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  • @NextLevelSoul
    @NextLevelSoul 8 місяців тому +5

    Watch This FREE NDE Course: Discover The Transformative Power Of Near-Death Experiences
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    • @JMeg-gj5zi
      @JMeg-gj5zi 4 місяці тому +1

      She was totally saved on purpose!!! 😁

  • @lovelightember
    @lovelightember Рік тому +614

    I survived attempted murder too. I was shot, and never have received a restraining order. I ended up in a mental hospital too. I never died, and I was peaceful through the whole thing. I connected with those that have been murdered, and knew that they didn't want their loved ones to think about how they died. I'm 9 years out. And I know that they don't actually get away with it. It's the universe that is just. Thank you for sharing your story. Their is such great healing going on now.

    • @Joyjoy-ih1ie
      @Joyjoy-ih1ie Рік тому +24

      Thank you.!

    • @Saral_Lekhi
      @Saral_Lekhi Рік тому +16

      ❤ 🙏🙏

    • @ginacool9207
      @ginacool9207 Рік тому +20

      💪🐻❤️ wait a minute. so you saw the other side? what's it like? I would love to see my son's new stomping grounds.

    • @bfreeman8786
      @bfreeman8786 Рік тому +12

      @@ginacool9207 it's not really properly describible... maybe if you mix a kind dreamland with clean love and extra layers all at once with multiple viewpoints... so you see from your perspective and from "fly on the wall"...
      It's convoluted so beautifully.
      The other version is different. Darkness pushes and ya don't wanna go... if u do, it's like a fiery bad trip. Or maybe underground with F'd up monsters and nonhuman creatures performing questionable operations... by operations I mean everything you could imagine and far worse & weirder, too.
      You'll find everything you want if you try your best.

    • @CMSky
      @CMSky Рік тому +24

      I hope you can rest in the fact that they cannot escape their karma. They must experience what they did themselves. I wish you incredible heaing and peace after experiencing such a thing.

  • @cynthialytle123
    @cynthialytle123 Рік тому +860

    Wow, this podcast was like watching a thriller. I was glued to the story and awed by her courage. Such a gentle spirit of pure courage.

  • @candaceweaver548
    @candaceweaver548 Рік тому +758

    I love that you saw your sister after she passed from suicide. I believe we all return to our Source through unimaginable grace, no matter what.

    • @evanantonola4935
      @evanantonola4935 Рік тому +48

      True. Proves God is the beginning and end.

    • @mariameere5807
      @mariameere5807 Рік тому +28

      Exactly! Blessings angel 😇

    • @mariameere5807
      @mariameere5807 Рік тому +28

      @@evanantonola4935 And in between! 😂 God and angels and all the divine…bless you!

    • @alfieoleary-gk5dg
      @alfieoleary-gk5dg Рік тому +8

      Amen. Me. To.

    • @ItsAllGodAnyway
      @ItsAllGodAnyway Рік тому +25

      100% truth. We are all love, regardless of what we do, say, think…. Hard to wrap my human (aka judgmental) head around…. But I’ve asked thousands of times in meditation and received the same response: You are Source energy, you are never separate from it… you can’t exist outside of it or beyond it… ❤❤❤❤

  • @marielinejean-jacques1448
    @marielinejean-jacques1448 Рік тому +145

    "Not did I live enough, but did I love enough." POWERFUL Words.

  • @heathervalentinemitten8024
    @heathervalentinemitten8024 Рік тому +384

    I’m a psych NP. BOTH men were sociopathic. A narcissist isn’t truly homicidal. The sociopath ALWAYS is. They are devoid of compassion. Love to you Christina and congratulations for surviving! You are amazing and powerful. 🫶🏻

    • @louisegogel7973
      @louisegogel7973 Рік тому +13

      What do you understand is at the core of such behavior? Why would someone turn off the flow of Love so utterly? I’d love to know your take on it and how you see turning the path to shift or open into Divine Love.

    • @communityorganizer5645
      @communityorganizer5645 Рік тому +10

      I must have dozed off. I only remember the one man,, her husband.

    • @patrickpoulsen1
      @patrickpoulsen1 Рік тому +16

      ​@@louisegogel7973 Trauma such as emotional neglect.

    • @denisevanselow2722
      @denisevanselow2722 Рік тому +18

      ​@@louisegogel7973emotional abandonment, neglect. A sociopathic parent can create same in kids.

    • @denisevanselow2722
      @denisevanselow2722 Рік тому +21

      So the narcissist husband I had who'd put his hand over my mouth and nose til last second, was really a sociopath?! His siblings were right!

  • @MrMetonicus
    @MrMetonicus Рік тому +17

    He was trying to chill the body to alter the time of death. The sexual assault was probably to show that they were still having a physical relationship to remove a motive. So much premeditation here.

  • @staceymariestyles
    @staceymariestyles Рік тому +190

    I began having a personal relationship with God last year. Every time God spoke to me He started with "My child...." I love these synchronicities!❤❤❤

    • @lisetteem3054
      @lisetteem3054 Рік тому

      there's more to lie, and the universe than your god.

    • @shirleymorales3161
      @shirleymorales3161 11 місяців тому +3

      Yes I love that .However the catholic priest in heaven calling her child and wondering what church she's been in it didn't fit in my mind with the rest.

    • @loksterization
      @loksterization 11 місяців тому +8

      @@lisetteem3054 uhm...I take it you haven't found God yet in your life. I pray you will, for your own benefit.

    • @Mija1212
      @Mija1212 11 місяців тому

      @@shirleymorales3161 don't jugde, you don't know her story

    • @marysmith9439
      @marysmith9439 11 місяців тому

      @@lisetteem3054 go away

  • @ssmith9942
    @ssmith9942 Рік тому +234

    The part about "the yogurt in my rice" was so emotional to me. The fact that we are cared for in the most minimal details was eye opening. My heart literally softened and tears came out of my eyes. I have been through a lot in my life and many times I felt forgotten by God.

    • @alf6245
      @alf6245 Рік тому +12

      Omg your comment has brought tears to my eyes!

    • @bm.6349
      @bm.6349 Рік тому +1

      If it cares so much why does suffering exist?

