry but this is a complete nonsense what you wrote.

    • @vhawk1951kl
      @vhawk1951kl 2 місяці тому

      There is just no curing you fcuk-the-commandments anthropomorphic idolaters of tour idolatry is there? You cling on to your wretched totem fetish, image or idol like grim death, don’t you?

  • @jonho7
    @jonho7 Рік тому +14

    When my mother died, my dad, sisters and myself were all around her bed. The moment she passed away, I deliberately looked around the room for a sign of her after seeing recent programmes about near death, out of body experiences. I saw the blinds get sucked towards the window. I swear this was the only time they did this. I smiled in that direction and told her I will see her again.

  • @mbar11
    @mbar11 Рік тому +148

    A year ago, at 50 years of age, I was in a 3 week coma in intensive care, and nearly died. During that period, I had many intense, mystical experiences. They were real to me. After being critical for a while, I made a miraculous recovery. I know we live on after death.

    • @matthewburns5292
      @matthewburns5292 Рік тому +4

      I'd wish for this to be so.
      However surely we would lose our ability to think in our own learned languages in our old life? We are all born naked and without knowledge or learned language. Our brains are what manifest our ability to learn language and behaviours. We must be different to animals in a sense because there is no animal nearly as intelligent as humans in terms of spoken language and concepts. Animals do not fear death and are almost certainly completely unknowing of their own mortality. Indeed they may be able to identify death in the sense that they kill to eat or see the death of another of their kind, but they wouldn't be able to understand what death means and probably are confused or even unable to even try to understand what death is. Humans however are also still animals of a higher level. I don't think we are even close ourselves to understanding the full meaning of death. There is a good possibility even we don't really completely get what it actually might REALLY be. I fear death and hope for something conscious afterward personally. Although I'd be surprised it's anything light deceived in any known religion and its probably not the case we would retain our experiences and language etc. What that means I don't know. Death is scary for sure. Those who say it doesn't are just burying it deep and accepting it will happen but I don't think they are completely honest saying its not something they fear whatsoever.

    • @RustedPlastic11111
      @RustedPlastic11111 Рік тому

      The Species is so advanced that it only fears Death.
      because it knows all it ever has had was, such a short time now the years are gone🎯
      And now greed , love, Surivial all threatened and under seizure from a span of time one
      can comprehend night time is close.
      The truth, you surived this long.
      Congratulations and good night🎯

    • @joebuck4496
      @joebuck4496 Рік тому +3

      @@matthewburns5292 yes, as far as our experience goes our physical brain needs to reach a certain level of physiological development (which exceeds the level of any other species on Earth) in order for our cognitive abilities to reach the point of self awareness (where we could understand deep abstract concepts like death).
      Having said that the mind that emerges from this physical brain is something distinct from the purely physical brain...these two things (physical phenomena and mental phenomena) correlate with each other as opposed to them being the same thing. And this correlation is SO sensitive! If you even slightly tamper with my physical brain my mind becomes incoherent gibberish. This is the part of NDE stories that's interesting, this extremely sensitive correlation between mind & brain becomes a bit Clark Kent like in vulnerable situations (NDEs) where you'd expect the correlation to be at its weakest. It almost suggests that there might be a “Marriage” of mind & body that goes through some sort of “Divorce” at death.
      And me saying this doesn't even take into account the "Possibility" of people confirming events that took place in which it was unequivocally impossible for their physical sense organs (ears/eyes) to have confirmed such things (like confirming something that happened in the waiting room, or confirming a conversation between two doctors at the recorded time of no brain activity)…IF I could be convinced of the validity of THOSE stories then as far as I'm concerned I'm totally sold on consciousness after death...but I'm still seeking data on those NDE claims (that is the gold standard of NDE "Proof"...but only IF I could be convinced of that part).
      Dropping down a level to the other lesser NDE arguments...I will definitely say that I'm rather intrigued that NDEs would just so happen to be a format that would actually fit a context OF your consciousness actually leaving your physical body and "Moving On" from it. It seems awfully curious, especially with me being a guy who could strongly meditate on something up until the moment that I fall asleep, yet I NEVER wind up dreaming about that thing! Instead the dream always winds up being some totally unrelated goofy nonsense. In addition I have had enough deep thoughts about theology to last 20 lifetimes…yet I have never had a single God dream, not even once.
      So it's strange to me that nearly dying should coincidentally result in a fake experience that actually resembles what dying could coherently be like. "The brain is dying! That is the experience that you go through when the brain is dying!!”…says the skeptic. But #1 that seems extremely ad hoc to me. And #2 who cares if the brain is dying...Why can’t I just get something like a mental firework show at brain death?? And since everyone's reporting how lucid and coherent the NDEs are, why not give me something like a recap of Michael Jordan's greatest moments during my brain death experience since I was such a huge Jordan fan?? Or why not let me relive my all time happiest moments in life, or my best love making experience, etc? It seems question begging why my “Brain closing credits” moment should resemble a “Brain moving on from my physical body” moment.
      One sweet experience to go out with a bang on, seems just as good as another sweet experience to go out on!! It’s curious why we consistently would be getting these “Fake Sweet Experiences" of pretending that our consciousness is moving on from our physical bodies after death.
      I also find it curious why DEATH should be an exhilarating experience in the first place. Jeez, if I ever had to make a list of terrible experiences I'd probably venture to say that medical death should make the list lol. It’s very curious that people are reporting their NDE experiences during medical death as being the most pleasurable experiences of their lives.

    • @The04prasanga
      @The04prasanga Рік тому +3

      @Massimo Could you please eloborare the mystic experiences that you went through in that coma period

    • @carlalakins
      @carlalakins Рік тому +5

      @@matthewburns5292 Hello Matthew, sounds like you are trying to speak for the entire human race. You have much to experience yet in life if this is how you feel…. Or perhaps I might say it better this way: it’s too bad that you have missed out on awesome, unexplainable, spine-tingling, and life changing phenomena. Spine-tingling because every time I think about these experiences my spine tingles from my neck all the way down my back while goose bumps well up on my arms…one even 25 yrs later. Yes Matthew, there really are people that know even “deep down” that life continues after bodily death. And once you have an experience, you will too. I pray it’s soon. Btw, look into how elephants behave when one of their “pack” dies. And many times they been documented as coming from a distance to mourn and be with the grieving. Have a good day.

  • @juliadavila3850
    @juliadavila3850 2 роки тому +25

    My mother was dying of cancer. She was home, she told me that her mother come and go in her sleep, but the last days before, all her family was waiting for her, her parents, her sisters all in line!!!

    • @amysands8925
      @amysands8925 2 роки тому +3

      Beauiful. I so wish for that to see them all again.

    • @vhawk1951kl
      @vhawk1951kl 2 місяці тому

      Why do you wretched creatures lie - and lie so badly-transparently?

  • @JohnMathisRN
    @JohnMathisRN Рік тому +222

    As a cancer nurse, I have repeatedly experienced light-headedness, vertigo, and a feeling of euphoria as patients transitioned. They often are seeing or speaking with family who were predeceased. I can't explain it but I've seen it too frequently to dismiss it.

    • @Ace-xt8lv
      @Ace-xt8lv Рік тому

      @@jstewart3799 save your personal religious beliefs for yourself . Nobody wants to hear that shit

    • @chicksgrowtoo
      @chicksgrowtoo Рік тому +21

      My mother just passed away, at home with family around, but for some reason what you just said has brought me such peace. Thank you, and thank you for being there, too. ❤❤❤

    • @aldersonkevin1894
      @aldersonkevin1894 Рік тому +5

      Yes my mother-in-law was dying of cancer she could out her mother's name she died many years ago that same night she died in my arms

    • @martimdesouzajunior7585
      @martimdesouzajunior7585 Рік тому +1

      Could be a form of delirium. Then again, who knows?

    • @tracyavent-costanza346
      @tracyavent-costanza346 Рік тому +9

      @@martimdesouzajunior7585
      except delirium is not generally regarded as spontaneously communicable.
      Maybe there is some kind of field around the person passing, and if you are nearby you can somehow sense it.
      I do think we have more senses than we are typically encouraged to develop, and that might be one of them. As with other senses, some people have keener ones than others.

  • @sirlox8979
    @sirlox8979 Рік тому +9

    Me ahogue en el mar cerca de la playa después de tratar de regresar pero había una corriente qué no me permitia regresar,
    buscaba una lancha qué pasara y nada. Hasta que se terminaron mis fuerzas y comencé a tragar esa agua salada en lugar de aire. Pánico qué duro no se uno o 2 minutos. De repente me doy cuenta que no estoy muerto aunque mi cuerpo si. Una paz qué no existe en este mundo la estaba viviendo agradeciendo a Dios por cumplir con eso de la vida después de la vida. Recordé a mis hijos aún niños y pensé como me hubiera gustado verlos crecer. Inmediatamente regrese a mu cuerpo y este salio a la superficie y la corriente me acerco a la orilla y ahí mi pequeño hijo de 9 años me ayudo a salir. Papá te estabas ahogando dijo. Pensé Dios porque. Estaba feliz. Hoy agradezco a Dios la oportunidad mi hijo tiene 46 años. No se como va a ser mi muerte ya no importa espero que no duela.

  • @lindalowe337
    @lindalowe337 3 роки тому +22

    In the time leading toward my mother’s passing we were together in her hospital room. As we spoke, she turned to look at the end of the bed and slightly to the left. She listened, nodded and said ‘not yet dear’. She listened more and said, ‘yes, alright’. At the time I was taken aback. I looked around expecting to see another person. Her grandchildren were coming to see her in a couple of days. Although see was exhausted, weak and weary, when they arrived, she went outside in a wheelchair with them and lovely pictures were taken.
    After that, palliative care was started and she was ready to go. I now believe she was visited by a deceased loved one looking to take her hand and guide her through death. She went after she said her good byes. Thank you for this informative talk. It explains what happened in that moment. It was profound.

