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Powerful program. I feel Vincent’s awe of nature was his epiphany & his father’s influence as minister may have inspired him to depict spiritual vision. Julian Scannable’s film presents Vincent’s death as a murder and with your description I believe he was murdered instead of taking his own life. Thank you for this thoughtful effort-DR in Cleveland

but in rejecting what is expected he was so sad he took his own life. maybe he was the bad example.

Thank you!!

This was so incredibly touching and you are a blessing! I have such a renewed hope in humanity and you have given me inspiration to dedicate my time to action and love instead of frustration and fear.

One problem with Norah Vincent's experiment is that she didn't become a biological man, so when she asked out other women, she was, in fact, conning them. She wasn't presenting authenticity and didn't factor in that some of the rejection she encountered was likely female intuition picking up on the fact that something was off about her. Rejection is painful, and our brains react to this type of pain in the same way we do physical pain regardless of whether we are male or female. I'd love to see a study where someone goes undercover as an unattractive woman and then an ordinary man and then have them compare/contrast those rejection experiences.

I like this and will give it a go😉💯 Thank you

Stacey, your positive messages mean a lot to me in the stage of life I’m in at the moment. Thank you!

Mostly, these people lie about other people! I live alone, but when I talk to people, I do not lie to them. If you care too much about what people think of you, you are most likely to lie. Narcissists lie also because they are always competing with you and everyone else.

These people do nothing but lie. It never ends. After hello, I knew there was something wrong with each of these people. When they live next door, and another one decides to move next door in order to try to talk to you, knowing you do not have anything in common with them, it is difficult. You simply have to ignore them completely. Then, they try to ruin your reputation. GET RID OF THESE PEOPLE.

I really enjoyed this one. The aspect I see the most absent in modern-day men is a desire to provide and protect. Not just their women, but their children as well. I attribute this to the severe backlash and shaming women have done to men in the last 60 years for leading with these assets. Yes... they once were strengths that men used to dominate and control, but they have been so snuffed out that they seem to be forgotten. I also realize that these are the most tangible resource sacrifices that men have to offer, and rightfully, they should look for an equal exchange for them in a woman for providing them. I would imagine that appreciation, respect, admiration and trust would be enough to validate the cost of his sacrifice for many men. Especially when the bottom line of a woman feeling those things about her man is likely to be demonstrated physically, as authentic desire for him. Don't underestimate a woman's need to feel safe or her desire to nurture and comfort when she's free to surrender herself that way... but maybe I'm old fashioned?

That is exactly what rocked my world when I read Moody's book - the questions. I have a PhD and am trained in research methods that Moody used. His findings, particularly the questions, are no joke.

thank you so helpfull more of it please. great love to you brother

Carnegie’s book is spot on. Definitely a must read. Agree with you about confidence being appealing. Some of the sexiest people aren’t what society considers traditionally attractive, but their confidence makes them alluring. Thank you!

Hello Stacey, Are you involved with IANDS? Thank you!

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when your brain not getting enough oxygen it makes you hallucinate it could make you believe what you thinking is True

From my own NDE and spiritual experiences, the purpose of life is for the experience of Loving and being Loved. It’s not a hallucination it’s more real than anything here. Life is eternal. There is no death, that is the biggest illusion. There is no separation, that is also the greatest illusion. I think you would enjoy the remarkable books by Garnet Schulhauser. He has been to the other side many times and has written about his experiences in a series of books. Highly recommended. Amazing books.

Why would anyone be honest to him? He’s a pathological liar….. can’t even be honest to himself.

Absolutely but these people! There's NO truth in them at ALL

Another characteristic of an NDE is that the experiencers usually only see dead people that they had known. If it was just a hallucination, you'd think they would see people that were still alive in the experience as well.

Beautiful, thanks!

Narcissistic Personality Disorder is more than childhood wounds, mental illness, psychology, and psycopathy. NPD is demonic possession. It's time to acknowledge the spiritual aspect of antisocial and evil personality disorders so we can protect ourselves.

