Ten days bf my son passed from a heart attack, I had a dream of being in a train station waiting on a platform, when I saw him come in and cross the tracks, and come up to me... He said I have to go mom, he went back across the tracks, and up a platform, put his hand on the door and was gone in a flash of brilliant light. He went back to Heaven and I will see him again when it's my time to go home 💝
@breepak63
Жыл бұрын
😂😂😂 he went back to heaven huh! Thats religious indoctrination 😊
@susiearviso3032
Жыл бұрын
Now this is believable.
@hadleymanmusic
Жыл бұрын
Youll show up and he will have just got there hisself its non linear in the afterlife realms
@jefffowle7015
Жыл бұрын
@@ValkyrieBug .HI!
@MDC1991
Жыл бұрын
@@breepak63 you're almost as rude as you are wrong
@anniepizmar
Жыл бұрын
My mom died in OH, I was in TX. The night of the day she passed, she came to me in a dream. She was holding my hand and we were both flying through the universe, with stars whizzing by us. My mom was grinning from ear to ear and told me she wanted to show me where she went and that she was okay. She said, isn't this fantastic? She was so extremely happy!
@stellaercolani3810
Жыл бұрын
❤️🙏
@angelaberni8873
11 ай бұрын
That must be very comforting for you. I'm European and don't understand your abbreviations.
@innerninja7992
11 ай бұрын
OH is Ohio, and Tx is Texas.@@angelaberni8873
@kimhesketh2016
11 ай бұрын
OH is Ohio. TX is Texas.@@angelaberni8873
@SL-sl5ru
11 ай бұрын
Mom died in the United States in the state of Ohio. The daughter was in the United States in the state of Texas.
@dorothylasken5460
Жыл бұрын
I had a shared death experience with my sister. She was in the final stages of cancer and I was alone sitting with her for many hours while she was in the hospital. Our finger tips just barely touching. First we flew through the Grand Canyon, a place we both wanted to go but had never been. By the time our siblings arrived (10 people) she and I had traveled(in our minds) to a park and we're swinging on the swings. Then a man showed up and put out his hand to her and asked her to come with him. I told them I wanted to go with them but he said no she has to go by herself. As they went off together the room became icy cold. I knew she was gone. I had been there many hours but I knew I could leave because she wasn't coming back. I left the hospital and on the way home I got the call that she had passed. I was consumed by joy. I had to get out of the car and dance. My other sibling was so angry at me but there was no way I could explain what had happened. It was blissful.
@miaj5118
Жыл бұрын
Oh wow how amazing!
@faithrada
Жыл бұрын
What a beautiful gift. Yes... the JOY is REAL! ❤️
@debbiedebbie9473
Жыл бұрын
Wow. That's so cool. ♥️
@lovehearts8486
Жыл бұрын
Wow! That's so beautiful!. It's a true blessing to be with your loved one as they transition! You will always be connected to your sister, and she to you. I had similar backlash from siblings after my mam passed, they were so angry that i was alone with her and not them! but i truly believe that it was meant to be that way. It didn't mean my mam loved them any less! She adored us all, but they couldn't see it that way so they blamed me. I wouldn't change it for the world though! I was there to see my mam take her last smile and gently leave this Earth to go home! 💗
@websurfer5772
Жыл бұрын
It sounds like both of you are empaths and that may be why you got to experience what your siblings didn't. Sibling rivalry is a real thing, I know. It's actually very painful for those of us who are scapegoated but there's nothing we can do about it. How awesome that you both got to have such wonderful experiences. I'm happy for you.
@Jeffrey_DeBlaay...888
3 ай бұрын
to all who read this, and all who don't...sending you infinite peace, perfect health, abundant wealth, joyous freedom, and unconditional love... 🙏🏽💜💜💜💜💜🙌🏽
@bernsteiner88
3 ай бұрын
Thank you so much and to you as well my friend :)
@Jeffrey_DeBlaay...888
3 ай бұрын
@@bernsteiner88 you're welcome & thank you, Bern...love ya 😘
@hamag1973
2 ай бұрын
You are kind harted. God bless you🙏
@Jeffrey_DeBlaay...888
2 ай бұрын
@hamag1973 thank you for the blessings...i love you 😘
@melindawise4289
Ай бұрын
Thank you so much!!
@letagilmoreithinkweneedtos8879
5 ай бұрын
I was holding my sister’s hand as she was about to pass over to the other side… suddenly I felt an energy moving up from her hand, up my arm that was so powerful it lifted me out of the chair!! My Aunt was sitting across the room as I said , “ they (Angels) are here for Nancy! “ I feel the Holy Spirit! My Aunt also sensed the Presence 😮. Will NEVER forget the power of that experience 😢I thank God for the this ❤gift
@Qtown
2 ай бұрын
Beautiful
@Warriorofinfinite7697
20 күн бұрын
Amazingly experienced exactly how HE knows you need to receive it
@athena3865
Жыл бұрын
I am an NDE from 37 years ago. There was no religion on the other side; did not see anyone but white light brighter than anything on the planet. There was no fear, no pain, time did not exist; everything was light, all at once, as a bright positive energy.
@athena3865
Жыл бұрын
I just listened to your story....My NDE....Was the same accident that hit your friend; I was hit the same way, on the driver side; I had no seat belt. Truck was coming at me 55 mph; I had just pulled out from a stop sign where I was hidden around a curve. The cops said I should not have survived. After impact, I left my body and above the car, though my body was held down by something; I could feel it. Then I felt the words, "You will be spared." In that moment, I was enveloped by brilliant light, whiter than anything on the planet. I looked for someone, anyone, as I knew I had to have been killed. There was no one; only light and love. When the car stopped spinning, I told myself not to be afraid, because I was told I would be spared. I carefully opened my eyes, just knowing my legs had to be gone, at least. I was fully intact, no cuts or broken bones. My hands were still at the bottom of the steering wheel. I opened the door and stood up amidst the shattered glass and metal. A guy who was driving an 18 wheeler stopped and came running. The driver who hit me asked why did I come away from the stop sign (I did not see him). The guys were shocked I was standing...I could not speak, as I only wanted to say that this is not all there is....In fact, coming back, everything here seemed strange...Like it was pretend. There is another side. I was 28. Today I am almost 65 and remember it like yesterday.
@carvul1
11 ай бұрын
@@athena3865 amazing, thanks for sharing
@richardholly7984
6 ай бұрын
I’ve heard countless times of people that have experienced NDEs about time not being in existence. Having not ever experienced it, I try to imagine it. Can you possibly elaborate? Incredibly interesting
@richardholly7984
6 ай бұрын
@@athena3865wow!!
@winscircle888
12 күн бұрын
@@athena3865wow, amazing. Thank you for sharing the story. I sometimes feel similar about here feeling like pretend. Much love to you!
@doyleellis618
Жыл бұрын
When I was in the Fifth grade, I got sick in school with scarlet fever. There wasn't much that could be done, medicine wise, back then except to control my fever. I lay in my bedroom with all the aches and pains, which go with high fever. I heard someone talking, and there were two men standing at the foot of my bed. Between me and them as what looked like rain water running down a window pane; wavey and rippley. One turned to the other and said, "Shall we take him?" The other looked at him and said, "No, not yet." Up until that time, I had been somewhat of an observer, but when I heard that I became terrified an streamed for my mother. She rushed in and asked what was wrong. I said, "Please don't let them take me!" She asked me "Who?", and I said, "Them" and pointed to where they had been standing. There was no one there. My mother thought I had been hallucinating, because of the fever. I accepted her explanation and began to recover. Years later, I visited my Grandmother, and there was a portrait of a man hanging just inside the ba k door. It astounded me, and I asked her who he was. She answered that it was just an old photograph that she had just wanted to hang up, again. I asked her several times over the next few weeks, and finally she told me, "That's your Grandpa, when he was a young man. He was 18, when that picture was taken." He was one of the men who were standing at the foot of my bed. I had recognized him, instantly. My blood had run cold the day that I first saw that photo. I didn't tell anyone, because they would have come up with some explanation to dispute my memory. However, I knew he had been in my bedroom, when I had been so sick. Years later, I was in the delivery room, when my first son was born. He cried, as he lay in the warming pan, and I asked the doctor if I could go to him. He gave me the ok. I stood over my son and touched his cheek with the back of my hand. He stopped crying, and the doctor remarked, "it looks like that was what he needed." When I touched my son, I was back in my sick room, and he was the other man, who had been standing at the foot of my bed. Later, I told my wife what he would look like as a man; the square jaw, light brown hair and the brown eyes, which he had, when he grew up. I was both sad and happy to find out, who the other man was. I knew that he, with my Grandfather, would be the ones to come to escort me at the time of my death. It was sad, because I knew that he would die before me. I was happy, because that vision told me that he had lived a good life and was in Heaven. I had very close to my Grandfather, as a child. He had fed me, when my father had no food. He had made sure I had shoes and a coat to protect me from the cold. When he died, I wanted to die, too. I couldn't imagine existing without my Granpa. The last thing he said to me was, "Hold'em in the road, Big Boy", but I couldn't figure out how I could live, let alone hold'em in the road. He was an old man, when I was born, and the cancer that took him had wasted his body. I never knew the young man, which he had been, when he stood at the foot of my bed so many years before. Now, I'm an old man. I haven't seen my son in almost 20 years. My wife and I divorced, and the children went with her. The divorce was bitter. I was not the father that I wanted to be, but I am assured that we will be reconciled some day. He and Gradpa will take me home, and that is enough for me.