    • @tracyavent-costanza346
      @tracyavent-costanza346 2 роки тому +2

      I remember hearing, second hand, of a family friend "Dee-Dee" who was on her last couple of days. A young man named Stephen, who was close to the family himself, was there with her. Apparently she had tripped or fallen or something, and he kind of freaked out. He sort of panicked and half-yelled "Dee-Dee are you all right?"
      "Don't yell, Stephen", she apparently said, in full clear voice despite otherwise having been mostly incoherent for days.
      I gather her tone was kind of annoyed. That was TOTALLY her.
      She wanted things to be in order and make sense and not be over-dramatic.
      Apparently she was gone within a day or two.
      And for some reason I felt compelled to call, despite not having talked to anyone in the house for some years. As a I recall, her daughter said "we just lost mom yesterday".

  • @jcloud2928
    @jcloud2928 6 років тому +187

    Fantastic interview. John Cleese was the perfect moderator for the topic allowing for a relaxed conversation on a subject some are uncomfortable with. So in the words of John Cleese "He who laughs most, learns best" and that I did. Salute.

    • @dopier12
      @dopier12 6 років тому +2

      j cloud,
      Agreed! I thought the host was resectful, at non times indifferent, which comes across as deference to those more versed in the subject matter.

    • @Lit_Hot_takes
      @Lit_Hot_takes 6 років тому

      This is a Act of humble Corporate greed/science to the blind

    • @ausendundeinenacht1
      @ausendundeinenacht1 6 років тому +2

      yeahhh

    • @loke2860
      @loke2860 5 років тому +2

      @@Lit_Hot_takes no its not lul

    • @bicepslove
      @bicepslove 5 років тому +1

      Yes, he was humble, but, while usually very critical and perceptive of nonsense, he seems to buy everything the panel says. Well, I hope he felt at least a bit awkward about some of the statements.

  • @kimberlykisinger6744
    @kimberlykisinger6744 5 років тому +367

    This subject really touches the first speaker.. His heart is really into finding the answers he seeks.

    • @kardoyle
      @kardoyle 4 роки тому +29

      Kimberly Kisinger yes i was picking up on his emotional voice too . It’s very emotional because we and he in this case relate and/or resonate with the dying bec they get to go home ! A place we want to go to as well 🤗

    • @kardoyle
      @kardoyle 4 роки тому +9

      Kimberly Kisinger yes i was picking up on his emotional voice too . It’s very emotional because we and he in this case relate and/or resonate with the dying bec they get to go home ! A place we want to go to as well !

    • @lisathomas1622
      @lisathomas1622 4 роки тому +6

      I too noticed that 😄

    • @Holocaustica
      @Holocaustica 3 роки тому +4

      I hear stage fright.

    • @Celticcross688
      @Celticcross688 3 роки тому +8

      Yes, it moved him, is eyes filled with tears..

  • @vikkitimmis3187
    @vikkitimmis3187 Рік тому +9

    Hi, great discussion. I’m a nurse with 25yrs frontline. I have seen and experienced far too many coincidences for it whatever, it is to not be real. More recently my own personal experience after contracting covid on the job. To cut a long story short I have had two ITU admissions the 2nd of which was far worse. I was ventilated then had a STEMI heart attack. All I can say is I know when I left my body. There was no light it was dark speckled with gold. I met a lady who I do not know, I asked her what I should do, she said I must decide. My point is my consciousness was still there, I remember thinking how can I still be thinking? How can I still be here? I was pain free and calm. I was then put into a medically induced coma for 3 weeks. That’s another story! ITU delirium was great! I can however tell you the both experiences were totally different. It was touch and go, my family were told prepare for the worst. I heard my sons breaking down and my sisters and mum. I heard them, I heard the drs. I decided to fight for my kids took everything I had to get back. I did it! then all the pain came back, 12months on I’m still in pain……lol……being a qualified nurse I have trained and learned from proven science however, this happened to me I’m still learning and remembering things from my experience. I’ve also had a crisis ? Spirit? Call to me whilst I was hoovering to take care of my dad, [this was like 30yrs prior to my own experience] around that time his partner passed away. Numerous stories from my 25yrs in nursing from A&E to surgical, mental health, complex needs………I don’t believe in coincidences.

  • @Dalester1979
    @Dalester1979 4 роки тому +703

    My grandmother always said that "We're spiritual beings having a human experience."

    • @Jeffrey050711
      @Jeffrey050711 4 роки тому +49

      It is sort of ironic to me that through this scientific approach to consciousness, I am actually becoming MORE religious.

    • @SteveSmith-os5bs
      @SteveSmith-os5bs 4 роки тому +77

      I have become less religious and more spiritual. People from all belief systems are having these experiences. Atheists, Christians, Muslims, Buddhist. Life has a purpose not tied to any dogma or religion.

    • @niloujan100
      @niloujan100 4 роки тому +30

      Of course we are. We are spiritual beings inhabiting a human body, not the other way around.

    • @niloujan100
      @niloujan100 4 роки тому +15

      Steve Smith you got it!

    • @sony5244
      @sony5244 4 роки тому +9

      correct

  • @phoenixrisin2269
    @phoenixrisin2269 5 років тому +183

    My son and wife had passed away. It had been about 5 years and I got remarried. I was getting ready to go to weekend retreat the next day with men to just get ministered to for things we deal with like death. I fell asleep that night and had the most realistic dream I’ve ever had. My son appeared to me sitting down and I greeted him with a hug and kiss and asked him how he was. He told me he was going to school learning about these huge trees. He had a writing pad and showed me that these trees were very tall but had a very shallow root system that branched out and they joined each other and fed and supported each other. They could not stand alone. He was wearing a red shirt and his face was glowing. He said the trees were like a family that couldn’t get along without each other. We were talking and I jolted awake and awoke my wife. I was so excited that Cory boy had paid me a visit and he was in school and told her about his trees he was studying in great detail. She probably thought I was nuts. I left on the trip the next morning still excited and told the group I was with about dream. How realistic and thought my son paid me a visit. The retreat was intense and we all were pretty tight at the end. We were all getting ready to leave and the leader was from Chicago. We were in Texas. I never mentioned anything about my dream to anyone other than my riding companions, 4 guys. The leader had us circle up and put our arms on each other’s shoulders. He then said,”Do you guys know about the redwood trees. They are huge and very tall but have shallow root structures. The support and nourish each other and cannot stand alone without each other. Just like you men. You need each other.” Almost word for word what my son told me! By that time my friends were in tears and I couldn’t contain myself. We just looked at each other. The leader continued on and we finished up without a word. I told my wife when I got home and she was in shock. A week later we had a meeting with all the guys on the trip and their wives. I shared my story and told them what happened. Is there life after death? What do you think?

    • @dynjarren7523
      @dynjarren7523 5 років тому +20

      Randy benton
      Good Story! Very profound! I personally don’t believe in coincidences! I’ve heard that Spirits can visit us in our dreams! Also with electric energy. Lights going on or off. Strange mechanical failures or electrical failures. This is their way of communicating with us.
      How wonderful that you got to see your son again and hug him and talk with him! I believe he visited you to tell you he’s okay! And he’s waiting for you on the other side. You will see him again and reunite.
      I believe this very much now. And I’m a former Atheist. Until recently I believed in nothing that I couldn’t see with my own eyes.
      My mother died from a stroke a year ago. I believe she visited me already twice with some signs. She was telling me she is okay. I expect to see her again and all my relatives again on the other side. My two uncles and grandparents who I still miss very much. Thanks for sharing your story. You can believe or disbelieve whatever you like. I know what I believe.
      Oh yeah, I told you I don’t believe in coincidences, right? Well, Doris Day sadly died the other day at the ripe old age of 97. She was actually in good health but caught pneumonia and passed away. She passed away after Mother’s Day. So did my mother a year ago! I cried when I heard the news because my mother was exactly like her and she always reminded me of her. So to me this is no coincidence but another sign or signal. That’s how I see it. No way she died on the same day by happenstance. Statistically impossible!

    • @glamdolly30
      @glamdolly30 5 років тому +9

      That's beautiful & I fully believe U had a visit frm yr dear lad. The tree tale is far 2 detailed 2 be a fluke. He talked 2 U. I have started 2 believe the dead are able 2 visit us thru dreams - because we have altered perceptim as we sleep & we are able 2 be reached because we are asleep. My best pal died 3 years back - sadly we were estramged as she died. I was devastated that she had left - & we missed makig up. But after a few weeks she started 2 visit me thru my dreams.
      I say 2 the bereaved - have faith. U may well get a visit, thru yr dreams! It was a great thrill 4 me that my pal remembered 2 visit me 4 a chat as I slept. The laws cf Physics say all matter is 4ever, ie it's imdestructible. That is prccf 4 me that spirits live 4ever.

    • @phoenixrisin2269
      @phoenixrisin2269 5 років тому +8

      glamdolly20 Your buddy came to you to say your relationship will always be in tact! We worry when someone dies that we left things unsaid. It’s more for us really. When they get to the other side, they experience ecstasy and now know that the spiritual condition of man is a fallen one and they can’t hold any ill will towards us. It’s impossible. He came to you to let you know this. He is all around you if you just learn to be present in the moment, you will feel him. I take lecithin when I want to dream now and it enables me to get visits from my lost friends and loved ones. I don’t do it all the time but when I feel a longing or start thinking about them, I will induce a deep dream state. We have so much to learn as a western society and I believe a transformational shift is coming. The Muslims say God says there are 70 veils between you to me but there are none between me to you. Those veils of anger, resentment, disappointments, etc are all self imposed and need to be taken down one by one. All negative emotions are in our heads and hearts and self made. Someone can’t be irritating if we don’t allow ourselves to be irritated! As we take these veils down, we will encroach on the spiritual plane. Namaste!

    • @glamdolly30
      @glamdolly30 5 років тому +8

      @@phoenixrisin2269 U speak truth, & I will take a tip frcm U & get the pills 2 facilitate a deep dream state. I'd like 2 see my pal regularly!
      This is a hard time 4 me. My fur-baby died 6 weeks back, a beautiful Maltese terrier, she was my best pal 13 years. I miss her terribly & cry every day - I'm childless, she was my family. I pray she waits 4 me & we will be back 2gether 1 day.
      U really helped me 2day. What U said was warm & healed my spirit. I appreciate it! XXX

    • @phoenixrisin2269
      @phoenixrisin2269 5 років тому +6

      glamdolly20 When we realize we are here to share and help other people, we get our mind off our problems and our depression lifts. Maybe go to a shelter or find you another dog quickly. You will grieve your pup but it sure helps to share it will another little one.