i believe we can leave lying completely

I literally wrote my entire NDE and the page refreshed when I grazed the trackpad. Bullet form: Shallow water blackout. Without air 3-4min max before I was fished out of the pool., hypoxia, heart stopped? I don't know. OK- up to the beautiful white area talking to a bright white light who didn't say their name. Life review (non-judgmental, loving) followed by Q&A. Here's the download I got: Life is a gift (this includes Nature), badness and lack of God's overt presence enable the more complete exercise of free-will. We're eternal, meaning we've probably met everyone on Earth at some point, and there are no strangers. Help people, Love fully. Don't squander your life on money, power, social media, drinking, and don't be intimated by human control mechanisms, especially because no one is actually that smart (compared to any one of us in spirit form). The was no pain or anxiety there, only knowledge and love and even truthful directness. Then I get sent back into this dumb meat suit, like a reverse Avatar. However, I was thankful I had no pain, no headache, no coughing up water from my lungs. I was Cloud-9 for a week or so, then started to reflect. I've started volunteering at the food bank, habitat for humanity, and humanizing/ helping the homeless. I really could give two-sh*ts about climbing a corporate ladder or kissing butt for a 6% versus 3% raise. In fact, I'm considering a career change, don't know what yet. I see through people's manipulativeness much more clearly now, but also forgive them and what pain they may be experiencing. In fact, I went back through my whole life and truly forgave everyone who I could think of who had slighted me, from Kindergarten teacher on up. Better way to lose weight than Ozempic. I have turned to daily prayer and meditation which has been a game-changer, had never treated prayer as a two-way conversation on basically any topic under the sun. Have much, much less fear of death. Also hope for humanity even if we blow each up and the robots take over. It's just an amnesic version of Groundhog Day.

Allison Arms channel NDE will always be my favorite.

Hey man, I have been thinking about a dilema I have. I sometimes lie to protect myself, like lying to strangers about personal details. I have had situations when bad intentioned people asked me questions about myself qnd ai lied to them, what made me felt protected. So these lies had grown in my and I can feel it, but they have projected me, so I don't know what to do, if I should stop or not

I know a sociopath. His mother is either a malignant narcissist or a psychopath. (I'll leave that diagnosis to the professionals). His lying was excellent, but not done quite with the same level of calculation as his mother. It was as if she foresaw what lie she needed you to believe in order to lead you down a certain direction which would be favorable to her and leave you without legal options while she robbed you. They got away with some heinous things for years because the police were like putty in their hands. I told lies while I was around them to mislead them, not that it ever worked. I was documenting everything they did and handing it to the police. Like I said, the police were like putty in their hands.

I was in the no remorse category for some years, from about 13yr to 23yr, I’m 25 now. I’m still digging my way out of these habits, which is probably why I saw this video. If anyone else out there is struggling like me, my best advice for you is these two things… 1. Find someone you feel or think you can trust and talk to them about what you going through, it’s so much easier to get better when you aren’t dealing with it alone. 2. Do your best to change your habits a little bit at a time, day by day. Old habits die hard, so don’t try to change it in one day. As a bonus I’d like to add that I think my journey through life is awesome and I appreciate my own history. It’s who we are, believe in yourself!!!

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Like you, I have been doing a deep dive into this with renewed vigor since 2014 and even before as a teenager when Moody's book was published in the later 70ies. Today and after "remembering" my own NDE at only age 4 and this in a brutal flashback in 2009 - which makes it almost exactly 40 years later -, from all that I now understand that I've been seeking to interpret my NDE, which naturally you wouldn't have found anyone to help process this dramatic 'thing' back then. I've done interviews for a channel similar to this back in 2020, among them Prof. Jim Tucker holding the director's chair with DOPS at University of Virginia, where Dr. Bruce Greyson did his 40+ years of research. My interview with him and later Tom Campbell was rather about finding some clues as to what constitutes consciousness rather than the typical NDE 'material'. Prof. Tucker's expertise and body of work continue the tradition of Dr. Ian Stephenson, who founded DOPS and centers on reincarnation. My NDE was very nontypical and had none of the 15 common features that you mention. So in my own quest in trying to interpret my experience I'm coming away none the wiser (but accrued a pretty big body of knowledge on all things NDE, death and dying as a side effect). The sheer number and long history of these experiences make them appear almost factual. From an analytical standpoint, however, they don't seem to bring us much closer to answering the big questions humanity always asked, i.e. where we come from and where we might go. I'm aware that this could be a point of debate, which I'd be very willing to discuss and share, if you or listeners were inclined. Thanks for presenting the field in a nicely wrapped, concise way, drilling it all down to this was impressive to say the least!