    • @majarubesa5850
      @majarubesa5850 Рік тому +9

      ​@@bm.6349 that was and still sort of it's my mind's boggling question 😒🙄🤪
      so far, my best grasping of it thru mine and others experiences would be free choice thru which one gets to know itself... 🙄🤓 how to create from love or from fear, which is so illustrative in this story...

    • @sadieyammine9364
      @sadieyammine9364 Рік тому +11

      @@bm.6349 suffering is our greatest teacher until we awaken and no longer need it.

    • @sweetpea1322
      @sweetpea1322 Рік тому +18

      In another podcast she said the reason the comforter told her to put the yogurt on the rice was to neutralize the poison. I guess had she not done that, she may not have survived..

  • @goldieadeline1228
    @goldieadeline1228 Рік тому +43

    When she talked about her husband assaulting her while she was unconscious my SOUL began to weep for her.😔 And she says “The comforter never left me” oh my soul…..

  • @pattyfowler9987
    @pattyfowler9987 Рік тому +61

    She is delightful. I love that the Holy Spirit kept tell her to stop thinking, yet she continued having questioning thoughts to the point of being at Jesus’s feet! I have had 3 NDE’s in a 4 year period, during a long period of serious illness. And I had similar type of thought processes the entire time before and after during my time in the heavenly realm. And a year later I once again came so close to death that my physicians gave me no chances of living. Or at the very least I should have had brain damage. I was in total body organ failure and a sodium of 110, normal being 139-149. I was in critical Care ICU for 3 days. Then I was released with no residual effects or complications. I’ve never had counseling about how to process my experiences. But I have been extremely changed with many spiritual gifts. I am needing to find a spiritual counselor but don’t know where to begin. A couple of years after my experiences, I was still dealing with many health issues. My oldest son was given terminal diagnosis of the rarest type of Multiple Sclerosis caused by his year in Iraq according to the VA. He was transitioned 5 years later. I have 2 children in spirit and one living son. And I communicate with him often. But I need training to assimilate my experiences. There is so much more that I have experienced. Like this lady, Jesus and the Holy Spirit are very real to me. I’ve been blessed!

    • @lindalamb7512
      @lindalamb7512 Рік тому +2

      I could relate to that he overthinking part too. It sounds like some I do.

  • @jerekahunt2415
    @jerekahunt2415 Рік тому +153

    After all she went through, her main message to us all is that we have a partner, a soul mate, who supports us in every step of life. And she says she would go through it all again just to get that clarification. Please, let that tell you something! God, the Holy Spirit, the universe, supported her even through the minute details of life such as putting yogurt on her food. THAT is how supported she is. THAT is how supported we all are! She went through this experience So that she could know and share this message. THAT is how loved we are. Great podcast!

    • @chickadeeacres3864
      @chickadeeacres3864 Рік тому +6

      Yes I keep going back to the yogurt advice. Did that have an affect on the toxins?

    • @jerekahunt2415
      @jerekahunt2415 Рік тому +9

      @Chickadee Acres That's a great question!I wonder if we will receive clarity on that 1.I didn't quite hear it that way though. If I recall correctly, She said that's how she likes to eat the meal; with yogurt. And I feel that she was simply saying that God or the universe is that involved in our day to day lives. Not just big things but little things like how we like our food and reminding us that we might want to take a relaxing bubble bath. And reminding us that we can even ask for simple requests and ask simple questions and have a chat and a million little things that we might not think the divine would be involved in.

    • @carlovincetti
      @carlovincetti Рік тому +9

      Maybe the yogurt somehow helped neutralize the poison she was taking or would settle her stomach for the journey ahead.

    • @Hippieatheartxsoul
      @Hippieatheartxsoul 11 місяців тому +2

      @@carlovincettior it was part of the minute details the Holy Spirit cares for us. The small joys. Or both.

  • @evanantonola4935
    @evanantonola4935 Рік тому +236

    I like her humor. I love how her NDE story is like other NDEs. It is not about her being a victim but how she understands love and still grateful after what happened.

    • @user-yl4rh8vn8c
      @user-yl4rh8vn8c Рік тому +5

      Stop calling people victims in a negative way like it’s their fault when they really are.

    • @Snappypantsdance
      @Snappypantsdance Рік тому +7

      @@user-yl4rh8vn8c I don’t think you’re understanding the OP’s comment

    • @Terri_Hugs
      @Terri_Hugs Рік тому +1

      ​@@user-yl4rh8vn8c "like when it's their fault." What are you talking about? I don't mean to sound rude...just would like to know what you are thinking. Thanks

  • @2sooke
    @2sooke Рік тому +265

    I could hardly breathe throughout this story. It seems like heaven is becoming more accessible as chaos envelopes us. The story never ever ends. Thank you both for what you do.❤❤❤

    • @NextLevelSoul
      @NextLevelSoul Рік тому +30

      Thanks for watching and for the support!

    • @catherineogbeni5886
      @catherineogbeni5886 Рік тому +12

      I have watched this Interview three times and had similar experience of not breathing at a point, this is so intense as if I was carried along in her ordeal.
      God Bless her ministry.

    • @patriciahansel9486
      @patriciahansel9486 Рік тому +5

      Wow!!! Amazing story!

  • @sheilaeisele8490
    @sheilaeisele8490 Рік тому +450

    Alex! What an excellent job you did, creating space for Ana to unfold her story. You provide a safe container for us to listen to and for her to speak; this is both a skill and a gift, especially of your presence. Thank you.

    • @nicolagrainger515
      @nicolagrainger515 Рік тому +4

      Oh my . . .Talk about patience Alex

    • @lindaparker2942
      @lindaparker2942 Рік тому +8

      WOW THAT WAS ABSOLUTELY AMAZING! SHE IS AMAZING! AND SO LOVING , WHICH IS FROM OUR LOVING LORD WHOM MADE ALL OF US AND LOVES ALL OF US WITHOUT ANY CONDITIONS JUST UNCONDITIONALLY ❤️

    • @lightonthemountain4355
      @lightonthemountain4355 10 місяців тому +4

      ​@@lindaparker2942I am so thankful for Ana and being able to hear her story. And like you said her love is from our Heavenly Father & His unconditional love. Which is something I am appreciative of everyday!!!!😊✝️🙏

  • @awoman9750
    @awoman9750 Рік тому +194

    Damn. I’m not surprised they didn’t believe her. It wouldn’t be the first time the police blame the victim. That’s why violence against women seems to be getting worse.