  • @simon5090
    @simon5090 5 років тому +1886

    Remember.. Your body doesn't have a Soul, Your Soul has a body.

    • @Electronicmedium1111
      @Electronicmedium1111 5 років тому +65

      Well said! 💖

    • @tavuzzipust7887
      @tavuzzipust7887 5 років тому +41

      That was the teaching of the medieval scholastics. Thomas Aquinas, for example, says that "the soul contains the body..., rather than the other way around" (Summa Theol. Ia q76 a3).

    • @Eman_Puedama
      @Eman_Puedama 5 років тому +34

      There are some things to be said for materialism, but in general, I think you're right and also, that it's almost completely obvious that you're right. I think that, in the long run, organised religion has done about as much to promote materialism as the materialists themselves. That's because I think that religion has always been a mix of legitimate syncretism, mysticism and philosophy with social engineering and propaganda.
      Geopolitics, statecraft and metaphysics make for a confusing mixture. Then again, there are probably some advantages to having a simplified metaphysical framework that a group of people can all easily relate to and bond over.

    • @lorriesmith5086
      @lorriesmith5086 5 років тому +14

      Well said! Correct and concise😍

    • @optimusprime5199
      @optimusprime5199 5 років тому +34

      How do you know?

  • @Richard_Lush
    @Richard_Lush Рік тому +64

    I had a weird experience. In early September 2020 I had a dream about my son. In that dream my son was standing there as a child ( he was 27 at the time) I ran up and picked him up and hugged him and I couldn’t stop crying. I told my wife about it the next day. I told my son and he just laughed it off telling me I was stupid. He died of an accidental drug overdose on September 7 2020. The last thing I said said in the text was I loved him even though he was being fairly abusive in his text to me. I was going to respond on his rudeness but i decided to leave it with “I love you “. Glad I did. Could have just been projecting my worry about him and his drug use but you never know.

    • @stefanynguyen66
      @stefanynguyen66 Рік тому +7

      I'm sorry for your loss ❤

    • @marias7599
      @marias7599 Рік тому +2

      I’m sorry for your loss.

    • @marybrett3149
      @marybrett3149 Рік тому +4

      I think your heart knew. My deepest heartfelt sympathy.

    • @MaureenDeVries-wd9mh
      @MaureenDeVries-wd9mh Рік тому +1

      Condolences

    • @janice369
      @janice369 Рік тому +1

      I'm so sorry. Wow. Some things we just can't explain.. I'm so glad you have your wife's love, support & understanding.

  • @alexandrapekri7610
    @alexandrapekri7610 4 роки тому +67

    The comment about people with dementia is so true - my gran had Alzheimer's for a long time, she died on Christmas day, that day she recognised everyone, her children, grandchildren and great grandchildren which she hadn't done for a long time. I find these experiences comforting as I recently lost my husband who was only 48yrs old - we were together for 33 years and I find it easier to cope with the thought I will see him again.

    • @kittybitts567
      @kittybitts567 2 роки тому +1

      I'm so sorry you lost your husband! God bless his soul. May he rest in peace. May perpetual light shine upon him. May his soul and the souls of the faithful departed through the Mercy of God rest in peace in Jesus' Holy Name, Amen. God bless and give you comfort and solace, Amen.

    • @ewelltides
      @ewelltides Рік тому

      Oh it must be heart breaking. I hope you find peace in your memories you had with him. I want you to know there is a God. We are his children. We are all brothers and sisters. He has a plan for us. His plan is for us to get to know Him and His Son through prayer, doing good deeds and doing our best to be like Him. He does not expect perfection. Just do our best. We each have a spirit that came down on earth to gain a body and learn as much as we can about good things and our Savior. We knew our ancestors before we came to earth. There is a curtain that closes our mind from our pre earth life so we can concentrate on this part of our journey. Some are given a gift to sense, see or even feel those that have passed on. It happens to comfort us and give us hope of seeing them again. Do not be afraid of those experiences! Enjoy and treasure those moments knowing that they are ok. The hard part is the temporary separation and not having them physically in body with us. They are busy doing work on the other side and may come to visit us time to time.

    • @juliamcdonnell2192
      @juliamcdonnell2192 Рік тому

      I’m so sorry for your loss 🙏🏼

  • @BrenB125
    @BrenB125 2 роки тому +18

    We live in a supernatural world. The ones who don't experience the supernatural are so living in the flesh. I enjoy the supernatural.

  • @redlabel69
    @redlabel69 Рік тому +21

    Have always adored John Cleese, ever since my first viewing of Holy Grail in the early-mid 1980s, or even his Monty Python episodes. SO glad that he was interested enough in NDEs to host such an important panel.

    • @arleneportsmouth1263
      @arleneportsmouth1263 Рік тому

      Wow... thanks for that information. I have never heard of him before this discussion. I became quite fond of him quickly as he reminded me so much of my past love Richard W. Lamb who passed a few years back. Now, I will want to investigate those shows you mentioned.

  • @13yearsaprepperr.jtilbury.51
    @13yearsaprepperr.jtilbury.51 10 місяців тому +8

    my wifes cousin died 2 days ago , he was here , we are 200k`s away from him ,,,, we both saw him then he disappeared in front of our eyes ,,, at the time it scared the shit out of us then the police turned up 4 hours later to tell us he passed away ,
    God speed Mark , one day we will see you again .
    Rob

  • @berniebooth5045
    @berniebooth5045 3 роки тому +76

    As a bereavement support worker one lady told me of the death of her father, who was one of a pair of identical twins. She was with him when he died, and then rang the twin (her uncle) to tell him the news. He replied that he already knew as her father had just been to tell him.

  • @TeriMarieC
    @TeriMarieC 2 роки тому +120

    These are my experiences:
    It was the 29th day and I sitting in the last seats in church. No one beside or behind when we told a woman had passed that I was assigned to visit each month. When her name was given I felt absolutely so very guilt for not visiting her earlier. I felt heat going through me because a waited too long to visit her. Then all of a sudden I felt a finger poking my right upper arm. There was no one near me. I closed my eyes and new she was letting me know it was okay. She was okay.
    Then there was the time when I was kneel in church praying for some who had passed 2 weeks earlier. She didn't consider me a friend but I thought I should pray for her. There was nobody around me when I felt a soild punch in my arm. I thought okay she definitely doesn't want me to pray for her. I left.
    When I was 15 my sister and I were in bed talking about our baby sister who pass away 4 years earlier. The lights were off and only the kitchen light was on so the could see clearly in the dark. As were talking about her, we stopped and turned to the open door. We could hear the sound of her little shoes running down the hall and right into our room. We both saw the dark tiny shape of our baby sister running into our room and running back and forth at the foot of our beds. We were both so frightened we pulled the covers over our heads and finally fell asleep.
    2001 I lost the love of my life to prostate cancer. That night when I laid in bed grieving. I heard and felt his side of the bed go down like when he'd sit on the bed. I was to frightened to move or look. I knew he knew I loved him, so I just stayed quiet and fell asleep knowing he was still with me.
    Our souls continue to exist and they are around us. I take comfort in that.

    • @juneandrews8315
      @juneandrews8315 Рік тому

      Do😼😱😱😱😱s dcdccd. Dcd chf s

    • @00tonytone
      @00tonytone Рік тому

      Alot of christians dont believe in reincarnation. I tell them God can do whatever he wants.

    • @JohnCena-jo4qi
      @JohnCena-jo4qi Рік тому

      I am deeply sorry if these offends or scares u in any way but those are demons playing tricks on u. They love to mess with our brains. They know exactly how we think. So when ever u see a dead relative it’s always a demon trying to confuse and trick u. I think they especially like to do it to people who are grieving or to those who are on deaths doorstep and are going to hell. They love to trick people into thinking their in paradise.Also I believe it’s very demonic for something like a solid punch to your arm to happen while u are praying at all let alone for someone else. And as for your diseased lover (sorry for your lost) I’m sure that is some kind of spiritual spouse jezebel like spirit.
      If u seek JESUS seek DELIVERANCE from these foul spirits.

    • @bahaar2825
      @bahaar2825 Рік тому +5

      Wow, that is beautiful!

    • @paulbradley705
      @paulbradley705 Рік тому

      You liar.

  • @Simon-to3iv
    @Simon-to3iv 3 роки тому +69

    My Mum suffered with Bi-polar syndrome after the age of 16 for her whole life. For the last four months of her life, she had absolutely no sign of the syndrome. She was happy, calm and even tempered. She died with a smile on her face.

    • @RMT192
      @RMT192 2 роки тому +1

      Sounds like my cat. Sorry for your loss.

    • @thuhadao2385
      @thuhadao2385 Рік тому

      Did your cat smile when it died?

    • @josephwanjiku6853
      @josephwanjiku6853 11 місяців тому

      A strict carnivore way of life treats bi polar

  • @Reverendclementegbekai
    @Reverendclementegbekai 9 місяців тому +2

    Amen & Amen: I have two testimonies - 1. I had a visitor as a young graduate and myself as a powerful king with the kingdom location clearly under a bridge in a market. For the First time I traveled to a town and later too a stroll and was astonished when I saw everything in my vision in Yola, Nigeria under the Pillar of the the River Benue🙏🙏🙏♥️♥️♥️

  • @Halebopp97
    @Halebopp97 5 років тому +234

    Finally some open minded, clever folk who aren't stuck in the old dogmatic trench like so many other 'scientists', talking about this seriously. Honourable.

    • @bicepslove
      @bicepslove 5 років тому +3

      All of it, of course, posted on a video platform that would not exist if there had not been the other 'science' (in quotation marks).

    • @bootyman234
      @bootyman234 5 років тому +3

      Dogmatism is only an impediment coming from the "person" misrepresenting science. But properly conducted, it's open to whatever IN FACT pans out and can stand the test of objective scrutiny. Being too open minded is what allows deception to creep in because your emotions are usurping your ability to scrutinize and discern.