@JustMe-vv9yr
7 ай бұрын
Your story made me cry😓
@vio144
4 ай бұрын
Thank you for sharing. Incredible.
@inglenookbrooder
3 ай бұрын
Thank you for sharing this profound experience. It has brought me added peace. 🙏🏼🤍
@luciemarinov129
2 ай бұрын
This is very sad , thank you for sharing your experience!❤❤😢😢❤
@jadamartinez1174
Ай бұрын
@@doyleellis618 I wish you all the best. I pray that your son will see you before the end.
@samanthahardy9903
Жыл бұрын
When my cousin passed I had a dream that we were both on a bus. She was a bit scared to transition over and was disappointed that nobody had come to collect her and we talked about how she would be okay. We got talking about other things and then she told me, "This is your stop. You need to get off now. Thank you for coming part the way with me but you need to go back now. I can't but you can." I got off and then I woke up.
@grantrogan
Жыл бұрын
Not long after my brother died (he 17 me 15) I dreamt we were in a house, younger though: around 5 -7 years younger. Playing together like we used to when we were kids....laughing and having fun. Then we were in a small room sitting at a table facing a wall, just messing around. He than starting fading in and out and said he had to go. We both started crying. He disappeared, but then came back shortly afterwards....but escorted by several almost invisible beings ( human shaped ) We immediately started playing,laughing and having fun again as if nothing had happened. Again he started fading in and out, saying he had to go but this time he couldn't come back. He then was escorted away by the beings as we were crying. This happened over 40 years ago.
@julieamigliore
Жыл бұрын
That’s incredible
@Maicon-b1b
4 ай бұрын
What did the day look like in the dream? Was it dark or sunny And what type of person was your cousin?
@sharonbice7490
Жыл бұрын
I never died but left my body twice through trama. I never went past the ceiling and was looking down at myself, and was at peace, but when I went back into my body, I felt such heaviness. So I know we have a spirit in us, without a doubt. God is in us, this is how he knows everything we do and think. Always do good, be kind to everyone, love with all your hearts,forgive with all your hearts, be still and know him. ❤️ 🙏
@waynesumner1829
2 ай бұрын
The negative NDE experience is an illusion.
@sharonbice7490
2 ай бұрын
@@waynesumner1829 It was real, I actually left my body. No illusion.
@winscircle888
12 күн бұрын
Beautiful, Sharon, thank you for sharing.
@lynking4141
Жыл бұрын
Mannnn ... I've waited my whole life for stuff like this to be accessible to the masses. I'm so grateful it's here & the healing has begun. Wakey-wakey, humanity 🙏🏻😍🥰 ✌🏼🤍💫
@RedSquirrelsReturn
Жыл бұрын
That’s a lovely comment, I believe it is something to be grateful for.. a door has opened for so many of us.
@lynking4141
Жыл бұрын
@@RedSquirrelsReturn It's all of us, or none ... Welcome to the party, darlin' -- we're going home, soon; *together* 🤍. Until then, we heal (seemingly) separately. In ACIM, Jesus says: The miracle substitutes for learning that might have taken thousands of years. (ACIM, T-1.II.6:7) I'm totally down wit dat 💫.
@wyzolma99
Жыл бұрын
I used to do this sort of thing when I was a very small child. Climb trees & wonder what the "other" me was doing. And there I was thinking it was "just daydreaming"☺️
@annoguz4770
Жыл бұрын
😄 Yes
@RedSquirrelsReturn
Жыл бұрын
@@wyzolma99 I have out of body envy 😂😂 … never been able to , tried for years but nothing happens.
@Marayot
Жыл бұрын
This was interesting to listen to. I had that experience when my grandma passed away. We were not even in the same coast when it happen so it felt like a lucid dream to me. I "woke up" in her body, seeing through her eyes. There were a lot of people in the room but they were not physical. I remember getting up of the bed, floating and disoriented until someone touched my hand. That someone was an "older me," an "eternal me" who had promised grandma to see her off. But also, in that moment, we were one and the same.
@miaj5118
Жыл бұрын
Sounds incredible!
@faithrada
Жыл бұрын
@@miaj5118 We are ALL the THAT of * I AM THAT* Eventually we REALIZE that there is no 'OTHER' at all. This is the non-dual state beyond mind. The state of Enlightenment. A mind that THINKS it is God... is deluded. A person who REALIZES that God is the ONLY ONE HERE... They have True Understanding.
@sallytaylor3958
Жыл бұрын
What a glorious moment. Thank you for sharing this amazing experience with us.
@annoguz4770
Жыл бұрын
An unforgettable and life changing experience I am sure 😊❤️
@debbiedebbie9473
Жыл бұрын
Whoa
@Xbehindblueeyesx
Жыл бұрын
We are all one consciousness split into fractals. There is no separation.
@Vsnofecstasy
11 ай бұрын
Our perception separates us 😭 if we all shared the same lens it would be easier but less fun
@ChrisVang93
3 ай бұрын
that they may all be one; just as You, Father, are in Me and I in You, that they also may be in Us, so that the world may believe that You sent Me. The glory which You have given Me I also have given to them, so that they may be one, just as We are one; I in them and You in Me, that they may be perfected in unity, so that the world may know that You sent Me, and You loved them, just as You loved Me. (John 17:21-23)
@gregsonic
Жыл бұрын
I had a Shared Death Experience when my dear Grandmother passed 4 years ago, the air was cracking all my senses were on overdrive ... it was Electric, Life changing ... she was in Missouri, I was on a walk towards the shore in Washington State, and I knew EXACTLY what was happening, I felt her with me! It was Magical!!!
@cyninbend
4 ай бұрын
Both my roommate from school and my ex-husband, who had never met each other before me, had had identical experiences: They were born back in 1952, just months apart but thousands of miles from each other) of moms who were very young, and who had 2d pregnancies too soon. They and their younger sisters were just 15 months apart. Both moms went into very serious postpartum depressions after their siblings' births. My roommate's mom hallucinated, until she was hospitalized. My ex's mom was sent to stay with friends across the country. While they were recovering, my roommate and her new-born baby sister were cared for by their great aunt. My ex and his infant sister by their grandmother. When each lady passed away, both my friend and ex answered their phones, and heard the ladies calling their names. When they called to the ladies by name, parents came on the phone notifying them of the deaths of the women so important to them. Bizarre coincidence.
@dl6519
Жыл бұрын
Regarding Judas Iscariot: Roughly three decades ago I participated in a rather intense metaphysical exercise in which my personal experience was an apparent "connection" with Judas. I won't detail it here, but one thing that stood out to me was this: For those of us with a Christian background, if we can forgive Judas, we can forgive anybody of anything, and we can even forgive ourselves. So my perception now is that Judas (or the story of Judas, if you don't take the New Testament account literally) offers us a gift: The opportunity to actively forgive someone of something that is traditionally viewed as unforgivable.
@joshuacarpenter4477
Жыл бұрын
We must remember that Judas returned the silver and killed himself from remorse. There is a Gnostic gospel called the Gospel of Judas that offers further insight if the writer is correctly attributed to the text.