    • @farrenrohana
      @farrenrohana Рік тому +33

      There's actually been a law in Canada for years now due to this exact problem. If it is apparent to the police that the woman has been beaten or even threatened the police charge the man regardless of what the woman says because a lot of women will refuse to charge or will drop the charges. Before you argue with me I'm 60 I lived through 2 abusive marriages and several nasty relationships as well as having lots of friends who went through the same. I know whatvIm talking about. My mother was an extreme narcissist and stayed with my bi-polar father until many years after I left home. My first husband was extremely abusive. At one point if i had had a gun in my hand I KNOW without a doubt I would have pulled the trigger. He finally had a stroke a few years ago and is completely dependent upon his mother who is sick with cancer.
      What this woman is describing was so "normal" and rampant in my life and with so many people I had to walk away from everyone I knew 20 years ago. I was the only one who saw the big picture and got help. I was also a crack addict and was surrounded by addicts.
      Today I am clean 20 years, my doctor actually called me a miracle because I healed my anxiety, depression and PTSD and I am a Spiritual Master.

    • @awoman9750
      @awoman9750 Рік тому +14

      @@farrenrohana Glad you were able to overcome. Unfortunately, we don’t have laws like Canada here in the US to protect women. I know of other countries in Latin America where domestic violence against women is a big issue as well.

    • @farrenrohana
      @farrenrohana Рік тому +6

      @@Kayenne54 thank you!

    • @farrenrohana
      @farrenrohana Рік тому +19

      @@awoman9750 I know. I'm sorry. I know the chaos looks bad right now but we are definitely, collectively, on the path to turning things around! It WILL get better, hopefully sooner rather than later.

    • @ramonagordy5356
      @ramonagordy5356 Рік тому +9

      @@farrenrohana Wow, I am sorry you had to go through that. I am glad you are better and able to share this with us.

  • @shedurskin101suzanne6
    @shedurskin101suzanne6 Рік тому +158

    God, I knew he was poisoning her! Great story. Im also a survivor of attempted murder by my ex, and he got away with it too. I wound up in a mental hospital and lost my kids as well. Changed me!
    This story had me in pins and needles. You are an amazing woman!

    • @carlovincetti
      @carlovincetti Рік тому +11

      You survived it, did the kids come back?
      Yes, a complete life changer for anyone.

    • @shedurskin101suzanne6
      @shedurskin101suzanne6 Рік тому +29

      @@carlovincetti yes all 3 of my kids came back as soon as they realized. My daughter left within a year to be with me.

    • @sadieyammine9364
      @sadieyammine9364 Рік тому +17

      I really can't believe how common this is. God bless you and what you have survived 🙏

    • @rebeccaspratling2865
      @rebeccaspratling2865 Рік тому +8

      Yes I felt that immediately when she said the only good he does is cooks for her.

    • @rebeccaspratling2865
      @rebeccaspratling2865 Рік тому +5

      ​@@shedurskin101suzanne6I'm so glad you are still with us but I'm sorry you had to go through that. 💛🫂

  • @alf6245
    @alf6245 Рік тому +215

    Oh my Goodness! The humility in her suffering is unbelievable and I am truly moved. She said it was not the NDE that was more important but that for parents to know their children were comforted during death, blows me away. I can’t remember if it was Lorna Byrne or someone else said that the Angel of Death is full of compassion and gentleness. Thanks so much for this interview. To think suffering is just annoyance is amazing!

    • @valerievivier6458
      @valerievivier6458 Рік тому +6

      Yes, Lorna Byrne said the Angel of Death was rocking the young man’s soul and helping him prepare his passing ❣️

    • @H1X2N4
      @H1X2N4 Рік тому +4

      I hope she changed her beneficiary.

    • @paula-elizabeth
      @paula-elizabeth Рік тому +1

      🎯💝

  • @montezhill9003
    @montezhill9003 Рік тому +40

    I love the way Alex handles his interviews. Letting them tell their stories but keeps the moderators role in check.

  • @krismm17
    @krismm17 Рік тому +115

    I went through a narcissist and then a sociopath too. It’s a crazy path to learning certain things in this life.

    • @franbreedlove9392
      @franbreedlove9392 Рік тому +26

      Me too. One right after the other. Happily single now.

    • @mialambert8522
      @mialambert8522 Рік тому +22

      @@franbreedlove9392 Yeah, it's better to be alone than in the wrong company. And safer, too.

    • @Smile.111.
      @Smile.111. Рік тому +4

      What are the spiritual lessons from having these types keep reoccurring in ones life? Really would like insight as so to hopefully change this pattern. 🙏🏻

    • @krismm17
      @krismm17 Рік тому +5

      @@Smile.111. for me I realized that I had to take accountability. It showed me I was an enabler and had very bad self worth. It showed me that I had to set boundaries which to me was a huge revelation. I was taken so low by someone . I allowed them to push me further and further and I ended up acting in ways that I refuse to engage in. I also realized so much about human nature: there is a beats inside all of us. And if you don’t take control people will use that beast against you. At the end of the day it taught me radical responsibility for my own life. I went from being so asleep to being so much more aware over like 6 years of different trials and tribulations.

    • @anti-narc
      @anti-narc Рік тому +2

      My kid is trapped by one now her mother… I don’t know what to do!!!! Tried many things - those of who believe in truth tell it straight but those abused by narc all turned around

  • @amymegginson-uz7jj
    @amymegginson-uz7jj Рік тому +129

    I lost my daughter when her husband shot her. I lost my 4 grandkids that night too. He was also never punished, instead he took the kids and we've never seen them again. I begged the police to believe that he killed her. I was there in another room and watched her as she died. That weekend, we were actually moving her family to our house in another state. He had been in jail within the last six months before her death for physical abuse. The police were unwilling to do their job, as a result I have to wonder every day if the kids are in an abusive situation.