    • @bootyman234
      @bootyman234 4 роки тому +1

      @J B And thank you J B for being so generous with your compliment. I am also in agreement of your assessment as well. =)

    • @Halebopp97
      @Halebopp97 4 роки тому +1

      @Linda Valdeen cool.

    • @clydapowers3987
      @clydapowers3987 4 роки тому +1

      And it's all connected to God and if you get into the Bible deep enough you will find it

  • @nigellbutlerrr2638
    @nigellbutlerrr2638 Рік тому +58

    I had out of body experience at 19, and it is so nice to be free from the body. All the discomforts vanish

    • @sandbach7195
      @sandbach7195 Рік тому +3

      Please explaine

    • @brunogalati8408
      @brunogalati8408 Рік тому +2

      what happened

    • @gweilospur5877
      @gweilospur5877 9 місяців тому

      I used to have out of body experiences frequently. By co- incidence it was always late on a Friday or Saturday night after a large number of beers.

  • @diesel7589
    @diesel7589 5 років тому +52

    Thank you, Bruce Greyson, for sharing your lifelong studies about these NDEs and the life after death. Thank you, Dr. Jim Tucker, about reincarnations. Much Appreciation to Dr. Greyson, Dr. Tucker, and other team researchers for your devotion in these areas.

    • @inaacielo6078
      @inaacielo6078 4 роки тому +2

      🙏🏻👍🏽👌👏🏽👊

    • @El_Deen
      @El_Deen 3 роки тому

    • @tracyavent-costanza346
      @tracyavent-costanza346 2 роки тому +2

      as at least one of them mentioned, choosing this field was often regarded as professional suicide. Likewise for aircraft pilots who risked "reporting" some unexplained phenomena in the sky or near space. I especially admire the integrity of those who give testimony even if it might arguably cost them to tell the truth as they
      regard it to be.

  • @MrBernardo06
    @MrBernardo06 10 місяців тому +4

    I deeply admire Dr. Bruce Greyson, he actually gets really involved and truly care about the NDE. Thank your for devoting your life to this research.

  • @carolynluckas1219
    @carolynluckas1219 3 роки тому +72

    When my dad passed, my mom and I were at the the bedside exactly when it happened. He was at home. As soon as he passed my mom said out loud the name of a childhood friend of my dads who had died at a young age but was close to my dad back when. She hadn’t thought about that name for decades as it had been buried by time. She immediately said he was there to meet my dad at his passing and carry him on....she was perplexed as to why that thought came into her mind at exactly that moment. But that it was powerful..

    • @brucemckenziefraser139
      @brucemckenziefraser139 3 роки тому +11

      My first love died in a car crash when she was just 16 😪
      I wasn't with her on that day. It would be lovely if she was there to meet me when I die ❤ 🙏

    • @gauravthorat6497
      @gauravthorat6497 3 роки тому

      @@brucemckenziefraser139 please do not attached her attachment is suffering of all grif

    • @HarryNicNicholas
      @HarryNicNicholas 3 роки тому +4

      how? remembering a name is powerful?

    • @orionstar6747
      @orionstar6747 3 роки тому +8

      @@brucemckenziefraser139 keep her in your heart, and mind, she knows you always loved her, and she will be meeting you when the day comes. Love is the greatest force that unite and protect us .
      Stay Safe.

    • @telectronix1368
      @telectronix1368 3 роки тому +2

      @@HarryNicNicholas Yeah it reads more as ascribing a deeper meaning to a an understandable reaction: someone has just died, we are thinking about them, we recall memories we wouldn't normally think about.
      It's like the "the phone rang and......I just 'knew' it was bad news" is just the underlying reaction we have to any phonecall (that it might be bad news) and, eventually, it is.

  • @sandycarroll2640
    @sandycarroll2640 3 роки тому +162

    I died when I was 12yrs old from a car accident. I floated over my body looking at myself & watching the doctor working in me. I followed him to the waiting room where my aunt , brother and sister was. I heard him ask where my father was .my dad wasn't there yet.he told my aunt that they lost me. too much blood loss. My brother put his face in his hands & started crying. I was trying to comfort him. I was frustrated that nobody could see me. Then I followed the doctor back in the hospital room & he said let's try one more time. They had the old fashioned paddles they used to use & put them on my chest. I woke up 3 days later in ICU.

    • @brucknerian9664
      @brucknerian9664 3 роки тому +17

      Nice to see a more recent comment ... try and look up mine; having to do with what was said about Ryan. I too had an accident, runing my bike into a car, same age ... but, though I flew more than 20 feet through the air I didn't land on the pavement; I was gently laid down on the pavement.

    • @valerievaughan7487
      @valerievaughan7487 3 роки тому

      Quit saying umm she is more intelligent than that

    • @sterlingfury7970
      @sterlingfury7970 3 роки тому +10

      My younger brother was in a car that was sliding under a tanker truck and he said it was like something grabbed the car and stopped it from going under or he's sure he'd have been killed

    • @anastaziak6621
      @anastaziak6621 3 роки тому +8

      Sandy Carroll it definitely was "NOT" your time to go! That is AMAZING!!!
      "GOD" sent you back to live what a
      TRUE BLESSING!!!

    • @anastaziak6621
      @anastaziak6621 3 роки тому +4

      @@brucknerian9664
      "INCREDIBLE" "PRAISE GOD" AMEN 🙏

  • @lena-mariag.louis-charles3579
    @lena-mariag.louis-charles3579 3 роки тому +19

    Having had profound experiences throughout my entire life (both personally and professionally...) - beginning in early childhood with an NDE, while fighting bacterial and viral meningitis (back in the late 1960's...), and as an adult, working with patients in the medical field, I firmly believe that we're eternal souls, housed in temporary bodies.
    I can't wait to bury my nose in Edward Kelly's book, "An Irreducible Mind".
    A big THANK YOU to The Tom Tom Foundation for uploading this talk!

  • @katiebagwell4562
    @katiebagwell4562 Рік тому +5

    At 1.04 - Clairaudience. I felt this.
    When I was in labour with my son, the ward was full and I wasn't registered for delivery and couldn't have any pain relief. I was like this for 72 hours moving from ward to ward and my husband jokes that it was the most silent I've ever been but my sister in law passed away when I was pregnant and I missed all of the "Baby breathing" classes due to the funeral and taking care of my family, and whilst in labour I could her a man with a Jamaican accent talking me through what to do and I was listening so intently, I can't explain it.
    Later that evening, I went into theatre because of complications and I haemorrhaged losing litres of blood.
    I'm lucky that I'm still here, but that whole period was definitely a "there is more to life" than I ever thought before.

  • @terrycallow2979
    @terrycallow2979 4 роки тому +14

    Wish this could have gone on longer. Having said that all I want to add is, Live your life without hating or hurting anyone or any living being keep your thoughts pure and enjoy the life you've been given. I've tried to do this and have not been that sucessful so I guess I might be coming back, and I don't think I really want to.

  • @michael-il2by
    @michael-il2by 5 років тому +125

    John Cleese is a hero to me and I had thought he was a devout atheist. When I heard the bona fides of his panel, I was sure it was going to be a tear down session on anything extra-biological. I chose to give it a chance and I have to admit I was as wrong as person can be and quite surprised about that. This was an excellent discussion and I’m glad I gave it a chance.

    • @garymarkham4538
      @garymarkham4538 5 років тому +9

      michael I approached the debate from the same angle as yourself, expecting evidence tearing apart any suggestion of out of body consciousness. I'm actually listening to this due to my own work experiences and personal experiences. It's good to see this stuff has some research from appropriately educated folk. I keep an open mind. If nowt else, it's an interesting debate.

    • @olwens1368
      @olwens1368 5 років тому +7

      Exactly the same for me. I avoided watching for a long time and was very pleasantly surprised when I finally did.

    • @gwhiz5109
      @gwhiz5109 5 років тому +21

      Being atheistic is not counter to being open to consciousness beyond this existence. I've had experiences similar to those discussed and I do not feel the need to believe in a god. An infinite universe makes for infinite posibilities.

    • @michael-il2by
      @michael-il2by 5 років тому +4

      G Whiz - Good point. You’re right , I was conflating disbelief in God with rejection of an afterlife. It’s curious, but I honestly can’t think of a word that describes your position. Can you suggest one? I’m honestly stumped...

    • @gwhiz5109
      @gwhiz5109 5 років тому +9

      Language is interesting that way. If a word can’t be found, it doesn’t really affect the reality. Those who are steeped in a belief of god(s) will only see the world through a theistic filter, the Alpha and Omega. I wasn’t indoctrinated in any particular belief system so I just have my own experiences & observations; my conception of existence is more like a Möbius strip, each point is neither/either beginning &/or end.

  • @hshf.6292
    @hshf.6292 2 роки тому +34

    The first man talking, seems so nice_ hearted, as if he had touched his patients' agony by his soul.

  • @dougfielding8215
    @dougfielding8215 8 місяців тому +17

    I kept trying to convert my Dad to being a believer in God and the after life, making him so angry every time. He believed when you're dead, you're dead, end of story. You simply cease to exist. The night my Dad died, on Father's day, he came to me beside my bed when I was semi conscientious, just before sleep and told me he's not quite sure how this works (communicating with me) but that I was right (about life continuing). He seemed eager to let me know, yet a little sheepish. He looked at least 20 years younger and stronger. Though I knew he was dead, I had no sense of fear. It was just my Dad, I could not only see him but more feel his spirit

    • @vhawk1951kl
      @vhawk1951kl 2 місяці тому

      There is just no curing you fcuk-the-commandments anthropomorphic idolaters of tour idolatry is there? You cling on to your wretched totem fetish, image or idol like grim death, don’t you?

  • @karenkilloran7020
    @karenkilloran7020 Рік тому +161

    My husband met a lady who died on the operating table who was thankfully revived. She also observed things in the operating room. After recovery she mentioned to her surgeon she saw him reviving her & told him many other things, one of which was the serial number on the back of the operating light. The surgeon had it checked out & the serial number on the back of the operating light was exactly the same.