@tammyjoma
Жыл бұрын
I find Jesus' words on the cross so helpful for forgiveness - for my own, too. "Forgive them, for they know not what they do." ❤️
@stevegardiol6973
Жыл бұрын
My wife is in the mid to later stages of ALS. Knowing we are here to learn from this experience together, makes it a bit easier getting by day to day. Thank you for sharing such a meaningful experience. See you on the flip side!
@msovaz77
Жыл бұрын
Many blessings to you and her. ❤
@Sherri-Shakti-MamaBear-QHHT
Жыл бұрын
Hugs to you! & your dear wife. 💙💙💙
@thelippychronicles
11 ай бұрын
Hugs to both you and your wife. I'm so sorry. I can't imagine the pain of watching ALS. I hope this brings you hope and healing.
@mariannewolf57
9 ай бұрын
Sending Love and strength to both your wife and you.
@user-li5vn5tl3y
6 ай бұрын
Sending prayers and love. 💕
@robertbarnum7541
Жыл бұрын
Death, near death, shared death, ecstatic mystical experiences are all part of the wide spectrum of the physical touching the spiritual reality all around and through us. These seemingly different experiences are more alike than different.
@dianawinter3777
Жыл бұрын
I am commenting again. I love your channel. It helps me keep remembering who I am when I get lost in the Maya. I was a follower of Paramahansa Yogananda. I can say it is true mastering their meditation techniques really does open consciousness up. I have had many experiences because of it. After 3 months of devoted meditation I was able to do things I could never imagine. My little brother had cancer and my Mom and I were on our way down to Phoenix to help him move in to hospice. But we had just left the outskirts of Prescott when the left side of my head opened up in a way, like a portal of some kind in my mind. It’s like I am actually there. Funny thing is I was driving but I could still pay attention to the driving while I was having this vision. I saw this incredibly beautiful man beaming of golden light and he was smiling at me. I was in awe of him, He was so incredibly beautiful and the love and joy was just everywhere around him and coming from him. I just kept saying “My God, your so beautiful!” He then reached out his hands to me like he was wanting me to give him something and so I looked down and saw I was holding my little brother. He was sleeping and also gave off this incredible loving golden light. I then joyfully handed my brother over to the golden man and he held him so tightly in his arms with great love and tenderness. I just watched the whole thing blown away by the incredible beautiful experience I was having. Then suddenly I realized what it meant. I felt panic and shook my head trying to get rid of the vision I was experiencing. I asked my mom what time it was and she said it was 4:01. When we got to Phoenix we found my brother had suddenly passed away at 4:01. I think I saw this because I had been praying for my brother to not suffer if it was his time to go. The final stages of cancer can be such a horrible, prolonged suffering and painful way to die. I cannot stress enough how important meditating can be if you are wanting to really become the true being you actually are.
@russellmcgurn4217
Жыл бұрын
Thank you for sharing. Ive read several of PY's teachings but after reading the fantastical Autobiography of a Yogi I decided it was too much to believe but now I will have to revisit his teachings. Thank you.
@dianawinter3777
Жыл бұрын
@@russellmcgurn4217 Some things must be experienced before you can believe in them. I can attest the things the REAL Yogi's say they can do, they can do. Their not fakes by any means. It boggles the mind really when you start to realize how fantastical existence really is and how reality is not what you think it is. All I can say is try it. You have nothing to lose. I did teach the beginning meditations to some of the employees who worked under me as they were all over the place. The company I worked for hired a lot of people in rehab to help them get back on their feet. So these people were recovering crystal meth users. Every one of them used the meditation I taught them. With in weeks they changed so much they had real focus and calmness about them and their work and they said after a few months their lives had completely changed. Some went on to do really big things with their lives. It certainly cannot hurt you to learn the meditations, it will definitely make a big difference in your life and if your really serious about transformation and enlightenment, it will get you there. Paramahansa Yogananda is a wonderful teacher and I will forever be grateful to him for bringing this enlightenment to the world. It saved me from the darkness of the Maya in this place called life on earth.
@johnculler1430
Жыл бұрын
I don't know why but your story has me crying much love to you
@dianawinter3777
Жыл бұрын
@@johnculler1430 Thanks, but didn't mean to make anyone cry. Just to vindicate this stuff is real and we all can have this connection to the divine. May you be blessed with great love and light in your life as well.
@melissad1854
Жыл бұрын
So glad to read of your success with Yoganandas meditation teachings. I have just started the program. I have also done The Monroe Institute Gateway program, 20 years ago. Curious if you think doing both programs at the same time would be beneficial.
@rikard4711
Жыл бұрын
Looking forward to this. Have been listening to well over a thousand people sharing their NDE:s online. Taken me a few years and many hours, but it's been very, very much worth it as it has helped me understand 'creation' better and also helped me become a better, more understanding, loving and patient being here on Earth. I've said it before Alex but you deserve to hear it again: This channel is golden. Much love and many thanks from Sweden.
@KeithDGriffis
Жыл бұрын
Have you ever listened to or read Delores Cannon. It is the next step from learning from NDEs.
@andrehansson8086
Жыл бұрын
Han e king! mvh SWE
@rikard4711
Жыл бұрын
@@andrehansson8086 Alex, eller menar du Scott?
@andrehansson8086
Жыл бұрын
@@rikard4711 aleeeex (:
@rikard4711
Жыл бұрын
@@andrehansson8086 Gissade på det :)
@misskitty5496
Жыл бұрын
Oh, Wow, am so glad to hear this story. My husband was on a life machine, and I had been told he was going to pass he had suffered a brain bleed. But just to make sure they needed to do further tests before turning off the machine. After alot of distress for family and all the emotional distress felt whilst waiting for the decision, I knew there was no way back for him. He was my soulmate and best friend. My most concern I kept thinking is he going to be okay and not be on his own. I was allowed 10mins after the machine was turned off to say my goodbyes I came out of the room as I wasn't allowed longer I felt as if I had been grabbed from my solar plexus and whoosh I felt lifted I new he had gone it was so physical for me I thought it was my trauma response but after listening here I believe it was very real. All I can say is now after listening I was given a beautiful gift of spiritual enlightment he was showing me he was going to be okay making his journey alone.
@tashiatodosov5190
11 ай бұрын
I can’t believe they only gave you 10 mins! That seems very cruel! I’m glad you got to experience that beautiful gift with your husband.
@christinawall4854
2 ай бұрын
We are NEVER alone during transition
@jeannespira8788
Жыл бұрын
I never comment, but I have to say that Dr. Taylor's manner of communicating is so direct and pure that I am moved to write here. Thank you Alex for giving these people a platform to share with us their experiences and knowledge. May their lives be for a blessing.
@ex-subsailor3480
Жыл бұрын
If all of this is true, at this point, I only wish that we could remember past mistakes so we wouldn't keep making the same mistakes.
@sallyb1111
Жыл бұрын
I continue to have bilocation experiences with my deceased son. Thank you for the verification. This is the first time someone has acknowledged what I know to be true in that our consciousness is in at least two places at once but most of the time, unless we are in an altered state, are not aware of.
@debbiedebbie9473
Жыл бұрын
What happens during your experiences ?
@jamesgreenldn
Жыл бұрын
Our bodies are appearing in consciousness. This consciousness is our shared being, we are told that our consciousness is created by our brains but we need to investigate this more fully. If you look up Rupert Spira on here you can experience this more deeply. Thanks
@susiearviso3032
Жыл бұрын
I don't desire to be in an altered state. Its weird.