    • @elliez3395
      @elliez3395 Рік тому +12

      That sounds horrendous, I am guessing as a grandparent you have no rights and he did whatever he wanted, not caring about the children being left without their mum or even wider family to be in their lives. Did the police try to say your daughter's death was a suicide? I hope your grandchildren are okay and maybe some day when older thet will be able to get in touch 💗

    • @lesayoung2422
      @lesayoung2422 Рік тому +20

      I’m so sorry for your situation. I wish you peace ☮️

    • @vicelena100
      @vicelena100 Рік тому +18

      I think Grand parents have rights by laws you will have to take him to Court for being prohibited to see the children's. Investigate deeply you may have a chance still to recuperate the kid's.

    • @laurieparnell3525
      @laurieparnell3525 Рік тому +9

      I'm so deeply sorry. I will pray 🙏 for you & your family.

    • @elliez3395
      @elliez3395 Рік тому +6

      ​@@vicelena100 I'm not so sure about that. In many countries grandparents have 0 rights.

  • @louisealexandre8470
    @louisealexandre8470 11 місяців тому +16

    Another thing that stood out for me with her story. To have the Holy Spirit instruct her to eat the rice with yogurt, He knew that would help limit the effect of the poisoning.

    • @beccismith4454
      @beccismith4454 3 місяці тому

      Oh wow, that’s a really interesting perspective! Yeah

    • @theflashcoper
      @theflashcoper 2 місяці тому

      oui effectivement j'ai pensé la même chose

  • @manuelcerqueira9008
    @manuelcerqueira9008 Рік тому +169

    I've watched many podcast's, many NDE's and their experiences, but Ana's is truly on another level. Very blessed to have taken the time to view this truly special account of her Blessing. It was like we were all there along with her and the Holy Spirit. Thank you so much! ♥♥♥

  • @angalmeida29
    @angalmeida29 Рік тому +50

    This has to be made into a movie translated to every single
    Language so that it reaches everyone!

  • @soniaperez2699
    @soniaperez2699 Рік тому +24

    Saying “he’s not worth it to not forgive him” really helped me with something I haven’t been able to forgive in years, despite knowing that I really need to forgive. Great way to put it.

  • @BuereJeeka
    @BuereJeeka Рік тому +42

    Yes. Holy Spirit has always been with us. Even before we were born. 🙏🏽🕊✨️

  • @mbarris
    @mbarris Рік тому +26

    I am SO thankful Anna mentioned her Sister she encountered in Heaven! My precious Niece committed Suicide at a tender age. I've always felt she is in Heaven, as had my Sister. My Niece suffered horribly at the hands of her own Father. Its comforting to know she is in Heaven with her REAL FATHER! God Bless you gor hosting this program. I hope to meet Anna in Heaven someday!❤

  • @beckysmith1178
    @beckysmith1178 Рік тому +66

    This was such a beautiful story of love, betrayal, death, faith, renewal, rebirth, and redemption. She is such a sweet soul and I love her message about the beauty of knowing and trusting in the Holy Spirit. I find that when the Holy Spirit communicates with me that it is so magical and meaningful that I seek to have more experiences with Him. When I do have an experience I immediately want to share the power of it with others. I also think that it is my failings that I don't hear more from Him because I feel that He is always speaking but that sometimes we aren't listening to be able to hear. But the Holy Spirit is always striving with us to be heard. Thank you for sharing your terrible but awesome experience. You are such a sweet, genuine person and soul.

    • @majarubesa5850
      @majarubesa5850 Рік тому +5

      Yes, me too, being so amazed want to share... 😂🤣😂🤣😂 but tnx to these sharing and conversations alike, it became obvious to me that it's very personal, to the core 🤓🤓 so if it's my experience, it's probably meant for me firstly... 😅😂 🤣😂🤣

    • @lightonthemountain4355
      @lightonthemountain4355 10 місяців тому +1

      @beckysmith1178 That part. Where you stated you feel like The Holy Spirit is always speaking, but we're not always listening. You're absolutely correct. 1 of my Spiritual Mentors spoke similar words several years ago, "God is always speaking". "Are we listening"?

  • @jel77l26
    @jel77l26 Рік тому +57

    OMG, this is the craziest story I have ever heard!! I certainly can’t imagine the kind of ordeal that she had gone through by witnessing her own murder and the harassment afterwards …such a brave soul to choose this kind of life to experience! 👍👍
    Totally agree with her about Holy Spirit. He lives in everyone of us In every moment of our lives! I wouldn’t want to live a day without him either!❤️🙏

  • @montecito12
    @montecito12 Рік тому +25

    She's a beautiful soul ❤❤❤ Thank you to you both.
    Oh, I giggled at her saying Jesus didn't look like the pictures the church potrayed, that he wasn't handsome but rugged. And God doesn't care about religion he loves us all inspite of religion. I received that! ❤

  • @leenbee17
    @leenbee17 Рік тому +39

    This is truly horrific. I cannot believe he has not been arrested. What an amazing soul she is to go through that suffering and come out the other side strong!!

    • @lightonthemountain4355
      @lightonthemountain4355 10 місяців тому

      And be able to forgive her ex-husband. I do forgive those whom have wronged me in way or the other, but I don't always do it right away. The Holy Spirit has to nudge me 😊 because this flesh wants to hold onto "Look what they did to me God". Before I am obedient.

  • @lara.khatchikian
    @lara.khatchikian Рік тому +72

    Helloooo empaths and healers!!! Yet another AMAZING conversation, I totally relate! hugs 🥰

    • @NextLevelSoul
      @NextLevelSoul Рік тому +7

      Thx for watching

    • @lara.khatchikian
      @lara.khatchikian Рік тому +3

      @@NextLevelSoul shared some new videos. and reached thousands. grateful!! time to end separation.. 🥰

  • @rakshaandreassen5472
    @rakshaandreassen5472 Рік тому +60

    Wow!! What a mind blowing story!! Even though the police didn’t believe her, she is doing a great public service by sharing her experience!! We all have spirit guides even if we don’t see them or talk to them!! That is good to know!!