  • @richardsevern2973
    @richardsevern2973 3 роки тому +30

    When I was three years old I was in the hospital with pneumonia. I can still remember the ward I was in vividly. The ceiling was very high. I have this memory of looking down from a great height, as it seemed to me, onto the ward. This was in 1944. It was a sunny day and I could see beautiful green leaves on the trees outside. There were a few soldiers visiting, as I assume, were their children. I did get better, I know that because I am now 80 and still alive.
    When I was a baby my mother would lay me on the settee. I told my mother a year or so before she passed away, that I could remember that settee very well. It was covered in a beautiful blue material which I now know it was velvet. In I used to run my hand over it just to feel the softness. My mother asked me in surprise, You remember that?
    I believe in ghosts. Why? Because there is one in my house. I love it when it appears. It isn't frightening. It isn't a human. It's a cat. My late wife didn't believe me until one night, as I was watching TV, it appeared sat down by the patio door curtains. My wife had her head in a book and I said to her, What's that by the curtain? She looked and said it's a black cat. Now do you believe me, Margaret? She did.

    • @tracyavent-costanza346
      @tracyavent-costanza346 2 роки тому

      architecture of that period and especially prior in europe, tended to have high interior ceilings. I gather for one thing, that such design elements tended to make interiors somewhat less affected by temperature extremes and possibly also humidity variants. Of course it also made painting of interiors, a lot more complicated
      which in turn may have driven the popularity of wall paper (sometimes I gather which was even used on ceilings).

    • @5555kids
      @5555kids 2 роки тому

      We have cat ghosts

  • @Radioman7788
    @Radioman7788 5 років тому +92

    I had an N.D.E. when I was ten years old. Siting here listening to these people, I find myself nodding my head and saying yup, yup that's what I experienced. I also remember seeing colors that I have no name for.

    • @fancysfolly554
      @fancysfolly554 4 роки тому +15

      It has brought me so much peace over the years since Ive lost loved ones, reading these experiences

    • @libramagyk
      @libramagyk 4 роки тому +5

      I saw different colored glowing globes..all of them were buzzing sound but each color had it's own key

    • @sapurorayphand7287
      @sapurorayphand7287 4 роки тому +1

      Sounds like hillusion

    • @vimalsehgal4183
      @vimalsehgal4183 3 роки тому +1

      HINDU Sanatan Dharam
      Love is divine and Divinity is love personified. For rational spiritual knowledge read my free eBook
      The meaning of life
      by Vimal Sehgal
      B.Tech IIT Delhi
      link below
      www.smashwords.com/books/view/12846
      Topics include
      The meaning of life
      Love is the ultimate reality
      Immortality and bliss
      Life vs matter
      Reincarnation / Rebirth
      Life is but a dream
      Proof of God's existence
      The laws of karma
      Location of soul
      Meditation and bhakti yoga
      The art of dying.
      Read
      1. BHAGVAT GITA which is spoken directly by God himself. And
      2. Srimad Bhagvat Mahapuran scripture par excellence.
      These can be read in the following ebook library simply by tapping on book and chapter. Link below
      vedabase.io/en/library/

    • @kabhisharma3464
      @kabhisharma3464 3 роки тому

      @@fancysfolly554 me too following urs suit

  • @Lorraine-xq2ve
    @Lorraine-xq2ve Рік тому +3

    My mother came back and sat on my niece's bed two times after she died. My son comes to me in visions and also turns candles on esp on my birthday. I could go on and on.

  • @garyanderson2100
    @garyanderson2100 3 роки тому +31

    My NDE was in 1968 during a 2nd bout with the Hong Kong flu, I was 13. I saw my mom walk away from my bed as she tapped the thermometer while exclaiming, “106, this can’t be right.” She continued out of the room walking up 2 stairs to the next room. All this as I hovered over her and watched. I next saw this orb of unbelievable light and was racing towards it head 1st in a void of blackness. 3 beings were now beside me, the 1 closes to my head said as we faced one another, “it is not your time, you have a long life to live,” I stared back to see this beautiful smile peer back. The head of the 2nd entity was at my waist. It was the 3rd who was below what would be my feet that I felt held the most against the ensuing darkness. I then found myself in the light with no one near. My mind exploded with all knowledge, past, future, science, history, it was everything and unbelievably so. I was overwhelmed with happiness to finally see and I was no longer a child. I then awoke to a new day … I had survived.
    I still held the untold amount of information upon awakening, but it was rapidly fading away and I knew I wouldn’t be able to retain it. In time and shortly so I couldn’t hold much of any of what had filled my thoughts while in the light. I though can never forget what is told and afterwards spent a reckless life believing I couldn’t die … but. So now I’ve lost all friends, some calling me cursed in my now later years. I’ve also feel that maybe I never returned to where I left before floating above my mother. What a strange life indeed, to always wonder when a long life ends and for what purpose I was meant to be returned for.

    • @anonymousjohnson976
      @anonymousjohnson976 3 роки тому +1

      You were not dead.

    • @oneamong5571
      @oneamong5571 3 роки тому +4

      I was touched once with all knowledge and knowing but it only lasted for a second or two. I believe you as it happened to me.

  • @toveclarke7015
    @toveclarke7015 3 роки тому +231

    I had a near death experience when I was 18 (I am now 85). When I began to recollect the episode and mentioned it to the doctor who had been present, he had me admitted to a psychiatric ward where I remainder for about three months. When the doctors came for their daily check up, they asked me if I still believed what I told them to which I said yes. After awhile I realized that I would not be "released" from the psychiatric ward until I changed my mind, so I decided to say that it was probably a bad dream. Shortly thereafter was discharged. Interesting experience to say the least. If it happened now that I am 85, I would handle it differently and would not have to spend any time in a closed ward…….

    • @eddiewood7573
      @eddiewood7573 3 роки тому +29

      The truth scares many, I am so sorry that you were punished for an experience, God Bless You 💕

    • @eddiewood7573
      @eddiewood7573 3 роки тому +11

      @Seven Inches of Throbbing Pink Jesus I have faith in Jesus Christ and he is my saviour, not man but the Father, Son and the Holy Spirit. I really do not care what anyone thinks regarding my faith. Signing off Edwina (Eddie)

    • @sandycromhout9850
      @sandycromhout9850 2 роки тому +2

      @Seven Inches of Throbbing Pink Jesus way to go on converting. Not. You obviously know jack-shit about love.

    • @tracyeaves4847
      @tracyeaves4847 2 роки тому +2

      tove clarke - can you tell about your NDE?

    • @Io-Io-Io
      @Io-Io-Io 2 роки тому +5

      free speech as opposed to compelled speech... orthodox thinking or unconventional thinking... big brother or freedom!

  • @ciscoponch67
    @ciscoponch67 5 років тому +7

    My God, it's Tim.....Tim The Enchanter!!!!! Thanks, to John Cleese, Tom Tom and the panel. This is a fantastic subject to be expanded upon and explored!

  • @mayakalyanpur5410
    @mayakalyanpur5410 10 місяців тому +8

    This was such a powerful discussion. I have no fear of any kind now. I will embrace the last moment when it comes!❤

    • @vhawk1951kl
      @vhawk1951kl 9 місяців тому

      You are such a rotten liar that even*you* know you are *L-y-i-n-g*

    • @deniseboudreaux9704
      @deniseboudreaux9704 8 місяців тому +1

      Please do, it's beautiful.

  • @theguitardude5613
    @theguitardude5613 5 років тому +291

    I love hearing and talking about this subject. Fascinating stuff.

    • @karenskinner9529
      @karenskinner9529 5 років тому +22

      Me too - and I'm not a soft gullible person - I'm very strong & opinionated- but I really really do believe these many NDE experiences

    • @dr.anantchaudri1118
      @dr.anantchaudri1118 5 років тому +3

      h

      In all dictionaries nDe is one and only term meaning DEATH
      NEAR DEATH EXPERIENCE , NDE is a brilliantly coined term in elementary English, NDE stands for a near death experience. of a person close to death, but not death. .

      N = refers to closeness to something or someone.
      E = experience - a collection of events and activities performed from which.one can gather knowledge, opinions and skill
      D = Death, is a total cessation of all living life.
      Combined with N and E, near DEATH experience NDE is a terrifying situation near DEATH , a dreadful extremely horrifying disaster next DEATH next to death, but NOT DEATH.
      .
      All three alphabets N D E and e together, make a brilliantly conceived word in the English language in 3 alphabets in simple terms.
      The difference separating NEAR DEATH from DEATH is a very thin line, of a living being to a dead individual.
      NDE’s occur unexpectedly, unpredictably, suddenly, a dangerous situation, fearing almost certain death
      .
      NDE - a single person’s experiences, cannot be shared, happens suddenly, unstoppable, unescapable, non treatable; no need of a doctor, no reference to religion or science.
      Body function can carry on even if the person has brain death, or in coma or on a ventilator. He is alive, as long as heart keeps beating, When the heart and brain stop functioning, life ends, the person is declared DEAD.
      Near DEATH a experience of human attack.
      Man with gun random shooting of people in mosque. All run for their lives towards the exit a true near DEATH experience
      Near DEATH experience of air travel.
      Mid air, Huge bang occurs. Captain announces the problem. Passengers panic, have a near DEATH experience. Pilots lose control., the vertical stabilizer has separated. Captain declares emergency. Pilots manage to land plane. All breathe a sigh off relief - saved from a true horryfing terrifying situation, an a near DEATH experience,
      Near DEATH experience of sea disasters.
      Luxury liner Titanic hits iceberg. Breaks into two. No lights, total darkness 1500 passengers still on board facing certain DEATH, Few motor boats in the pitch darkness knowing this to be their final journey on earth.
      Near DEATH experience of nature’s fury.
      Lightning is a beautiful display in nature at the same time the most dangerous. Hot as the sun. Speed of a jet plane. Can be deadly.
      Tsunamies - Huge waves going higher and higher from underwater earthquakes. increasing speeds, land, damages huge areas
      Flash floods at Kedarnath temple, in the Himalayas. One hundred thousand devotees many many killed by falling rocks, washed away, no escape.( waiting helplessly. for their turn (terrying scene,may watch on T.V.
      The feeling of pleasure should be replaced by a Near DEATH experience