@jacquelineoutlaw3252
Жыл бұрын
I definitely experienced one shared Near Death trips with a lady I knew well. The lady who took me on her NDE trip lived in a state separate from where I lived. I had been to her home to visit her a few months eairler. She had since fallen into a coma and was dying unbeknownst to me. I didn't know she was in a coma and ill from a sudden stroke. She suddenly appeared in my home where I live and started telling me she had a stroke. She made me feel it on my left side while I was driving my car. I could hear her voice clearly and it went from there. She sounded very happy, like her old self again. She had not been her normal self for awhile and was losing her cognitive abilities. She was very stressed and sad because of her adult children treating her badly. The last time I had seen her a few months eairler made me feel very bad for her. She was going through personal issues and her physical health had significantly declined. Probably because of all the stress from her children. She was a shell of who she used to be as I knew her. I didn't see her regularly but I knew she was not going to last much longer after seeing her the last time. I visited with her then and spoke with her on the phone. She told me she wanted to die. She was depressed. She came and took me on her NDE while she was actually dying. She was so very happy to share with me and showed me so much of what she was experiencing. Remember, I didn't know she was sick but she was in a deep coma at a nursing home at that time. She died a few hours later and that was when I was told about her death. The experience with her occurred on a Sunday afternoon and she died sometime before daylight Monday morning. I can't go into all the details here but it was a spectacular experience, I admit a little scary. Im also a natural born Meduim and she knew this about me. I gave her a Reading the last time I saw her in person. One of her relatives came through very clearly and I'd like to think that helped her. I love you Lela. Goodbye Lela. You were a very good lady and you are not forgotten. May your adult children regret what they did to you. 🥺
@angelinad6183
Жыл бұрын
This is the first time I've heard about NDE experiences sharing with those still in this physical world. That woman really appreciate you. Do you do readings from a distance?
@nirmalapadaruth9195
Жыл бұрын
Gg cg😅
@wyzolma99
Жыл бұрын
If we are all energy and it cannot be created nor destroyed, then we ARE definitely all connected.
@miriamstjohn7067
Жыл бұрын
Wow! In 2001, I helped my mother travel to the brink of a mountain until she flew away and I could go no further. I did not share this as I thought family would not understand. Then my daughter had me do a "reading" with a medium and you could knock me down with a feather when she said: "Your mother asks me to tell you thanks for what you did, that she was afraid, and what you did really helped her." Well hearing that was even more food for thought! How did the medium know that? How was my mother able to communicate it? This is indeed a strange existence. I also had a near-death experience and wrote a book about it. But the amazing thing about that is I can transport to that world while praying and receive amazing instruction. But I was able to do that from an early age - around 15.
@louisegogel7973
Жыл бұрын
35:00 I like to think of us as beginning to understand that consciousness, loving consciousness, is fundamental and causative. It is the building block of the universe. ❤
@cathrinewhite7629
Жыл бұрын
A week before my dad passed, we were out in the back pasture, putting up new fencing for my horses. That night, I dreamed that I walked into a stark, cement- floored room. There was a table with my dad laying down on it. A bright light shone down on him. He had a sheet on him, from his chest to his ankles. And a block under his head. It was the block that perplexed me. I knew nothing of how morgues work and I thought he was alive. A week later, he passed suddenly from a heart attack. My 2 older brothers went to see him. We were just casually discussing it later when I brought up what I saw in the dream. My bro's said it was exactly how he was positioned & the room was lighted! At the time none of us knew about precognition- but now it is a constant occurrence in my life.
@cyninbend
4 ай бұрын
I see the space where the individual is, but without them there. I shake my head and they are back. But I know they will be gone.
@lenabl6388
Жыл бұрын
I experienced something like that when my mom was passing away. I was watching her last breath and feeling something beautiful going through me.
@SharonWillits
Жыл бұрын
I nada similar experience with my mothers death 1999. She was in the process of death and my father and I were both very attentive. He left the room to have something to eat and make a phone call. When I was sitting with her I said to her Dad had gone and if she didn’t want to leave when he was here now would be a good time, she took three breaths and left, I had the strongest feelings she was still in the room right at the ceiling and I got a taste of such peace and love I know she was sharing that love and peace with me. A few min and my dad came back early and I told him she had passed. He panicked and went out and got three nurses , mom knew the reaction he would have. I will never forget that incredible peace and love. I never told my dad I know he would never understand.
@johnhooper2370
Жыл бұрын
When my grandma past over,we where in hospital,grandma had faded over the last few days,she was now put in a solitary room ,so family could sit privately, the room was empty of all machines, very peaceful My sister sat on the bed holding grandmas hand,mum and dad at the foot of bed , I sat on the right side of the bed( this was all out of my depths emotionally) So I sat closed eyed and meditated ( tm mediation I had been practising for 4-5 years) I joined my grandma on this path,side by side until the light in the distance grew,at this point another presence meet us ,to take grandma on from here, the prescence(concoisness, powerful ,confident,proud with an outlined human form) Stopped me ,you can't go any further, So I watched,as grandma went with the presence toward the light ,I heard what can only be described as a billion souls cheering, like the biggest football crowd ever, I came out of mediation and announced she had gone, Confused about the sound I searched the room and nearby for machinery or cause of such a noise,non was found,
@tana5098
Жыл бұрын
What a gift you had to get to join your grandma as she was leaving for her eternal home. You two must have been very close to one another. I have never had this experience. My Dad passed away fifteen years ago, and i was with him in the last moments of his life. Soon after he passed, i could feel his presence around me for two years. At the time, i was over at my mom's house for a few months. I slept in his room and could sense he was there at night. It was kind of unsettling, but also a blessing. My dad had been worried about me, wondering if i would find a partner to marry. So, i think he was watching over me. You are truly blessed to have had this experience. I wish this would happen to me. Always have hoped to receive a visit from the Lord. I long to see and hug him. 🫂 🙌🙏🙇♀️💞🌹🕊⛪️
@johnhooper2370
Жыл бұрын
@@tana5098 ✡all in good time, Walk everyday with a healing vibe
@johnhooper2370
Жыл бұрын
@@tana5098 bless you, I'm sorry your dad passed,he is with you in thought(higher concoisness) It's not that you haven't experienced nde/ sde, maybe your stronger than you think. I'm a healer,quite soft,my grandma Is a powerful spirit,when alive she had a special party trick,where she stood still and dared any man to move her,not even 3 men could move her she stay stuck to the ground,impossible !(5ft3,10stone) When her son died/dad I had a dream Vivid,with his smell( so real) and telepathy Grandma returned the favour by bringing dad to me ,a brief dream, he seemed to apologise and ask if I was ok, I'm fine I said and i understand( not completely) So the feminine is so powerful. My knowledge of healing was confirmed when I did a course in Rahanni,celestral healing.. I am no better than anyone and we all have the abilities, socially different, parents have chosen to nurture new souls, time is spent parenting ,so awareness is fixed on the job( hopefully) Monks,Swami ect only have god to sit with, so karma is less for them and they noticed more spirit dimension. You are special ,and all your loved ones look down to help you,arch Angel micheal helps, You can ask in you head for,confident s,love, for the day to go easy, Do not ever doubt ( oh that won't work) as it will cancel the first though, Faith and trust in spirit. Saythia Sai baba, love all Care for all. You are very very special. Thanks🤲✡🙏
@Manbunmen65
Жыл бұрын
@@johnhooper2370 So tell me John, how do you secure salvation?
@johnhooper2370
Жыл бұрын
@@Manbunmen65 I can not secure such a thing, But to ease the time I practice kriya yoga breathing(conscious breathing,Prana, zero point energy),transcendental meditation, send healing to all I can and earth(earth healing is performed in Rahanni healing). Praying nightly to god,Jesus Christ,archangel micheal.. It's not easy,seeing all around the earth ,insanity and war..makes me question,
@NoSuchPersonHere
Жыл бұрын
This happened to me when my almost 3 year old daughter died. I wonder if this is common when parents lose small children - a way to let us know they are still there. It truly is unbearable losing a child.
@Noah-vx7rm
11 ай бұрын
♥️♥️♥️
@Mgg407
10 ай бұрын
I’m so sorry
@Qtown
2 ай бұрын
God bless you and your family
@charliewilson3369
2 ай бұрын
@@NoSuchPersonHere I hope your doing as good as possible. God bless you and your daughter.
@danchase8657
Ай бұрын
@@NoSuchPersonHere I am so sorry for your loss.
@doloresjanet
Жыл бұрын
I had the most beautiful, love-filled experience in the presence of a very bright light while my Dad was actually dying on another floor of the hospital. The nurse then came down to get us, telling us our Dad was dying. I knew he had just left.
@TheLvablebird
Жыл бұрын
In 81 my oldest sister had leukemia. She was living in another state.. I had gone up to see her but had to come back home to work. I was very distraught because she had told me it was not her job to forgive and the Lord's prayer it told us to forgive our trespassers. I had to give some people a ride to the next town and as I was coming home I saw my sister.