  • @eganmay11
    @eganmay11 Рік тому +35

    I can totally relate to her story.
    My now ex husband shot me in the back of the head while I slept in Dec. 2011. He used a Glock .40 cal. The bullet went in above my left ear and came out the nape of my neck, went in between my scalp & skull. I awoke beyond dazed & confused but knew I had to fight him off of the top of me. He then shot at me 27 times as I ran out after kicking him off of me. The bullets went through up to 5 walls. I had NO indication he was capable of this. Just that day & into the night he was out of his pills and was starting the withdrawals process.
    I thank God, Source, the Universe everyday to be here to watch my granddaughters grow up. He was sentenced to only 13 years out of a possible 30 years and he gets out this Nov. 2023. His prison record is public and I just checked and he has not received any counseling or mental health programs/help at all & just got in big trouble for drugs!!! So I do worry he may want revenge for me putting him in prison even though it was the state who prosecuted him. He had a horrible accident and became addicted to OxyContin’s....I told his Dr’s he was abusing the pills & they didn’t care. Now he got caught with drugs....so he possibly hasn’t changed one bit.

    • @elliez3395
      @elliez3395 Рік тому +10

      13 years is a joke, attempted murder should be treated same as murder - as the intention is no different, just the outcome. So sorry that he did this to you and wasn't put in jail for longer. It's unbelievable that he's had no therapy etc. (not that it's any guarantee anyway) but the probation board thinks it's suitable for him to be out. You are a true survivor though and probably too helped by the holy spirit ❤

    • @eganmay11
      @eganmay11 Рік тому +11

      @@elliez3395 he was a retired cop, army & DNR pilot. He shot me with his service weapon the State of SC gave him after his plane crash....where he broke his back and became seriously addicted to Oxy’s. In the South it’s the good ole boy system....just like the Murdoch lawyer who killed his family here in SC.
      I call them ring knockers. Like the Citadel or USC boys who all know & golf at the country club together.
      I was shocked as the survivor. But it was beyond my control.
      I totally agree that he should’ve received mental health counseling. But he’s not eligible for parole because it’s a straight sentence. I just spoke to victims services and NOW I have to request a restraining order for his release later this year!! Ughmmm, what? Ok so let’s add more stress and work for me, the survivor, to do and activate my PTSD. I’ve done my work on healing, forgiveness and dealing with PTSD when triggered so now I have to run through the court process yet again?! Arrrggg!
      All of our systems are in need of replacement and I fought for years to change CDV or now called Intimate Partner Abuse laws here in SC.
      Thank you for your kind words dearest, I appreciate you. Looking back on that evening it was The Holy Spirit that saved me & I express my gratitude a zillion times a day for my beautiful, wonderful life. My Mom always told me I was hard headed & it literally saved my life, lol!! 😊

    • @elliez3395
      @elliez3395 Рік тому +3

      @@eganmay11 no you're right, you shouldn't have to be put through more trauma, anxiety and stress 🙁The justice system often bends over backwards to protect and accommodate the offenders, without much thought or support for the victims. I live in the UK and whilst we don't have much gun crime, the justice system is extremely lenient. For starters, "Life" doesn't actually mean spending their life in prison, sentences are concurrent not consecutive, serious/violent offenders serve only 2/3 of their sentence and sentences are infuriatingly short to begin with.

    • @elliez3395
      @elliez3395 Рік тому +2

      @@eganmay11 sounds like you have done a lot to rebuild your life and coped so well this far. Don't let his release ruin all your hard work and everything you've accomplished. You have survived this and moved on, he has no longer power over you.

    • @eganmay11
      @eganmay11 Рік тому +14

      @@elliez3395 thanks! I have worked tremendously hard! That’s the exact reason he waited for me to fall asleep to shoot me! And I still kicked his ass. I’m a fiercely strong & independent woman, so he had no other choice to carry out his intentions of un-alive’n me in my sleep. It was hard work to deal with my subconscious on this. Nightmares, agoraphobia & all that comes with brutal trauma. But when I forgave everything was better. I refuse to dwell in it and drink the poison of the past. I have amazing friends, and a wonderful boyfriend who never knew anything bad happened to me until I told them. I live for each moment with child like wonder and my life is amazing! I am super proud & love myself and will not let his actions make me be small or distrust others. Hard work truly pays off and if anyone out there is suffering with domestic violence....speak up & shine light on it!!! Thank you again! Peace & love to you & to all!

  • @maureenjones7222
    @maureenjones7222 Рік тому +45

    I've heard this story from this lady before and it's not changed one iota! ❤

  • @flogariepy3678
    @flogariepy3678 Рік тому +84

    This is one of the most beautiful testimonies ,I have ever heard in my whole life ❤

  • @nikkibayo
    @nikkibayo Рік тому +61

    Absolutely the most riveting, tense, horrific, yet beautiful experience I’ve heard.

  • @dario1965
    @dario1965 Рік тому +32

    As far as the voice telling you to stop thinking, it happened to me too when I was a young boy. While walking in a nearby forest I heard this loud internal voice telling me; don’t do that. It was so loud that I looked around in panic, but at the same time I understood that it referred to my internal dialogue and as a result missing the present moment. Only years later I truly understood the significance of this warning.

    • @lightonthemountain4355
      @lightonthemountain4355 10 місяців тому +1

      Thanks for sharing this.

    • @tiffanyanderson7094
      @tiffanyanderson7094 10 місяців тому

      I've had the voice thing happen twice. Once in an Ayahuasca ceremony and I was so confused by what was said to me, until the following night in the next ceremony. Then another time when I went deep into meditation, and with that experience I had an entire back and forth conversation with the voice that had me in the most powerful feeling of bliss. I even asked the classic "how can I stay here?" question....the only thing more exciting than these remarkable experiences being shared, is discovering that we can tap into God and that whole other side at any time (most especially in spiritual practices like meditation, Kundalini etc.). We don't have to wait to die to experience it 🥰

  • @user-hz5cy8pq1y
    @user-hz5cy8pq1y Рік тому +54

    Thank you Dear Alex and Ana Christine for sharing this. I had an experience years ago which put me in a fearful state in a relationship and I heard an inner voice say to me "my dear trembling child" which I knew came from the holy spirit ❤ so when Ana spoke of the voice referring to her as "child" it brought me to tears ❤ ty,ty and may God continue to bless you in the work that you do!