    • @sheenaalexis8710
      @sheenaalexis8710 5 років тому +16

      Me also. Unfortunately no one in my life really feels this way and is open to this like I am..that I know of anyway...so I hate not being able to have discussions about it

    • @vimalsehgal4183
      @vimalsehgal4183 3 роки тому

      Love is divine and Divinity is love personified. For rational spiritual knowledge read my free eBook
      The meaning of life
      by Vimal Sehgal
      B.Tech IIT Delhi
      link below
      www.smashwords.com/books/view/12846
      Topics include
      The meaning of life
      Love is the ultimate reality
      Immortality and bliss
      Life vs matter
      Reincarnation / Rebirth
      Life is but a dream
      Proof of God's existence
      The laws of karma
      Location of soul
      Meditation and bhakti yoga
      The art of dying.
      Read
      1. BHAGVAT GITA which is spoken directly by God himself. And
      2. Srimad Bhagvat Mahapuran scripture par excellence.
      These can be read in the following ebook library simply by tapping on book and chapter. Link below
      vedabase.io/en/library/

    • @MamaRebel60
      @MamaRebel60 3 роки тому +1

      Gives ppl hope

  • @elizabethdevries8028
    @elizabethdevries8028 5 років тому +49

    My dad came to live with me as he was dying. When hospice was needed, I stayed next to him much of the time. Rarely slept, ate or bathed. My dad saw my mom a few times towards the very end of his life and would ask me to get his "britches" (pants) so he could go to "ma" (mom...his wife...he always called her "ma" or "mutta"). He talked with mom a few times with me in the room. He didn't seem to be in the room with me in some way during those times. Other times, he was just the dad I knew with sense of humor even about dying. My dad's little dog who ALWAYS lay on him, ran and hid under his hospice bed, one time. He is not a scared dog. There was no one here to frighten him. I won't go on because I could write a book and might do that. My dad saw my mom who died almost exactly 2 years apart. (mom on the 14th of that month, dad on the 10th of that same month).

    • @janegallacher7951
      @janegallacher7951 4 роки тому +3

      When my dad was dying.I had a experience to.I was sitting facing the door of the hospital room my step mother was there to her back was to the door.I noticed Shadows at the other side of the door asking me to invite them in.I cant explain this I had this overwhelming feeling to do this.Without my stepmother noticing. I opened the door and invited them in.It just seemed like the natural thing to do.

    • @hurstjames6199
      @hurstjames6199 3 роки тому

      Hello how're you doing hope you and your family are safe due to the covid 19 pandemic?

    • @johnjorgensen-tu4fw
      @johnjorgensen-tu4fw 10 місяців тому

      M😅

  • @Joanthebone46
    @Joanthebone46 4 роки тому +23

    As an Auxiliary Nurse at St Ann 's Hospice for 10 years I have mind blowing stories bout the experiences I encountered, and it was very noticeable that Some Nurses didn't witness anything, therefore I believe that those who are more empathetic are also more physic.

    • @astroradha7124
      @astroradha7124 3 роки тому +4

      I would love to hear about your experiences. I have had some truly psychic experiences as well, but it is hard to talk about them with others and not come across as a delusional person

    • @alanalycan3986
      @alanalycan3986 Рік тому +1

      Joan
      You are absolutely right in your last sentence there 👌

  • @IndigoBlue-td9ho
    @IndigoBlue-td9ho 6 місяців тому

    My grandfather came to see me on a sunday. Usually hes pretty grumpy but I loved him for his transparancy and just for being authentic.
    Anyway....he was really cheerful and was playing with my children and happily bouncing them on his knee
    We had fish and chips.....he said it was the best meal he had in ages....he never says that.
    He went home.
    The next day i fell asleep in the exact seat he was in that day.
    Had a vivid dream a pure white space two old fashioned chairs with woven backs and detailed legs. His belated wife of 35 to 40 years...and a lady he met afterwards that he also adored. Both just sat there together smiling. No words spoken.
    I woke up thought it was odd.
    The week commenced....he usually called most days.
    I didnt hear anything.
    The following week I started to worry and called his phone and had been to his house a few times too.
    Nothing.
    I knew something was wrong.
    His health has declined rapidly since the day he spent with me.
    He had some kind of toxic shock where chemicals went into his brain just days after he was with me and perfectly fine.
    I spent the day with him....late that night 2am - 3am a sliver of light like a door opening appeared in the room and spooked me.
    As if something was checking up on him.
    I caught covid off him so couldnt go back. He died 2 days later peacefully.
    It was all as if it were by design.
    He had the best day happy with me. He had three daughters and always wanted a son.
    Theres more than one boy in the family but he was always so proud of me oddly out of everyone.
    His passing was all designed in a way to tribute his last day with me.
    There was certainly supernatural things happening.
    He since visited me.....i thought it was demonic...but not sure.
    But I do think that the good ones go to heaven so really we arent supposed to be visited by them.....they just greet us when we pass !

  • @angelathonbury2145
    @angelathonbury2145 5 років тому +51

    When I was a teenager my friend appeared at the foot of my bed told me he was leaving and wanted me to know he loved me. I found out two days later he did die. I've had many experiences perhaps several hundred where people leaving come to talk to me. Yes often I agree with much of what's being said as in most situations is where there has been tragic deaths, I've always thought its unfinished business something the spirit wants others to know. I have a problem where often in serious road accidents I might be going along the road and people are waving at me there are lots of spirits. I don't choose to be psychic I don't have a good scientific explanation. The mind is more powerful than we know, definitely in my world consciousness does exist. Perhaps it's always been like this always. Good that people are open about this now talking openly.

    • @erwinaquinde7211
      @erwinaquinde7211 5 років тому +2

      Angela Thonbury
      I just posted pertaining to this matter from the scriptures i read, you may read it that perhaps even if you not believe it it will give insights about this matter.

    • @franceslee2938
      @franceslee2938 4 роки тому +8

      You have these experiences because you are a natural Medium! You have this gift because in one of yours lives or perhaps many you decided to learn how to do it . This happens in much the same way as born gifted artists or mathematicians . They have worked at it in previous lives. Go and see a really good Medium. Tell her nothing about yourself and see what she can tell you about yourself and then see if you can read her! She could give you invaluable help in bringing out your gift so you could help others.
      Everyone can learn to become psychic to a greater or lesser extent.
      I found to my astonishment that I could begin to see and feel things myself but born Mediums are particularly good at this! It is a wonderful ability to have! You could do a lot of good in the world and have a very interesting life as a result!

    • @vimalsehgal4183
      @vimalsehgal4183 3 роки тому +1

      Love is divine and Divinity is love personified. For rational spiritual knowledge read my free eBook
      The meaning of life
      by Vimal Sehgal
      B.Tech IIT Delhi
      link below
      www.smashwords.com/books/view/12846
      Topics include
      The meaning of life
      Love is the ultimate reality
      Immortality and bliss
      Life vs matter
      Reincarnation / Rebirth
      Life is but a dream
      Proof of God's existence
      The laws of karma
      Location of soul
      Meditation and bhakti yoga
      The art of dying.
      Read
      1. BHAGVAT GITA which is spoken directly by God himself. And
      2. Srimad Bhagvat Mahapuran scripture par excellence.
      These can be read in the following ebook library simply by tapping on book and chapter. Link below
      vedabase.io/en/library/

    • @GROOVYJOJO
      @GROOVYJOJO 3 роки тому +1

      Fascinating🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋

    • @tracyavent-costanza346
      @tracyavent-costanza346 2 роки тому

      @angela
      generally my impression of those who are somehow endowed with these gifts is that they often do not especially seek to have them. Rather something more akin to "the gift chooses them". Sometimes it manfests itself in ways that are initially disturbing (for example if you have vivid dreams or waking ideations, it can interfere with sleep or relaxation). So "gifts" often also come at a price. Not everyone wants to pay that price. I can understand those who do not, as they are probably more concered with the mundane aspects of life (job, family responsibility, religious conflicts...).
      One thing I cannot claim to know all that well is "what happens if you reject the gift" or otherwise try to ignore it. I gather you more or less accept or embrace yours, but probably sometimes it can still be distracting. Just figuring out how to "interpret" what you pick up, is not that simple either. If the message seems to be "for someone specific" (as I gather a lot of them are) then you also are sort of shouldered with having to figure out whom it is for, and maybe even convince them to listen to you.
      As @frances lee
      pointed out, you need not face this gift alone and it is prudent to seek a larger community to help you to handle it.
      One such organization is called IANDS but I cannot profess extensive direct experience with it.
      I would roughly analogize this kind of gift as "a fancy antenna to pick up radio stations". Some people just naturally seem to have better antennas than others, but the downside is "tuning": you might be picking up so many messages that it is hard to sort them out or quiet them down when you need to concentrate on something more mundane.
      In any case, you appear to have a substantial gift. As I suggested to others on this OP thread, you could use it to heal people who suffer. Just like any other healing practice, there is a learning curve and everyone you attempt to minister to, is different.
      I suspect you already know some of this stuff. Do not doubt you know it. Do not doubt you have a gift. The HARD PART is figuring out how to use it.

  • @achernev
    @achernev 3 роки тому +158

    Send love to all the people who lost someone ❤️. What a great conversation! Yes, we are more than just some biological robots. I believe all of us are eternal.

    • @deerheart87
      @deerheart87 3 роки тому +3

      I’m not so sure x

    • @ronholfly
      @ronholfly 3 роки тому +7

      We are born and we die. That's the end of the story of this single experience. Near death experience are the ramblings of the mind as it closes down.

    • @saraoconnor6169
      @saraoconnor6169 3 роки тому +7

      We are indeed eternal

    • @kerryfoerster1767
      @kerryfoerster1767 2 роки тому +3

      @@saraoconnor6169 We are not eternal. We are ephemeral. This is part of the beauty of life. Deny it and you miss this.