@mamagrizzly5360
Жыл бұрын
"Jesus could not be Jesus without Judas Iscariot." THANK YOU for saying that! Your view is exactly how I have felt about Judas. you expressed it so beautifully, and it was so validating.
@Manbunmen65
Жыл бұрын
Actually thats heresy and only a unbeliever would say, God cant be God without Judas.
@v4v777
Жыл бұрын
@@Manbunmen65 They dont say that God cant be God without Judas.... but Jesus would not have made the sacrifice that he made (for to save you Believers;) if there was not for a character like Judas in the play.
@elizabethdiaz6508
Жыл бұрын
Beautiful NDE I am so happy listening to this experience Dr Scott Taylor and reading everyone’s comments. I’ve had and experience that I will never forget my son passed away in 2018 till this day my heart is broken I Love my son very dearly and I miss him so much . After the his death days later I was recording looking at his pictures and talking to him telling him how much I miss him . Later on that night before bedtime I rewinding the recording and I heard my son like if he was coming through a tunnel he was so fast 💨 and he said mom I miss you and love you ! “ I cried so much because I new he heard me. In the morning I recorded again telling him I Love you to . And he said get me out of here. “ I rewinding the recording and I cried again I wanted to help him . I wanted him back with me but I knew he had passed away. I prayed that night for God to help my son find the light. 😭😭😩😩
@vjf9052
Жыл бұрын
I am so glad I found this podcast. I have really enjoyed the NDE experiences, but am thrilled to hear you're talking about SDEs! I had one with my grandmother when she died. There were so many fascinating things taking place as she was in her final days, but it culminated when we knew she'd be passing in the next 24 hours. Our mom was taking care of her and I lived in another state and had this really strong sense that I should stay there and not go until after she died. That morning, I woke up with a voice telling me it was time, grandma was "leaving," and the second I put my head back on the pillow I was with her. Saw all the people gathered around her, walking her toward a door with light coming through it, and she kept telling me to tell mom how wonderful she felt and that she wasn't afraid anymore. As she stepped over the threshold with these friends and loved ones into the light, she looked back one more time and said not to forget to tell mom she wasn't afraid and she felt wonderful. She stepped over the threshold and the phone rang -- my mom, telling me Grandma just died. This was in 1986 and I had never heard of anything like it. When we asked the minister at her funeral if he'd ever heard of an experience like that, he said all the time. Over the years I've heard lots of stories like it, which I love listening to. It was the coolest thing ever, and so comforting to our mom. ❤ Editing to add regarding negative experiences -- P.M.H. Atwater does describe some of these in her research. And I think(?) Eben Alexander might as well.
@kristinabliss
Жыл бұрын
Thank you for sharing!
@lizw5528
Жыл бұрын
Those two are quite unconvincing!
@SublimeLyfeNow
Жыл бұрын
@@lizw5528what 2?
@ArtisticImpressionsbyBobRouth
Жыл бұрын
I thought I was the only one who helped someone make the walk with someone who was walking that last walk. ""She took my hand and we walked together until she turned and said "thank you I've got it from here" and she disappeared into the misty light."" Thank you for doing this interview. I had my own NDE at the age of 5.
@sidilicious11
Жыл бұрын
I got to experience a death long distance. I was in a weekly healing group. One night the leader of the group told us she had a request from a friend who’s loved one was unconscious and in the process of dying. The loved said the person who was dying kept hanging on longer than they needed to. They had asked the leader of the group if we would help the person pass. We all went into a meditative state and we were psychically urging the person to let go, that it was OK to move on, to pass. It was so joyous, like a wonderful party. That surprised and delighted me. We learned later that the person passed soon after our group meditation.
@mootoothemonkey2776
Жыл бұрын
True story. God as my witness. Last night, I’m driving home with my son at 10 p.m. listening to this podcast. My light is green so I’m driving through an intersection when a car in the other lane going the opposite way, turns left headed towards me at fast speed. Never knew I had Batman reflexes … I slammed on the brakes. The other car would have crashed right into me. Listening to how Mary Fran and her son died in a car crashed just as it almost happened to me. Not ready to go yet. I’ve got a lot of stuff to do. Not interested in another incarnation on this dense planet. ❤️thanks Alex for this interview.
@markarchambault4783
Жыл бұрын
Thank God you had fast reflexes.
@karenfazio8412
Жыл бұрын
So many beautiful people on this show. Thank you, Alex for your service to humanity. 💖
@memyselfandeye8377
Жыл бұрын
I, too, had an experience with my mother as she died/transitioned as family and friends came to take her to a luau for her! 30 years this August 3rd, 2023. I still contend that my coattails were caught in the veil.
@audreywitko1445
Жыл бұрын
This has been one of the most awesome experiences I have ever heard from anyone! NDEs, I get. But shared experiences are just so exciting!! Thank you for bringing this to us! By sharing this with us you have impacted & raised our vibration and understanding of our true capabilities in the here and now! Love, Joy & Blessings in Absolute Abundance! ✨💖✨
@lisarodriguez8681
Жыл бұрын
I had an NDE when I was in early 20’s and SDE in my 50’s.
@eddieleong6490
9 ай бұрын
Death = Eternal Love. Being Alive = Giving Love
@markrabideau4067
13 күн бұрын
@@eddieleong6490 dang, that's really good
@dev77712
Жыл бұрын
Thank you Dr. Taylor for sharing your valuable message with us all. Keep shining your light!
@larslee1001
Жыл бұрын
So sorry for your loss of your loved ones, your family, Dr. Taylor. Thank you so very much for sharing your story, experience, and knowledge!!!!
@shadowminto4743
Жыл бұрын
This is in line with the double slit experiment. Since my NDE as a child and now becoming a vintage relic, I have been spending more time in two places. I think of it more as a Hybrid remote viewing. Feels like minutes but in the physical it can last hours. I don't direct it and have ended up in apartment houses , blue light, red illuminated caves, the side of a boot, beings under water on another world, some silverish metallic colored beings, etc. Sounds somewhat crazy but I can say, that I really enjoy the surprises, it has also opened my spiritual connection on a more heightened level. I would love to just remain in several of the places that I have been to. But having a physical body I can only have visits.
@mackroscopik
Жыл бұрын
Yea consciousness is both particle and wave. Particle is the individual you
@bobgriffin316
Жыл бұрын
I talked to someone who had a near death experience when he had pneumonia. He lived a bad life before it happened. He said that he went straight to Hell. No life review, no tunnel. He said that he knew that he would go there before he had the experience. I think he was selling drugs etc. He was living a bad life and he knew it. When he went there he saw someone without a head. It was terrifying. He saw his mum who had died beforehand and there was light from her. He managed to get out of Hell. Maybe his mum helped in some way. I can't remember exactly how he got out.
@chrissmith841
Жыл бұрын
From years of researching NDE'S it seems we create our own hell by judging our self's.
@AlwaysFknSalty
5 ай бұрын
@@chrissmith841that's my opinion of it as well.
@rosiekeany4123
Жыл бұрын
I bilocated once while atca prayer service and a catholic priest from Nigeria prayed over me. I was standing and as he prayed my body moved forward and down toward the priest the next thing i know i am also in a beautiful place. I was with someone but unable to see them and knew it was not the priest. The place was pitch black but not a scary place actually the safest place I could imagine. I saw a tiny light far off and it came closer and closer until I was able to see the figure. It was a tiny newborn or preborn infant and I recognized it was me. I asked the person with me "where am i?" The voice said " you are in the heart of the Father, you are always in the heart of the Father". I did not want to leave this place and when I fully came back I was awe struck at what just happened. I now have a constant yearning to be with God the Father. This was beyond words to express.
@gregoriousgilbert519
Жыл бұрын
Been looking into this stuff for many years, ever since my heart attack, still not found anyone who has had an nde like mine. I had 4 cardiac arrests and went straight to the light, no transition space, no tunnels of light, no angels; just the light, except the fourth time... crazy but these thing have been real for me for more than thirty years. cheers... Xxx
@margaretcantlon9960
Жыл бұрын
Gilbert Google the INDE group. Our members are worldwide. We meet in Utah every September. You will hear dozens of speakers and meet thousands of NED'S, some may connect with your experience. We are all unique. I was just 6 years old when I drowned and ascended into the glorious white light of UNCONDITIONAL Love. I am 78 now and look forward to going Home to our Heaven Father and Bliss.