  • @binniparis8024
    @binniparis8024 Рік тому +53

    This NDE really touched me deeply - I'm about to listen to it again with headphones. I live with ptsd and mental illness - when the anguish has been overwhelming I've prayed to be held in angels arms .. to just hold me, give me strength. Sometimes I feel a physicalness to being held in angels wings and I can feel their warmth and love and peace through out my body - I dont tell many cause they'd just say it was a hallucination but it's not - how can I go from anguish to peace in seconds? I need to ask more often, I know we have free will and these loving entities can not interfere or help without asking. I love your chanel, I love how you listen without interrupting - giving the person a chance and time to find their next words. Thankyou so much - so much. Xx

  • @SonjaShindler
    @SonjaShindler Рік тому +39

    Such a horrible but powerful video. The pain this poor woman experienced is astounding!

  • @astralspice5
    @astralspice5 Рік тому +58

    I didn’t want her to end! I couldn’t believe when she was telling the story 🤯 and at the end she forgave him 🙏🏻 and moved on, what a lesson. Also, very happy that she could see her sister, that she is enjoying life up there 🌟

    • @astralspice5
      @astralspice5 Рік тому +2

      @@wahdurci maybe he learned his lesson too. He will mostly learn once he goes through his life review 🙏🏻

  • @sandradaniel-ok6gv
    @sandradaniel-ok6gv Рік тому +16

    She was so innocent and funny. She reminds me of Dianne Keaton! Even looks like her! What a beautiful soul! Naive. Just like her!❤

    • @upwardsoul
      @upwardsoul 9 місяців тому

      I kept thinking the same lol glad someone else noticed the likeness:)

  • @RebbecaWertz
    @RebbecaWertz Рік тому +10

    This gave me so much comfort to know she was held in peace during the horrific events. Perhaps we can take this knowledge to other horrible crimes that are committed on others knowing that they were held in peace as well. 🙏🏻💕

  • @grizeldaxxx4568
    @grizeldaxxx4568 Рік тому +60

    Thank You so much Alex for giving Ana the Sacred Space to share Her story , I can feel the compassion and empathy ...thank You Ana for sharing this amazing Sacred story x

  • @GrandmaEllen
    @GrandmaEllen 8 місяців тому +5

    I am so glad she is alive and sharing the love that saved her life.

  • @omayra7624
    @omayra7624 Рік тому +22

    I couldn’t even look away, I was riveted to the screen. She is a brave and beautiful soul. Love your podcast!

  • @Selfunraveled
    @Selfunraveled Рік тому +40

    Wow what an extraordinary story, had me at the edge of my seat with this one. Ana is a remarkable, brave soul indeed.

  • @WERALL1
    @WERALL1 Рік тому +5

    A perfect lifehack of forgiving: just shift away from the bad person leaving him/her to be dealt with by the spiritual world.

  • @Honesty4yoass
    @Honesty4yoass Рік тому +22

    I loved most NDE’s, but this one was definitely different and I loved it! May God continue to bless her life and the life of her children and hopefully one day she will find a good man that will be her companion and add to her life instead of taking away from it ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

    • @carlovincetti
      @carlovincetti Рік тому +2

      She may be a lil vulnerable and some people hone right on into it.
      I think she should shack up before marrying anyone again.

  • @lorenavincent776
    @lorenavincent776 Рік тому +16

    This NDE was like watching a movie! Unbelievable what she went through and how courageous she is to talk about it. I'm sure it will help many people when they listen to it. There is so much to learn from her experience.

  • @nataliesilva717
    @nataliesilva717 Рік тому +38

    Ana is a special kind of human. What an incredible story she has to share. Thank you to you both ❤

  • @amanitamuscaria7500
    @amanitamuscaria7500 Рік тому +38

    I completely relate to this - except for the actual murder. I am so glad Anna survived and is such a wonderful, strong woman. Thanks both. Alex, you do make me laugh.

  • @bonnielucas1941
    @bonnielucas1941 Рік тому +39

    Ana, your story is so inspiring! And harrowing! So beautiful that you have risen above the difficulty & betrayal. Thank you for sharing your story!
    Yes, it is hard to comprehend that someone who claims to love you us trying to destroy you. I have experienced that, not in a physical sense but mentally.
    Blessings to you and all! 💕🕊️💚

  • @rod3134
    @rod3134 Рік тому +49

    Thanks sooo much for this story!!! Her story has helped me to see and understand that the holy comforter has been with me all along.! I can honestly remember and see points in my life where the comforter has helped me. Peace and Praise God! Love and Blessings to all ❤

  • @remzii8
    @remzii8 Рік тому +63

    So intense! Thank you so much for sharing your story Ana! And thank you Alex for this podcast. You are helping the world change for the better.

  • @jenrooha
    @jenrooha Рік тому +33

    This interview left me feeling so wholesome. May this amazing woman be blessed. She was able to see her loved ones, especially her sister. Thank you.❤️

  • @jemrosekoontz189
    @jemrosekoontz189 Рік тому +140

    The husband was obviously drugging the woman. I am so sorry for what all she went through. Hard to say what was NDE and what was caused by being drugged. I am glad she is alive. I hope she is happy and never suffers abuse or trauma again.

    • @fromthesky1050
      @fromthesky1050 Рік тому +22

      I knew right away as she was describing her symptoms that she was being poisoned, so sad

    • @bfreeman8786
      @bfreeman8786 Рік тому

      Happens more than people realize. Flouride is poison. Look up the Chemical data sheet for clean up! Spill on a road and it has to be closed and all sorts of things are done... it sounds like radioactive waste clean up! That's for your drinking water! 1 ppm is said to be healthy, 4 ppm is poison. Small differences and it doesn't even help yer teeth! Calcifies pineal gland and makes ya dumber. It was used on prisoners in WW2... war crimes...

    • @neva.2764
      @neva.2764 Рік тому +8

      ​@@fromthesky1050 Same here. It was my very first thought.

    • @carlovincetti
      @carlovincetti Рік тому +11

      It did seem different but who is to say what an NDE really is, and since he attempted to take her life, it probably was an NDE.