    • @ahmedmohiuddin4567
      @ahmedmohiuddin4567 2 роки тому +1

      @@kerryfoerster1767 what if god is real and there is a afterlife

  • @njeyasreedharan
    @njeyasreedharan 3 роки тому +50

    The panel is frank and humble. My kudos to the panel.

    • @meditationforgrowth
      @meditationforgrowth 2 роки тому

      I think when people discuss death they try and keep it upbeat so the audience isn’t traumatised. It is a good balance so the content is heard

  • @daytonagreg8765
    @daytonagreg8765 Рік тому +7

    At 34:00 that same thing happened with my grandmother with severe Alzheimers. She became remarkably lucid so my mom called her family and grandchildren on the phone and she talked to us like she had no issues. Grandma, this is Greg.. do you remember me? Of course Greg how are you doing? It lasted one or two hours.

  • @Kati_k_kuriosz
    @Kati_k_kuriosz 3 роки тому +164

    I agree I’ve seen this and many other things. I’ve been an oncology nurse and hospice for more than 28 years 😇💕😇

    • @xiiscd-46srijitaroy82
      @xiiscd-46srijitaroy82 3 роки тому +9

      Please share some stories with us...believe me I really need to know.

    • @utubegirl00
      @utubegirl00 3 роки тому +6

      Yes please share!! Would love to hear about your experiences

    • @sharongailwilliams7333
      @sharongailwilliams7333 3 роки тому +10

      Kathy Im sure you know a lot of miraculous stories. Both my parents died with cancer. Every stage there is something knew to discover. My Mother had been comatose all day and when my little sister came in she raised her head and said hi honey and went back in the coma.

    • @lynnemuscarella3731
      @lynnemuscarella3731 3 роки тому

      @@sharongailwilliams7333b

    • @SureFeelsGood
      @SureFeelsGood 2 роки тому +3

      thank you for your work

  • @BlackGuardXIII
    @BlackGuardXIII 3 роки тому +144

    My friend’s grandmother had a very similar experience to the one John Cleese shared. She saw her two friends in the waiting room while doctors were trying to revive her. The next day she told her friends, who didn’t believe her, so she told them what they were wearing and where they were sitting. She also said she was no longer afraid of death.

    • @BokanProductions
      @BokanProductions 3 роки тому +4

      Do you think that maybe she was slightly conscious during the time she was being revived?

    • @BlackGuardXIII
      @BlackGuardXIII 3 роки тому +13

      @@BokanProductions I don’t know, but she was nowhere near the waiting room, yet she knew what they were wearing and where they were sitting.

    • @BokanProductions
      @BokanProductions 3 роки тому +11

      @@BlackGuardXIII Well, that convinces me.

    • @BlackGuardXIII
      @BlackGuardXIII 3 роки тому +6

      @@BokanProductions it’s one of those things, I guess I trusted my friend not to lie to me about his grandmother back in 1980. I’ve since seen a few things myself that I’d have a very hard time believing if someone told me them.

    • @BokanProductions
      @BokanProductions 3 роки тому

      @@BlackGuardXIII Really?

  • @katherinegeorge4945
    @katherinegeorge4945 4 роки тому +22

    In NDE's people talk about having a life review and that they see their life from every perspective and how everyone felt in each life experience. That's perfect empathy.

  • @kurtsknowledge
    @kurtsknowledge Рік тому +8

    Thanks for posting this program. I wish that I watched this a year ago, but better later than never. Very informative.

  • @orionstar6747
    @orionstar6747 3 роки тому +53

    I don't think I ever had an NDE, but in the 90's, I was hit by a car while crossing the road, the force of the crash pushed me against the bonnet of the vehicle , and at that point it was like someone turned off one of those transistors TV, when all was left was a little white dot, that slowly disappeared in the distance. Pretty sure I remember seeing my Grandfather who passed away months before, who gently pushed me back in to this world. I woke up on the cold pavement, and a policeman ( Which I never got to thank ), was placing his own jacket under my head to support it. I hope if you read this, and recognise the event, I want to thank you for your kindness, and selfless act, God always Bless you and your family.

    • @trishb2921
      @trishb2921 3 роки тому +5

      I believe that was a very brief NDE. I had a similar experience , a little longer but hours after a car accident and a yet undiagnosed Concussion, sleeping at home that night. I’ve never feared death afterwards, it was an immensely Loving and very difficult to describe experience .

    • @orionstar6747
      @orionstar6747 3 роки тому +2

      @@trishb2921 Thank you for confirming what I went through ,and for sharing your experience, I am sure whatever is after this life, can only be immeasurable Love.
      You take good care of yourself.

    • @Earthweep
      @Earthweep 3 роки тому

      Thank you for your moving short story---and for thanking that kind policeman, whoever he was. You are indeed a shining star.

    • @thykingdomcome7238
      @thykingdomcome7238 3 роки тому +2

      Like I read it somewhere.., 'I don’t care what happens to me when I’m dead. Even if it’s an eternal dreamless sleep. What I’m afraid of is life. Life can be/is fucking scary. Especially when you’re like me and constantly thinking over existential shit like “are we just biological machines?”, “is everything predestined?”, “is everything just random and meaningless?” and “wtf is the point of it all?”.
      Honestly, I did go through the “death phase” recently, and it fucking terrified me, but now I’m realizing life is shittier. No matter who you are or where you are, life is gonna be shit at certain points regardless. And the only solution anyone can offer you is “don’t think about it, just distract yourself”. Even when it feels like your brain is eating itself...
      And the fact that the world we’ve built is really harsh makes it even worse. Your born and you’re constantly being fed with statements like “you can do whatever you want”, making you live in this unrealistic fantasy and made-up dream only to have it crushed more and more with age and reality. And it doesn’t help when all of children’s media is just awesome shit that further fuels these unrealistic aspirations. Seriously, why the fuck would I want to grow up and face reality, which has been terrible so far, and avoid everything that made me escape it? Video Games and movies are so much fucking better... This is the mindset of the millennial generation (which includes me).
      All of it would be fine though, if only humans could reach farther than their egos. To look at the stars and wonder. But we don’t. I’d say about 10% of us are actually doing something for the betterment of mankind and and our surroundings. Rest of us are assholes doing it for money, fame, selfishness and sometimes just plain ol’ hatred and evil. How much money, resources, research and time has gone into making fortnite, one of the most used things today? Yet, does anyone give nearly as much of a fuck on how we could all go extinct at any moment, and there are people working really hard trying to minimize those chances by making us a multi-planetary-species? No. Instead, we’re more worried about Kim Kardashian’s ass.
      So what you’re left with after knowing all of this, is to try as hard as you can to enjoy the limited time you have left. To decrease the amount of regrets you’re gonna have on your deathbed. But the fact that no matter how hard you try and no matter how much time you’re putting in, it’s all based on luck, makes you wonder if it’s even worth the trouble... And here is where most of cling on to faith like a life raft. Especially those who don’t even get a chance at life. Children dying; people suffering in war, poverty and bad economies and those with just cruel planned out lives. Hoping so much that there’s something more to this...
      But for those like me, who just can’t deceive ourselves with wishful thinking, no matter how hard we try, we become miserable, nihilistic and (personally) suicidal.
      I’m an agnostic at heart. I don’t think anyone can possibly know what awaits us after death, if we were created by something, if the universe has a meaning to it, etc., but what I BELIEVE is based on scientific logic; I just can’t make myself believe in anything else, trust me, I’ve tried. Which tells me this is the only existence we’ll come to know of, that we are very small and practically meaningless to the universe and that, if we don’t get our act together, we will most likely destroy ourselves.
      If there is anything I could believe in, without being skeptical about it, it would probably be that all of it, is just a simulation, or something similar.
      So far, religion has proven to be correct once, from what I know. And it’s when Buddhism stated it’s first rule: Existence is suffering.' 🤔

    • @bl1429
      @bl1429 3 роки тому +1

      YOU DID HAVE A NDE......
      WHEN YOU GO, SOMEONE MEETS YOU TO GUIDE YOU. YOUR GRANDPA MEET YOU TO SAY IS WASN'T YOUR TIME..... YOU WERE SENT BACK, TO DO SOMETHING GOOD....

  • @Jules-dn9jl
    @Jules-dn9jl 2 роки тому +36

    Brilliant discussion. Wonderfully moderated by John. I admire the panel with their passion, open mindedness and humility. I personally think that scientists will eventually change their mind from 'the human body generates consciousness' to 'consciousness generates the human body'.

    • @michaelmcshane7540
      @michaelmcshane7540 2 роки тому

      PNC

    • @dkoehler47
      @dkoehler47 Рік тому +2

      “I regard consciousness as fundamental. I regard matter as derivative from consciousness. We cannot get behind consciousness." Max Planck

    • @janetblanc7658
      @janetblanc7658 11 місяців тому

      Exactly. Our subconscious creates and maintains our bodies. Hence we can call on it when I'll health strikes. It works a treat.

  • @TheChestnutBranch
    @TheChestnutBranch 2 роки тому +136

    I loved this discussion so much that I’ve watched it three times. I would appreciate more posts like this from UVA 🙏🏻

    • @ej_8888
      @ej_8888 2 роки тому +6

      Me too :)

    • @csearl2818
      @csearl2818 2 роки тому +4

      Tom Tom Foundation has another video with John Cleese narrating.

    • @chrissterry376
      @chrissterry376 2 роки тому +8

      Melissa, I so feel for you as I lost my wife 2 years ago and our so loved disabled daughter only 2 months ago, but so feel they are still with me.

  • @93Jubilee
    @93Jubilee Рік тому +1

    When I was deeply stressed in graduate school under deadlines, I hadn't slept for three days. During that distressed third night of no sleep, I had an out of body experience when I rose from my sleepless.body in the bed and found myself on the front porch of my apartment bulding in Austin, looking at the postal boxes for whatever reason. I looked down and asked myself, what am I doing on the front porch in the middle of the night in my nightgown? And then I was back in my bed, brought back by the sense that a spiritual presence had just dropped chimes in my lap as I lay there. Full consciousness was restored as the chimes resonated and I was fully back in my body. I was not near death, just incredibly physically stressed. Such an intriguing experience!