@Angela_Spenceley
Жыл бұрын
This gentleman is an excellent interview. I love the distinction between moral and authentic 😇 Thank-you for this content. So helpful
@marymelin8425
3 ай бұрын
Purpose in this life: to learn to truly love so we can get along with each other and so we can stop sll the wars and killings.
@juliasaunders6866
Жыл бұрын
I was with an old friend who was dying of lung cancer and I faintly saw a youngish man move towards him in a deep embrace and then he peeled him out of his body very gently and lovingly, as you would a baby, but like taking something soft out of a mould. Then a pinprick of light became a thin cross (we were both Christians) and then spread out to become a star of a thousand rays. I was blissed out but something very weird happened, which confused me. The body was still breathing! I actually pinched myself to see if it was not I who had died! The body took exactly twelve breaths and then stopped, which was a relief because nothing could have convinced me that it was still living. Such a beautiful experience!
@sharonshinning1583
Жыл бұрын
Great interview! I bilocated when I was 7. I felt the love. It was all love. I was both in my body and in "heaven". Many experiences followed throughout my life. Once, in a vision I saw my "higher" self. Wow, I was so beautiful. I live both here and on the "other" side, simultaneously. I believe this earth life is a dream. A place we choose for our spiritual growth. Earth's a tacky shadow. Dull in comparison. Our real home is in heaven. I'll stay here, doing what I've come to do, but, I'm so looking forward to going home.
@malk6277
Жыл бұрын
Thank you for the great show. I just wanted to add that this shared experience is possible after the person has passed. They can still share the experience of what they went through with others. Also, the invitation can come from either direction. My experience happened a couple of days after a dear friend took his own life. I took a long hike in New Zealand, during which I 'talked' with my friend, and in the course of doing so I invited him to come hang out with me for a while if he was feeling confused or at loose ends after his passing. That night, I woke up to feel myself being rotated 90 degrees in the bed, then I saw above me a bamboo ceiling and a hanging lamp. It was long ago enough that I don't recall exactly what was blue in my field of vision, but something was mediterranean blue, maybe the lampshade. And I experienced a constriction around my chest, and the sense I couldn't breathe. My friend passed in Thailand, and everything I experienced aligns with the circumstances of his death, I eventually found out. I think he accepted my invitation, and wanted to show me what he had experienced. I still miss him, and I hope he has found peace and new adventures.
@BryanChance
Жыл бұрын
The Judas example is so profoundly thought provoking. It touches my soul. Thank you.
@deborahcurtis1385
Жыл бұрын
It's very difficult here on earth. There is very little in NDE and afterlife discussions about family dysfunction and what happens if people are at loggerheads. It's far more common than anyone recognises and it can't be all sunshine and dancing in fields of daisies. I've had a shared NDE of sorts since my father was estranged from me at the time. Yet paradoxically I was the one who was alert to his dying experience and shared it, even though he wasn't talking to me at the time and I didn't realise now deteriorated he was. It's a bit of a King Lear situation. He got to see the truth, the I don't hate him but I kept away for my own self preservation. He had 2 guides one on either side of him, and he had died and he was just to the right of my range of sight if that makes sense. He was taken to see me, and I was reading a book he would have loved and that's what I was thinking about. The fact that he saw that it helped me a lot. Meanwhile the family is full of hatreds and sabotage and viciousness, it's very sad indeed. He set a lot of that in motion. The only thing I was worried about is that he would hang around and haunt me, but he hasn't. Thankfully.
@librapainter7174
Ай бұрын
@deborahcurtis1385 I wonder to myself about when my step-father dies will he join my mum who is probably with my real dad. Also I don't really want to be in the presence of my step-father when I die. 🤷♀️
@monterock6726
Жыл бұрын
The belief systems one holds dictates their scope of awareness and understanding. Every belief system comes equipped with efficacious defense systems to maintain its integrity. There is something that can circumvent these defenses and that is personal experience. Personal experience can either strengthen a belief system, disrupt it to the point of making it necessary to revise and, in some drastic cases, give cause to eradicate and replace it. There are many folks that have belief systems that prevent them from exploring NDEs . It does seem though that more and more people have been having personal experiences that are breaking down those rigid belief systems thereby allowing the person to venture out into the fringes. I really enjoyed this interview!!
@harima36
Жыл бұрын
I value personal direct experience above all. But it seems necessary for us to widen our knowledge of concepts by delving into 'ways in which to understand'. Therefore a wide range of spiritual / psychological / philosophical / even religious studies seems necessary in order to have a vocabulary with which to discuss these experiences. I study and practice constantly in order to put my experiences into some sort of context for my own understanding and the possibility of sharing them.
@beaanderson6488
Жыл бұрын
Scott is so brave for sharing his shared NDE - thank you!
@MsTinyninja
Жыл бұрын
That inquiry about Judas is something I’ve pondered as well. That it would take someone who loved Jesus so much that he’d take on such a burden and as a result I’ve felt tremendous compassion for him.
@davematlis3807
Жыл бұрын
Am I the only one who really looks forward to having a near-death experience to see what it's like to be able to go home
@miaj5118
Жыл бұрын
You're not the only one x
@davematlis3807
Жыл бұрын
@@miaj5118 ill probably be going soon im disabled and cant for to live. Ill have a great weekend and end it on Sunday. No one ever says you cant or shouldnt. If im wrong it will suck.
@skr8674
Жыл бұрын
@@davematlis3807 oh my gosh! Don’t do that! You can’t go until it’s your time and that’s G*d’s decision.
@anthonyfletcher4250
Жыл бұрын
We can all help to bring heaven down to earth. The new world is being born through love.
@lj5585
Жыл бұрын
@@davematlis3807 I'm asking you not to let go, Dave. You chose disability, I chose it, my husband chose it and here we all are.... millions dealing with physical and emotional pain and the only way to get through is with help. If none is there, we have to seek it. If it's physical pain, go to an ER as doctors there are able to prescribe medicines that your practitioner isn't. Tell them you're experiencing a suicide crises. They will put you on a fast track to see a psychiatrist , who are the only specialists able to keep you on medicine for pain. Once your pain has been lessened or fully addressed you can start learning from and helping others. I wrap my arms around you and ask our Father to restore your faith in yourself.
@jacquelynskye295
Жыл бұрын
I also went through a shared near death experience with a dear friend in another state. Everything this guest explains to his audience makes perfect sense to me. Lovely way he expains his shared NDE and resonates completely with me. 😊❤
@robertbarnum7541
Жыл бұрын
Maybe a shared death experience. I was driving alone down the interstate and a the soul of a 40 year old, kind of hard bitten, woman 'asked' if she could stay for a while. She needed a safe haven, a place of unquestioning welcome. She stayed for about 20 minutes off to the side in my soul's space. Then quietly left when she was ready. I have wondered about this unexplained yet vivid experience. I know that it was a helping hand in a moment of need. Scott's understanding of one's 'soul space' and it being shared is a bit incomplete.
@marie-anneneveu3472
Жыл бұрын
I had a similar experience with my late daughter for the entire 4 days she was in ICU on life support in 2005...❤🙏 thank you for the post & sharing.💞
@regg4321
Жыл бұрын
There is also a golden light that is considered 'higher' than the 'white light' that has appeared to entities ('Soul' sounds to religious and this plane IS a lot more than that!) of a higher consciousness.
@desireew9967
Ай бұрын
This is one of the best videos I've seen on NDE's. I learned so much. Thank you Alex and Scott! ❤
@lilyleaf11
Жыл бұрын
I love this story. I have heard him before and it makes my heart expand. It’s beautiful. What an incredible journey. It’s so nice to go full circle where people can share their experiences without being told they are crazy or hallucinating. I love it. Thank you. Excellent questions and answers from you both ⭐️👌🏼🙌🏻💛✨⭐️✨💛
@NextLevelSoul
Жыл бұрын
Glad you enjoyed it!