    • @NatureHarmony_
      @NatureHarmony_ 11 місяців тому +3

      The moment she said "he always cooked, at least he did that" I knew why he was doing that.

  • @christinesull1977
    @christinesull1977 Рік тому +10

    My partner passed away December 3rd.Since I came across this podcast it has helped me through the grieving.Thank You

  • @hedwiggwalczak3204
    @hedwiggwalczak3204 Рік тому +52

    Decades with two types. One narcissist one sociopath. Both psychological and emotionally abusive and One of them violent.
    Learned the lesson that I had to BE the change I wanted to see from my experiences. Happily on my own for 5 years. Born again by remembering who I am and moving thru the storm of fear. Bless you Alex for your podcast you and your guests are helping with expanding consciousness thru love. ❤

    • @louisegogel7973
      @louisegogel7973 Рік тому +5

      Blessings on your new path with Divine Love!

    • @hedwiggwalczak3204
      @hedwiggwalczak3204 Рік тому +1

      @@louisegogel7973 ❤️

    • @janicesg6218
      @janicesg6218 Рік тому +2

      It's time to move on. The fear of this, that, and the other. Danger everywhere, the poor dog can't run in the yard because it's not completely fenced-in. How about the dog is trained to come when you call, even if she doesn't want to. When he's gone, the 🐕 dog will know what it's like to be a dog.

    • @ambersewell8966
      @ambersewell8966 Рік тому +3

      That moment.....the awakening when you finally understand.. it has to be you. You are your only way out. I thank you, Creator, for the cognitive ability to achieve the clarity that allowed me to see the exit sign and navigate the fog that is my trauma.

    • @janicesg6218
      @janicesg6218 Рік тому +1

      @@ambersewell8966 Well said!

  • @carmencifuentes5104
    @carmencifuentes5104 Рік тому +37

    Thank you so much Alex for creating a space for people to share their remarkable stories.

  • @gillfoster8385
    @gillfoster8385 Рік тому +79

    Fabulous podcast, horrific to witness what she went through, and Ana told such a heartfelt, dramatic story, yet she is so passionate and really does give us hope and comfort of whats to come for us all.

  • @mylighthouse888
    @mylighthouse888 Рік тому +25

    Thank you for sharing. This story is great for those who are victims but unable to prove it. Keep safe. Love and Light to All here. ❤🙏🏼

  • @kaylinbrown5942
    @kaylinbrown5942 10 місяців тому +4

    Goosebumps and butterflies in my stomach when he told her " I am in every detail of your life".l❤❤❤

  • @Mantras-and-Mystics
    @Mantras-and-Mystics Рік тому +31

    Crying right now .. Tears of joy! Such a life changing story, not just for Ana Christina - but for all those truly impacted by her beautiful sharing. Thank you so much Alex. xx 💜

  • @christinew333
    @christinew333 Рік тому +9

    “I just screwed up my death.” I love her❤

  • @jalynn1191
    @jalynn1191 Рік тому +8

    This is the first time I actually resonate with a guest. This story made me feel it in my gut.

  • @dailyabundance
    @dailyabundance Рік тому +29

    What an amazing and, at the same time, sad podcast. I was riverted from beginning to end. I'm glad she survived to share her story 😊

  • @colinwalford
    @colinwalford Рік тому +21

    Wonderfully related to us. And Alex - you were brilliant during this interview. You were on the mark today with your humour and had me laughing at your responses. And yet - you knew when to be quiet and let Ana tell her incredible story. Your genuine reactions to her sequence of events made the whole experience even more compelling. Well done, both of you and thank you, Alex, for your hard work for us! 🙏

  • @ravenclaw9551
    @ravenclaw9551 Рік тому +3

    Thank you so much I lost my son to suicide and you have given me hope. You are a beautiful soul. Bless you for sharing your story and love.

  • @anawatiepatandeen7851
    @anawatiepatandeen7851 Рік тому +11

    Omg it’s 2:31 am and I had to listen to the end, she’s a gentle soul, I am in awe of her courage and character, it’s really a unique experience. May God’s peace always keep her safe. She’s so beautiful and kind. She has so much wisdom and warmth. In all of this she’s so forgiving.

  • @increaseyourvibes8703
    @increaseyourvibes8703 Рік тому +6

    Wow. Her explanation of the holy spirit was the first that has ever made sense to me. I never understood, the trilogy of the Father (God), the Son (Jesus) and the Holy Spirit. Now I get it :)

  • @kitwarjri7086
    @kitwarjri7086 Рік тому +15

    This is so Amazing listening to her testimony..May God bless her n many others who heard about her testimony.

  • @nicolehibbard
    @nicolehibbard Рік тому +28

    Her story is amazing and you can see the love she felt and feels from God is so amazing that nothing matters really. Everything is in perspective. Her being able to forgive him. I just loved her. One of my favorite guests of yours. Your channel has helped my life tremendously with all your guests. Thank you Alex for what you are doing. You are a great light in this world. So happy with all the success your channel is having! ❤🙏

  • @audreywitko1445
    @audreywitko1445 Рік тому +19

    Ana, you are amazing! I am so very happy you were protected by Heaven to be able to share this story with us. Alex is right…what a ride! 😮 Love & Blessings to you in Absolute Abundance! ✨💖✨

  • @vivianakani
    @vivianakani Рік тому +16

    What a compelling story that helped me to understand how important it is to be compassionate to others and to know how to listen. Thank you for what you do Alex

  • @sherrynelson1999
    @sherrynelson1999 Рік тому +23

    I’ve been following your show for several months, and I find all your interviews inspiring. This one was “the one”. I laughed, I cried and I’ll never be the same. Thank you!❤️✌️

  • @dianathomas1025
    @dianathomas1025 10 місяців тому +7

    I lost 3 immediate family members within 12 years. Two of them to suicide. Hearing that she saw her sister gave me great comfort. All 3 of my family members were baptized & religious. This makes me think that they are all together. But after watching many of these, I now wonder if they will be there when I get there or if they will be somewhere else. I cant wait to see them. I have been in mourning since 2011. Half my family is in heaven. ❤❤❤❤

    • @user-lo9yn6ji6o
      @user-lo9yn6ji6o 9 місяців тому

      Same here! Both my mother and father died very close together. I took care of my mother for several months on hospice. It was the hardest thing I have ever done. She passed pain free and at home which was so beautiful. When she was passing the last thing she said to me was “oh dear Heaven is so beautiful!” It gave me so much comfort knowing she was going somewhere perfect!