  • @LS-vp3du
    @LS-vp3du 5 років тому +125

    One morning as a drove to work, I had a feeling something bad was going to happen. I called my mother , who was older, but in good physical health. I chatted with her. I asked her if she was okay. She assured me she was. I lamented because I wanted to be with her due to the heavy feeling I was experiencing, but she was 200 miles away, and I had to work. Around noon, my sister called me in tears; our mother had fallen and hit her head. I rushed home, threw together a suitcase, jumped in the car with kids and dog and drove 5 hours to the hospital she was taken too. She passed away 48 hours later.

    • @inaacielo6078
      @inaacielo6078 4 роки тому +15

      Ohh, im sorry for what happened. You are gifted, youre mother is in the afterlife now and you can pray for her. I think your angel or guide is helping you...😇

    • @supernova11711
      @supernova11711 4 роки тому +9

      Oh my, that’s so terrible!!! You called her and she left knowing how loved she was and that’s truly the greatest gift. I hope you never, in any way, blame yourself for what happened! It’s easy to say I should have done this or that but everything is always as it’s meant to be. You got that feeling so you could have that one last conversation with her...NOT because you were supposed to do anything about it. Best wishes!

    • @TheMariemarie16
      @TheMariemarie16 4 роки тому +20

      Once my sister was scheduled to go away to camp for a week. She was outgoing and often did things like that with the GirlScouts.
      I had no worries for her at all but I went to sleep one night and drempt that she drowned at camp. I didn't live at home anymore because Im older than my sister.
      My grandmother lived several states away at the time and I only spoke to her once a month at the most. My mom spoke to her almost daily.
      I called my mom to tell her about my dream. She told me that my grandmother had just called her to tell her that she had the same dream. My mom had also had this dream a few days earlier.
      It is hard to believe that this happened but it did. My mom cancelled my sisters trip.

    • @shirleyd3362
      @shirleyd3362 4 роки тому +7

      I’m so sorry for your loss 🙏💕 I too get those feelings of premonition. I’ve saved my mother from bad people three different times. She lives alone on a farm, I live 2 hrs away. She makes horse sales, and I’ve told her for years not to let people come over when she is alone. Sometimes I’ll be talking to her, and I’ll be”told” , I think it’s God, tell her these are not good people, and I’ll tell her and warn her, I’m always right, they will turn out to be people who aren’t good people. This last

    • @gerismakeuplaughs152
      @gerismakeuplaughs152 3 роки тому +2

      I'm so sorry to hear for your Loss! It's weird how sometimes, we get this thing (Jesus, God,, intuition) in our gut out of no where that just tells us to call, check in!!

  • @larrylamb3480
    @larrylamb3480 2 роки тому +45

    So fascinating ! I think these case studies ,especially with children, gives us pause and reflection on after death existence ! I think we all want to forever be with loved ones and close friends . The bible says that hope is faith of our continued existence after death ! I pray for all of us that these studies are signs from above of our short existence here on earth and what we hope to expect after our demise !

    • @tracyavent-costanza346
      @tracyavent-costanza346 2 роки тому +1

      really the popular assertion that the purpose for faith is to not fear death, is a gross oversimplification of what consciousness is capable of accomodating.
      at least the older cultures on the planet seem to not have largely forgotten that, but my culture seems largely blind to it.

    • @santocataldi3355
      @santocataldi3355 Рік тому

      I think your 100 % right !!

  • @Jess38044
    @Jess38044 4 роки тому +39

    I am thankful for this video. I have recently been having panic attacks about death, dying, mortality etc. And this video, the comment section here too, reminds me of the weird shit I've experienced, my dad's NDE, and that at least *some* part of us continues - the atoms that make up our bodies become other things. Physics says energy is not created or destroyed, just changes. And there could be more! We're not totally clueless but we don't know everything. All i hope, for myself and everyone, is that we can peace and happiness in what we have now - this present life!

    • @iliaadamanthark8336
      @iliaadamanthark8336 3 роки тому +4

      Well death is just a state of being.
      Just like when before you were born. You don't experience anything about billion of years in time before you were born, It's just feel instantaneous for you.
      If something can be conscious out of nothing. Then what stopping it happening again in another future/dimension or whatever it would be.
      You should watch "the egg" from kurzgesagt, it is an interesting perspective of life and death.

    • @Jess38044
      @Jess38044 3 роки тому +1

      @@iliaadamanthark8336 thank you for your reply. I am doing a lot better since leaving that comment, though did also find 'the egg' late last year and found it a bit too egocentric (i think that's the right word?). But I'm not too scared anymore. I know now that if I am bothered by it, I have some things to work on in the present to make life better. It's a signal, not a sickness.

    • @iliaadamanthark8336
      @iliaadamanthark8336 3 роки тому +1

      @@Jess38044 Great to know that.
      Well that's another way to put it in a story, otherwise not many will understand. What really matters is the "now", and do others like you want to be treated.
      Wish you all the best.

    • @Jess38044
      @Jess38044 3 роки тому

      @@iliaadamanthark8336 thank you, I appreciate it

    • @hambobsquarepants6402
      @hambobsquarepants6402 3 роки тому +1

      Research ayahusca, you find peace and clarity about death, this silly random comment could change your life if you didnt already know...

  • @tammyi363
    @tammyi363 Рік тому +77

    Emily spoke about people on their deathbed seeing people who have already died. Exactly what happened with my mom before her passing.

    • @jacobdrollinger4802
      @jacobdrollinger4802 Рік тому +3

      Mine did too!

    • @leif1075
      @leif1075 Рік тому

      Can't that potentially be explained away as them wistfully thinking of that person? AND/ORr byproduct or consequence of a stroke or some other peofess in the brain?

    • @nargonzales6165
      @nargonzales6165 Рік тому +3

      @@leif1075 i would say that to be something but for it to happen constantly on people who never met to experience the similar experience of meeting people who also happen to be dead seems unlikely to write off as only wishful thinking, they wanted to see they're wife or kids they might of but there is also a lot more that doesn't seem to be explained, such as people dying on days they predicted and out of body experiences that don't seem to be easily written off as a consequence of a stroke, not all have/ did have a stroke, if nothing happened then we wouldn't question it , but since things do happen i don't think there is something that should be written off as simple hallucinations

    • @nargonzales6165
      @nargonzales6165 Рік тому

      @@leif1075 i do understand your point though

    • @leif1075
      @leif1075 Рік тому

      @@nargonzales6165 oh sure if there is evidence of the happening thst often maybe..but mauve not sadly it could still be a universal human tendency maybe? We don't know for sure yet also sadly... thanks for answering.

  • @randysmith6493
    @randysmith6493 2 роки тому +29

    Fascinated by Micheal Newton PhD work as a psychiatrist using regression hypnotherapy to help people with various dependency issues, fell into these amazing experiences and soon began a 35 years work study of our soul connection and life not just after life, but also life between lives. His books are now shared on UA-cam for all to listen to, as he breaks down not just the common similarities of many thousands of regressions from people all over the world, but also to some of depth of consciousness goes through countless lives lived, some even with your current family members through many lives, and just what is the depth of unity in spiritual experience begins to shape a mind blowing concept. It’s wonderful, if you don’t know of these works you might love to listen to them.

    • @rmanning2750
      @rmanning2750 2 роки тому +1

      I read these books that he wrote, and I was amazed. I was believer before I read the books but after reading of the recounts of previous lives from countless his patients and research subjects, I am a firmer believer in continuous reincarnation for spiritual and soul improvement. Such an enlightening reading!!!

  • @BigMacLawson
    @BigMacLawson 5 років тому +27

    This happened to me with my grandma. I got home from the bar and this song came on “I’ll be missing you” I started crying hysterically. I found out the next day it was right after she passed away.

    • @plumrambo6969
      @plumrambo6969 3 роки тому

      Omg you your short story even made me cry

    • @TraceeRae
      @TraceeRae 3 роки тому +2

      I was awoken from sleep, in the middle of the night with a strong thought of my grandmother, about 2hrs later, my parents called that grandmother had passed away.

    • @tracyavent-costanza346
      @tracyavent-costanza346 2 роки тому

      i presume that you guys were fond of your grands. I got pretty good closure with mine too, and regard those as positive. I hope the loss did not mess with you terribly. If it does, maybe she is aware of that somehow.

    • @vhawk1951kl
      @vhawk1951kl 2 місяці тому

      All*euphemisms are *Lies*.
      Men(human beings/dreaming machines) do not"pass away", they*Die*-cease to experience anything.
      *W-h-y* Lie?

  • @hilaryjoseph5051
    @hilaryjoseph5051 3 роки тому +32

    I lost my mom on 27.01.2021 at 8.15 am at home with cardiac arrest. I was beside her when she was breathing her last. She told me twice your dad has come to take. She gave spirit. May her soul rest in Peace. Amen.🙏

    • @StaticBlaster
      @StaticBlaster 3 роки тому +3

      Sorry for your loss. I know it sucks. I lost a friend to suicide a few years ago but I have to accept that he's gone forever. That's just the way it is.

    • @fionahiggins6682
      @fionahiggins6682 3 роки тому +8

      God bless you X My son was killed at the age of 22. We had sunflowers at his funeral . Whenever I see them now ....he is telling me that he is still looking over me . I had him at the age of 22 .... I love you always my boy .X

    • @evitaspirop
      @evitaspirop 3 роки тому +8

      I came here to watch this and saw this comment. I lost my dad on the same day, 27.01.21 at 9.00am... I know how you feel 🙏

    • @saloosiyanify
      @saloosiyanify 3 роки тому +3

      May her soul enjoy the ultimate peace

    • @thisisme3238
      @thisisme3238 3 роки тому +1

      Sorry for your loss. RIP HILARY'S MOM 🙏

  • @debborahwright9991
    @debborahwright9991 Рік тому +10

    My mother on her death bed had lost the ability that speak except to say yes yes or no no, I went back into her and prayed for her I was sitting nearby holding her hand quietly then I realised I hadn’t given her a chance to pray I said that to her and she prayed a blessing over me in perfect English sentences and I had thought at the time she had prayed from her Spirit. It was wonderful time of closure 😊