@phillipsprangiii3112
Жыл бұрын
At 48:00 on...the 3rd perspective; hit me like a tonne of bricks. My Father, who just passed, studied under Theodore Roethke when the latter taught at the University of Washington 'way back in the early fifties. I have felt...no, better put, have been certain of the connection between myself and Roethke...and not just through my dad, as confirmed for me through the medium of a, well, medium...That he was "here for you as much as your father." So when you spoke of the get outta jail free card, a line (most treasured to me among many) from one of Roethke's poem sprang to mind... As a blind man, lifting a curtain, knows it is morning, I know this change: On one side of silence there is no smile; But when I breathe with the birds, The spirit of wrath becomes the spirit of blessing, And the dead begin from their dark to sing in my sleep. There are no accidents.
@jeffr2916
Жыл бұрын
Thank you so much for having this guest! Mr. Taylor has a kind of Mr. Roger's tone to him and I find him very comforting to listen to. His information is really clear and concise. I had my own NDE and shared it with one of your fellow podcasters, The JeffMara Podcast. What Mr. Taylor has to say helps me make sense of what I experienced and also helps me bring all the other NDE's I have listened to to something that is understandable. I am sure many people will find comfort and security in his words!
@kalisarivermist9921
Жыл бұрын
I respect your boundaries. I had also withdrawn from my FB page and everyone. I have been setting boundaries. People react so weird PLUS The negativity was horrible from November thru February. I'm pushing thru. Your reading was right on. Thank you. May the Goddess bless you with warmth and light
@faithinthejourney6409
Жыл бұрын
I never have heard of shared death experience but I had that with my mom! So glad to hear it explained. It was through dreaming and sleep I saw here reluctant soul let go and I was also able to go back visit her moment of death during meditation and “spoke” again. She healed my guilt during that meditation.
@KarenProulx
2 ай бұрын
Wow I am so thrilled to fine this I travelled part way to heaven with my husband who was dying people are sceptical of it but I continue to talk about it to those who listen one of my daughters says she saw me and her dad talking at the same time . All I asked was will he be okay will you God take care of him and I got to go I am so blessed.
@NextLevelSoul
Жыл бұрын
Want to Watch Dr. Scott Taylor's FREE Video Event on How to Meet Your Deceased Loved Ones & NDEs? 👉 nextlevelsoul.com/scott-taylor-free
@sallytaylor3958
Жыл бұрын
This is really beautiful. Thank you for sharing such an intimate experience with us.
@lulumoon6942
Жыл бұрын
Hi Alex, was wondering if you could add links to any guest's channels and/or sites in the Info area? 👍😎
@badmotorbreath5206
Жыл бұрын
Thank you both, such a powerful and inspiring discussion, very clearly articulated. I’ve come across this after seeing you, Alex, interviewed by Chad on Open Your Reality channel. 🙏
@fredastair3338
Жыл бұрын
I love where people are coming from trying to spread good news from spiritual experiences and it's super interesting and brilliant that we all are now talking about them and discussing them , But I've noticed one thing people think how they perceive they're experiences and how it relates to them and how it affects them in their lives is absolutely personal for that individual and may not be a universal truth applying to all . I think these experiences are so significant for us that we tend to miss this point because we are all living very different individual unique lives the experiences are only for that individual , I think we all get the experiences physical or spiritual and can only be applied to that person's life . I don't believe one person's truth and understanding is applicable to us all . Fundamentals of NDE's are similar but they are all very diffirent as they are personal and relevant to the individual. We only get What's relevant to ourselves . There's definitely wisdom and learning but the specifics of the experiences are personal . And I think ppl mean we'll be ause they have others best interests at heart, so therefore try to project the learning and wisdom they gleamed onto others , I think is well meaning but very wrong . As we all experience what is relevant and get what we need and we can only really understand that which we personally experience. So it's great to raise the awareness to talk about it but to project the teaching onto others is only relevant to that individual and n one else unless it is made known too in the experience.
@Arly_knits
Жыл бұрын
Have you heard of the book: "through the mists" by RJL?
@filomenamarcal837
Жыл бұрын
I, too, had a shared death experience in 2004 when my brother passed away in a different country than the one I was living in. At the time, I interpreted as a way of my brother saying to me that he was in a peaceful place. It's interesting how I can now see the experience so differently. Thank you, Dr. Scott Taylor. I, too, have been trying over and over again to reach that peaceful and joyous experience ❤
@rzim_benizzy
Жыл бұрын
The interviewee was quite remarkable in his ability to articulate. I’m very impressed with the tack and explanation given from this interview, He has a kind and energetic soul, I throughly enjoyed just listening.
@goosinator6066
Жыл бұрын
Im 25, and I know I have a lot of time given everything goes right, and idk what's after death, but im looking forward to a chance at being able to hug my dog once more.
@christinawall4854
2 ай бұрын
That dog will be the first to greet you when you transition
@daisyguerra2780
Жыл бұрын
Big THANK YOU to Alex and Dr. Taylor for bringing light to all of us. Much gratitude and Blessings. 🙏🙏🙏🙏
@tamdsms
Жыл бұрын
Turn the playback speed up to 1.25 (125%) in settings. Fascinating spiritual experience. This is the 1st time I've heard anything in-depth about this phenomenon😊.
@redcupidbowlips3793
Жыл бұрын
Such an interesting conversation between two beautiful souls. I can’t thank you both enough. Sending love 🥰 🙏🙏🙏🙏♥️🙏🙏🙏🙏
@natal1543
Жыл бұрын
I’m glad to hear someone having a NDE that didn’t die. I had one while I was sleeping. It’s nice to relate
@bill4482
7 ай бұрын
You have to temporarily be clinically dead to call it an NDE. Otherwise, you had an OBE, which is an out of body experience. Anybody can have those if they learn how to do it. You just need to put your body asleep and keep your conscience awake. It takes practice. You can travel to different dimensions with an OBE just like an NDE. You just think it and you’re there.
@arl4945
Жыл бұрын
Wow he could have easily given 2 interviews! Thank you
@JulianChild
Жыл бұрын
One of the truths about "Defending Your Life" is the objective of ridding your life of fear. I just had to get that in before my next statement which is, these interviews aren't really new information but, rather, reminders...for me, anyway. It's like, I know it's all true from experience. These people are putting it into words and reminding me. It's odd but comforting at the same time.
@dianesmith7472
Жыл бұрын
An excellent interview and absolutely correct-NDE changes everything- - these conversations are so helpful to those of us who’ve had the experience- life is never the same 🙏🙏🙏❤️
@DUKWEBTECH
Жыл бұрын
My grandmother passed in hospital, she use to live with us and when she was in hospital I would go every day, the one day I didn’t go I had a vision before my eyes, she was standing in brilliant white/ golden energy. The next day she past before I got to the hospital. I started my spiritual path in 20-14 and I was aware at that point, spirits communicate more often than not 🙏🏾 Manifesting our dreams, providing our opportunities and guiding us through intuition 🙏🏾
@lizzymoore54
Жыл бұрын
You realize…you’re finally home. ❤🙏👑🙏❤️
@KaranBali108
Жыл бұрын
Everything he is saying is exactly what my guru teaches. And his job is to remind us that we are interconnected and everyting is manifested from love energy.
@jannettecollazo7128
Жыл бұрын
All my gratitude to both of you, I very truly appreciate the greatly valuable pieces you just added to my puzzle ! From my heart 🙏🕊️❤️🔥
@websurfer5772
Жыл бұрын
@ 1:00:40 - When talking about less-than-positive NDEs Dr. Scott Taylor references The Hero's Journey which can also apply to those of us having major challenges and difficulties during our lives as well. We end up in a position where we have to "draw upon our inner resources to overcome the obstacles that have been put in front of us." We'll be better off if we can "maintain a sense of detachment from what's going on." And it will help us to "adopt a new worldview." -Dr. Scott Taylor 1. Draw upon inner resources. 2. Detach. 3. Adopt a new worldview. That's helpful and constructive advice. Thank you Dr. Taylor. 🙏 Namaste.
@tana5098
Жыл бұрын
Thank you for the comment. I would agree.
@websurfer5772
Жыл бұрын
@@tana5098 I do two of them very well, but the hardest one for me is detaching. I need to be reminded to try to again and again.