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I was home alone after being discharged from the hospital for anaphylaxis resulting from a new food supplement I had taken. I was sound asleep when my consciousness awoke and I found myself in the darkest place that I had ever been. I had no fear-suddenly I felt the sensation of familiar spirits of departed friends and family from my past. They communicated telepathically and let their presence be known one or two at a time. They all seemed to possess unconditional love and nonjudgmental energy. It was as if I was at my own visitation and the well wishers were greeting me from the other side. Some spirits I hadn’t remembered since my youth (60 years). I now feel that love and gratitude for all living creatures is the most profound feelings I can have. When I awoke, my blood pressure was dangerously low.

The meaning of life? To liberate the Soul. It's not your btw.

If you research the caseA of Pam Reynolds you would see the brain has nothing to do with it because in her case, she was literally brain dead and still went on her journey no brain functions. They were doing brain surgery on her so you should research that and incorporate it.

Yr amazing !❤

This guy is a joke

Great insight! Thank you!

I'm not sure why there's so much emphasis on the death part. It's like it doesn't count unless your dead dead and there's proof your dead and you heard them pronounce you dead. Did you hear him say the Swiss geologist watched his body fall. He wasn't anywhere close to death, but hyperaware.

h0w d0 y0u acc0unt f0r the cuIturaI aspect 0f nde`s ? the evidence w0uId suggest that nde`s refIect the cuIture 0f the patient ie musIims see aIIah n0t jesus, pIenty have rec0rded n0 reIigi0us eIement at aII Their subjective nature and the lack of a clear framework for these experiences make the description and the interpretation of these experiences dependent on individual, cultural, or religious factors (Van Lommel et al., 2017). Near-death experiences vary depending on the survivors' own cultural and religious background (Parnia, 2017), and are almost always described based on the individual's religious beliefs.

I would love to meet you. Everything you say I also believe. Thank you for this. Do you do presentations?

Hi Stacey! Im Stacy! Glad to have found your channel😊

Why do people who claim to have had near-death experiences (NDEs) usually write books instead of sharing their stories for free online? In today's digital age, they could easily create RUclips videos to tell their experiences without any fuss. It's odd that we often see teasers on RUclips, with people sharing just enough to make you want to buy their book - or even a series of books. 'Want to know what God really said? Buy Volume 2!' If someone truly had a divine encounter, why turn it into a money-making venture? Shouldn't they want to spread their message as widely as possible? A simple, honest video could reach millions and stay online forever. It makes you wonder about the authenticity of these stories when the focus seems to be on selling books rather than freely sharing a life-changing message.

Great channel Stacey... keep it going please 😊

Thanks for posting this... its really great advice that i will follow ❤

Just incredible coming across your video b/c I had precisely the same thoughts! I've always believed in the paranormal (within reason but I'm also Catholic) but I experienced a lot of traumatic loss in a short amount of time that...I just didn't anticipate it and went into a depression and anxiety. The thought of death scared me that existence itself was painful. I was stuck and afraid...I just kept asking myself what was the point of it all, why am I here, and scared of what comes next... I actually didn't know what this was altho a therapist would've helped. But I tried to figure it out. I stopped drinking/weed, I went completely plant based, tried to fix my sleep...just every healthy thing you could do b/c I just wanted to stay alive. I hung out more with friends (who later told me what I was feeling). I even started praying seriously as my form of meditation. But my other comfort blanket was finding whatever I could on NDEs, just to answer my "what comes next" question. After all that time of researching? My answer to life is just to love <3 EVERYTHING. Every response, positive or negative, should always be an act of love. It's the core value to every belief and religion. I mean, the majority of NDEs have some form of life review. You not only experience every life decision you've made but also how that affected other people. Imagine that if you ever treated people badly through out your life, you will feel every hurt you've caused. To me, that sounds like hell and you are your own judge. I would be comfortable to leave this world knowing I left it better than I found it and have shown all the love I could've given. That is my truth <3

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Why should we believe all these NDE stories? There's a big incentive to lie or exaggerate when you can make money from books. If these experiences were truly as profound as claimed - proving God's existence and showing our worldly concerns are trivial - wouldn't we see more dramatic life changes? Most people who report NDEs don't radically alter their lives or become completely devoted to spiritual matters. They often continue with normal routines, including trying to profit from their stories. Only a few, like Howard Storm who became deeply religious, show the kind of transformation you'd expect from such a life-altering experience. This inconsistency makes me skeptical. If someone truly encountered God and realized this world is insignificant in comparison, wouldn't they dedicate themselves entirely to spiritual pursuits rather than mundane concerns? The fact that so few do this suggests these experiences might not be as genuine or impactful as claimed.

Fear is for the potential punishment instilled by the religious folks and some contexts taken out of the Holy scriptures

Just your brain play games….