  • @lauraramnarace1649
    @lauraramnarace1649 Рік тому +3

    My brother recently died a very brutal, drawn out death. It gives me comfort to think that perhaps during his ordeal he also experienced loving support.

  • @mahoganyeclipse3909
    @mahoganyeclipse3909 Рік тому +26

    What beautiful and comforting lessons you have brought to us, Ana 💛 much love and appreciation to all 😊

  • @jackipenny9919
    @jackipenny9919 Рік тому +5

    Thank you, Ana & Alex! My relationship with Christ has been on hold in my conscious life. Ana, your story calls me to renew my friendship with my creator.

  • @crystalclear652
    @crystalclear652 Рік тому +8

    This was Amazing, and WHAT A MESSAGE!!! WE ARE NEVER ALONE...EVEN IN THE SMALL DETAILS OF LIFE ❤️

  • @carolinearmitage1815
    @carolinearmitage1815 Рік тому +16

    A wonderful story that sends a huge wave of love out into the world....despite the attempted murder! Many thanks to both of you for this amazing interview. ❤🧡💛💙💜

  • @kieralisekellystanchek6729
    @kieralisekellystanchek6729 Рік тому +2

    I’ve seen Miss Ana Christina before! She is such a sweet, SwEeT, SWEET LADY!!! Her story IS *TRULY AMAZING* !!!!! She is such a *STRONG WOMAN* !!! *God Bless Her!*
    ✨💖✝️🙌🌹🌈☁️✨👼🙏😇🙏👼✨☁️🌈🌹🙌✝️💖✨

  • @jessicadebella7741
    @jessicadebella7741 Рік тому +14

    This story truly touched my heart. Thank you for sharing. Thank you for reminding us we are not ever alone. Thank you for reminding us that we are guided. Thank you for being here and showing up as a loving, kind, and beautiful soul.. sending so much love❤❤❤❤

  • @RenataCerveny
    @RenataCerveny Рік тому +15

    Unbelievable story and I am so grateful that you survived and able to share the story with all of us. Interesting enough as I’m listening to NLS on my walk. I am walking around Irvine lake. It became more personal for me since I live in this area. ❤

  • @savitaabdale8532
    @savitaabdale8532 Рік тому +9

    Ana Christina, you are an amazing beautiful soul. I thank you for sharing your story. My mom committed suicide and I'm grateful to know she is ok. No more uncertainty as to where she is.
    Thank you Alex for creating these videos. They really help me. My daughter laughs at me because I'm always telling her about them.

  • @marielinejean-jacques1448
    @marielinejean-jacques1448 Рік тому +3

    The Holy Spirit was right. He chose the perfect ambassador. Praise the Lord.🙌

  • @stonesofdestinytribe
    @stonesofdestinytribe Рік тому +12

    So so emotional, my heart sunk as she described realizing what he was doing. I can't imagine, gut wrenching and even in that a ray of hope that we are loved and are never alone. Such compassion to know she was carried through that situation with peace.

  • @sue6002
    @sue6002 Рік тому +11

    Alex, Thank you for having Ana Christina on the Podcast. Very interesting and giving the potential for life changing choices.
    Ana Christina, you are an amazing ambassador. You are doing the work you were sent here to do. Thank you and carry on with the beautiful light and love you emit to all who cross your path. Your smile and purpose is contagious. 🥰🙏🏽

  • @lynetteguss9716
    @lynetteguss9716 Рік тому +30

    This was SOOOO beautiful, and so inspiring! Thank you for sharing, Ana Christina... You've made a profound impact on my life. ❤

  • @JCC_1975
    @JCC_1975 7 місяців тому +2

    I loved her. I cried with what she went through and I rejoice in how strong she is. Praise God 🙌

  • @Jeffrey_DeBlaay...888
    @Jeffrey_DeBlaay...888 26 днів тому +3

    to all who read this, and all who don't...sending you infinite peace, perfect health, abundant wealth, joyous freedom, and unconditional love...
    🙏🏽💜💜💜💜💜🙌🏽

  • @auntylinda7640
    @auntylinda7640 Рік тому +9

    Good Lord that was some rough ride! Sending love and comfort to Ana xxx Love is the answer💖

  • @jsi4064
    @jsi4064 Рік тому +3

    This video shows me how many beautiful, patient and empathetic people listen to this channel. That's inspiring to me.

  • @michelle44406
    @michelle44406 Рік тому +7

    I'm a domestic violence survivor. My first experience with dv was in Irvine in 1994. At the time, Irvine was labeled as one of the safest cities in America. Partially due to a lack of proper processing by law enforcement. Domestic violence exists in beautiful cities just as any place else. God bless you❤

  • @susanpruitt1941
    @susanpruitt1941 Рік тому +10

    Mesmerizing. Thank goodness she survived! Just know that the ex-husband will not escape true justice. Karmageddon will come for him. Ana Christina, you are an incredible woman. Thank you for bravely sharing your story.

  • @truthseekerincali
    @truthseekerincali Рік тому +14

    What a beautiful ending to this life experience. Congratulations on your retirement Ana! Thank you for sharing Alex & Ana. ❤❤

  • @robertaouaou5495
    @robertaouaou5495 Рік тому +16

    What a amazing message, I love to hear all the great messages from Alex , next level soul. Makes my heart warm. Thank you for all the great guest you have and learning all the time.

  • @TheArtOfLove
    @TheArtOfLove Рік тому +6

    Wow. What a story. I was multitasking and checking my credit card statement while listening to this and realized there was an error in my statement, but I didn’t even care. I was so riveted by what she was saying.

    • @carlovincetti
      @carlovincetti Рік тому

      Then our real life seeps in, and we forget everything to a story we are hearing.
      Then, when it's over, we jump to "wth" and that is if we remember it right away.