@margaretcantlon9960
Жыл бұрын
@@websurfer5772 I had the same problem. After years of emotional pain I started Volunteering for every charity I could. It is a tremendous help. Service to others who appreciates what we do is Amazing Medicine for The Soul. Hope this helps you. 💖
@websurfer5772
Жыл бұрын
@@margaretcantlon9960 Thank you, it does.
@tana5098
Жыл бұрын
@websurfer detachment is also hard for me. I'm an empath and i can get swallowed up by other people's energy. Sometimes, i must break away from humans for awhile and be solitary for a few days to reclaim my energy. I'm an extrovert, but if i start reaching out too much to help others, i lose too much of myself in the process. This sucks the life out of me and can pull me down too far. I try to avoid becoming too involved in the world now. Not easy to do when it's all around you, but for me, it's self survival.
@janegovers7892
Жыл бұрын
Had a almost same experience but thought it was my fantasy going haywire after my friend Mary died Thank you
@Birdie359
Жыл бұрын
Thank you, Alex. I loved this guy! I’ve had a few experiences-not near death-but something similar to what was discussed tonight. When my mother-in-law passed away, whom I was very close to, a few days after the funeral, she came to me in my dream and took me to the other side to show me how wonderful it was. We talked for what seemed like hours. I can’t remember all that she said, but what I do remember is the immense feeling of love which surrounded us as we visited. It’s something I’ll never forget. Then my grandmother came to me in another dream a few months after my mother passed and took me to see my mother. It was quite different, in that we didn’t really get to talk. She was in a reception area almost exactly as described in your interview greeting people. Both amazing experiences. I wish I could do this at will, but it seems to be random for me.
@KatherineClement
Жыл бұрын
I have been experiencing these shared NDEs since childhood, it is a form of bilocation
@robertbarnum7541
Жыл бұрын
"Bilocation". I like that. Do you kind of 'know' where the other space is? Or can sort of find it?
@KatherineClement
Жыл бұрын
@@robertbarnum7541 I do know how to get in that "space" now through vibration for helping people transition but bilocation also happens when doing remote viewing without "that" vibration if that makes sense
@robertbarnum7541
Жыл бұрын
@@KatherineClement I have found that being, or trying to be, a channel for Unconditional Love is an attractor for some who need help. A stranger just needed a little safe haven time once when I was interstate driving. A very bilocation experience, vivid. Bilocation may be some experience of the deeper reality that we are immersed in all the time. Bilocation as the norm. PS, I know a remote viewer who once was able to whisper to some one while remote viewing. And she heard his voice.
@KatherineClement
Жыл бұрын
@@robertbarnum7541 I agree that we are multi locating all the time, we just aren't usually aware. I don't doubt the whisper, fascinating !
@robertbarnum7541
Жыл бұрын
@@KatherineClement This same friend experienced some one's house blow up just down the street (meth lab), went outside to see, and saw that person's 'soul self' in the middle of the street in abject terror (having just died violently). The guy wanted to follow my friend home, but was told that he had to go. Then my friend saw a light come down and gather the guy up and then they went up. This same very amazing friend has seen bigfoot several times, in the Hudson river area of NY, and once remote visited an older bigfoot to ask about their origins.
@astroyouare1493
Жыл бұрын
Thank you... Almost started to cry in the end of this interview, all ice just melted away , didn't expect that..
@CurlyGirlie215
Жыл бұрын
Shout out to Mankato! That’s where I grew up 💕 It’s a wonderful town to grow up in.
@mariamarshall338
Жыл бұрын
She splashed up out of the ocean and the water that came down from the splash was like diamonds the a lot of people were fussing over her making her dress was everything then she started walking up what looked like a track and I wasn’t allowed to go further this is so awesome 🙏🏾
@AllanGildea
Жыл бұрын
Thanks Dr Scott and Alex. Excellent.
@user-xo8gg3qq4h
8 ай бұрын
Wonderful! Dr. Scott Taylor is so authentic, as are all your guests btw. I bow to all on this podcast and all who have the courage to tell their stories. Alex, Keep spreading the light. 💫🌟✨ I appreciate you! 🌈💫💕 Blessings🙏🏻Love❤Light✨Joy😊Appreciation💫Happiness🌈and Infinite Inner Peace☮
@sidoniefoadey5941
Жыл бұрын
Thank you both for this highly informative and heartwarming conversation. How inspiring and empowering!!! What you shared about Judas resonated deeply with me as this has been my understanding and compassionate feeling since I was young... So moved that you are basically the first person (to my knowledge) to express it out in this loving way, it feels so right it is overwhelmingly liberating to sense the power of love! Deep gratitude for your valuable contribution. Godspeed! Much love and many blessings. 🙂🙏👍
@robertbarnum7541
Жыл бұрын
What is living a good life? Fulfilling the purpose that you gave yourself coming into this incarnation. Facing your own judgement of yourself.
@ros6111
Жыл бұрын
Natalie Sudman: "In this non- physical state of being, there's a profound sense of belonging. EVERYTHING ABOUT EVERYONE THAT EXISTS IS NOT ONLY ACCEPTED, BUT RESPECTED, AND CELEBRATED. WE HAVE THIS IDEA THAT A LIFE REVIEW IS LIKE 'JUDGEMENT'...AND WE'RE JUDGING OURSELVES LIKE, 'OH I FELL SHORT HERE' AND 'OH I WAS EVIL HERE'...NONE OF THAT MATTERS, IT DOESN'T MATTER. YOU'RE HAVING AN EXPERIENCE, AND THAT EXPERIENCE IS VALUABLE. I WASN'T EVER JUDGING MYSELF AS GOOD OR EVIL, AND SAYING 'OH THIS WAS A TOTAL DISASTER'...NO REGRETS INVOLVED. We're so used to thinking in terms of hierarchies. The teacher is better than the arms dealer, etc. THESE HIERARCHIES OF VALUE ARE NOT REAL. In essence, WHAT WE'RE DOING IS PLAYING ROLES. In the same way AN ACTOR MIGHT SAY 'LET'S PLAY THAT VILLAIN', or 'let me play that person who's in a wheelchair, let me see what that feels like'. BECAUSE YOU'RE NOT REALLY HURTING YOURSELF, YOU'RE NOT THAT 'IT', YOU'RE BIGGER THAN THAT. I remembered choosing my injuries and being satisfied with that, like 'yeah, this'll be great.' ALL OF US CHOOSE, OR AGREE TO, EVERYTHING WE EXPERIENCE. From a 'whole self' perspective we can understand difficulties in a very different way. We're all doing our own thing, and we're all doing something valuable, whether we realize it or not. THERE ISN'T ANYONE DOING ANYTHING MORE IMPORTANT THAN ANOTHER. The ultimate experience of life is to remember who we really are." A. Williamson: "The one most important thing I learned from my NDE was that unconditional love for yourself is the most important love you can experience and give. It is the most important thing you can learn in this life, and it flows out to others when you learn to do that. We are loved, understood always, forever. WE ARE NOT VICTIMS, WE ARE WILLING PARTICIPANTS. On earth we take turns being a good person and a bad person. NOTHING BAD ON EARTH IS CONSIDERED BAD IN HEAVEN. It's all called a learning experience. I struggle with that while I'm on earth. THERE IS NO HELL. That is a man-made construct. There is no evil cabal, IT'S ONLY PEOPLE PLAYING THE PARTS THEY AGREED TO PLAY. Being a victim is also important and there are contracts for all those situations. We have to have contrast, that's why we leave heaven."
@kennyrumrill1860
Жыл бұрын
Great interview, full of great questions and great answers. Thanks Alex and Dr. Taylor
@Lovebuzz11-11
Жыл бұрын
You are literally the most enjoyable interviewer Ive ever known... Your Authentic Integrity is an inspiration along with the amazing guests.❤🎉
@MariaLuisaBeauty
Жыл бұрын
This was a great one Alex! Thank you!🙏
@elizabethdiaz6508
Жыл бұрын
I had an other experience I went to the cemetery to visit my son and my heart yearns for him like I really want my son back to this world 🌎 and I cry driving to see him at the grave. As I looked down looking at his name something happened to me I was like in a bubble clear and I could see everything around me but couldn’t hear anything. It was pure silence. I panic I could hear 👂 my heart pounding. Then it was gone. I fell to my knees. And cried asking God why my son when I always prayed for him for you to protect him . But I know God knows what best for us in this life. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
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