These are the words my bil said to my sister just before he died. "You should see what I see" "You can't believe how wonderful this is" "I will be here waiting for you" but the biggest thing was how he described the colors and the peace. He had a good death.
My grandfather, In Mexico was hit by a car and died. They revived him on the way to the hospital and he said why did you revive me they are already here for me. He then passed away with a smile.
My dad was in a tractor accident (at almost 79.) They “revived” him on the way to the hospital. He never regained consciousness and passed after 4 WEEKS in a coma. They took him off life support after two weeks and told us he would pass in 15-20 mins. He lived the two last weeks. Well, he breathed. He didn’t live. I believe he was in heaven the second he hit the asphalt.
I was sitting with my dad while he slept about a week before he passed away. In his sleep he said “Oh, great grandpa”. It was with love in his voice and he was really pleased to see him although in life he’d never met him. Over the next week dad saw other “people” and lights in his room. I like to think they were waiting for him. Miss you every day dad😢
They absolutely were! ❤ We are all SO much more loved than we could ever even imagine! Souls that know and love us that we’ve never even MET in this lifetime! We’ve always known them though, we just don’t remember ❤ I read “Your Soul’s Gift” and it changed the way I looked at everything. Highly recommend!
Pls, I pray you will call upon Jesus Christ...sincerely REPENT all your sins...give your heart and life to Jesus Christ...while you still can...doing so, you will have nothing to fear...when it's time to go...God's angels will excort you to His Kingdom...God's AWESOME KINGDOM...where the streets are made of transparent gold...pure PEACE, JOY AND LOVE...KINGDOM...as long as you have a personal relationship with Jesus...you have NOTHING to worry or fear...Jesus' got you! On the other hand without Jesus, it's a one way ticket down to Hell fire...forever without end! Pls make sure that your soul is in Jesus /and in our Heavenly Father's Hand...Amen!...God bless you💖🔥🕊
In my cousin’s final moments of his battle with cancer, his breathing stopped. His parents and the hospice nurse went to his bedside to check on him. He opened his eyes and took a big inhaled breath and said, “Heaven is so beautiful. You need to come.” Then he passed away.
My dad did that. His eyes had been closed. He suddenly took in a deep breath, his eyes opened real wide and he smiled. He lived a few hrs after that, or his body did simply because he was tough as a lighter knot. He was born at home, never went to the hospital for anything and passed at home. If I know him he probably told his body to wait while he checked things out. If he wasn't back in a couple hrs. Just go on without him. 😂
My sister's singing voice rang out in my head "Everything is soooo beeeautifulllll, beeautiulll." 12 hours after her death. I felt her dance and hug me like we did when we were kids.
I think we all are ❤ That's why we all need to have written directions expressing our wishes. Hospice has a simple booklet called 5 Wishes that give an easy questionnaire about extended care, extraordinary measures, and end of life so that it's clear how *you* want that experience to be. My church group got a stack of them and encouraged everyone, not just the elderly or ill, to complete and share it. Because we don't know what life holds for any of us. 😊 Having your instructions gives you and those who love you a great deal of peace. ❤
My husband passed away on Dec 6, 2023...I am hoping he found his home in heaven and realizes he was loved on this earth and even though he's gone ..I hope he's happy in heaven❤
I am sorry to hear of your loss. It's hard to be left behind wishing you could be sure they are okay and happy. I believe he must be, I had an NDE and felt the love surround me. It's been almost 25 years since I lost my partner and I still think of her every day and still talk to her in my mind sometimes when I see things she would love or political things she would hate.
@@ibysexpressions6374 I'm very sorry about your husband, trust me I completely understand how you feel, I felt the same way when my wife past away June 4th 2018 grief is hard to deal with but we learn to live with it, where are you from..?
After my Dad passed away, I was so upset, and crying in bed. Then I heard my Dad say clear as day "You should see how great it is" and after that I had faith that my Dad would be ok
That is so sweet, and you surely were blessed to have her and say that was it like what did they say telepathy or do you or did you hear him like a voice in the room or was it like him from the you know he's already passed and and like it was in your not head not saying that you imagined it no way but kind of like when they say when people hear God's voice or the voice in our heads when you know an angel something tells you don't do it don't do it and you don't go at the green light in it just curious I'm thinking you heard his voice and maybe it was just like a like he was drifting softly and peacefully
I get dreams of him that is so real and he had dementia and it's always Dad chasing him puts clothes on he's always happy he always looks younger yet not before I was born but like when I was born like when I remember him not recently but maybe when he was 45 it's just something but it's it's like I dream about him a lot and and it's nothing bad nothing good it's just like oh my God he's walking around with boy or sometimes he he's really like cognitive and you know and he steps out of it I'm so happy and to me I've heard people say that if you dream of them and you know you're seeing him and he's younger that's them coming in letting you know.
But I did hold him while he was taking his last breath but I kept saying he's going to go tonight or he's going to go this time because he gurgled a little bit but he went today I thought he was going to go and I was there and I didn't know what to do because I expected this like I don't know there's all by myself and I was holding his hand holding his face and I didn't realize it because he just went so calmly I'm exactly what this girl here showed him one of her videos she was allowed to show this woman our last breath so what a relief to me that you know that that that's the beautiful thing you know it's just take that like button it's not a gas or anything it was just like you didn't even know it I would have never known it because I was waiting for something fanatic or something. And I know this I don't want to be alone. It was so much that I knew when and what I know now or if I would have put my foot down with my family because you know you don't have that goes anyway may your dad and my dad rest in peace good luck to you have a wonderful life
I have been searching far and wide for ANYONE to have had a similar experience to me as I did in 2011. I was just a 19 year old and my mom just passed in the ICU. After 5 minutes of sorrowful crying I was FILLEDDDD with the most sudden, ECSTATIC LOVE AND JOY AND AMAZINGNESS that I could ever describe. It stayed in my body for a fleeting 10 or so seconds. I was perplexed but awe inspired, as I knew it was my mom sending it to me as a "I made it!!" message. Ive never forgotten it since and never will. thank you for sharing your experience Julie. I am now a nursing student and will graduate next year. PS. I had a clinical rotation at that very hospital my mom passed at. She'd be so proud of me. Many hugs. DEATH IS NOT THE END!!!!!
When my mom died about 17 years ago, I experienced such grief. I was on a long walk shortly afterwards, just talking to God , when I suddenly “heard” my mom (not like an audible voice, but very real nonetheless) saying, “Oh, Barbara, you have no idea! You have no idea!” I had a very real awareness that she was (eternally) home and whole and I just cried with happiness. I’ve cherished that memory all these years and think of it when I’m missing her. I feel such joy and peace for her, and my dad and my son-in-law now too, and look forward to the day we are reunited.
A friend of mine had a NDE, he described it as the most peaceful loving place & he didn't want to come back...He said God told him it wasn't his time...He also said God gave him a message....THERE IS NO DEATH 🪽🙏
My beloved mother passed away June2. We were all there, kissing her face, holding her hands, telling her how much we love her, thanking her. Our father died young and we were raised by her. She was 95. The miracle was as she was transcending, her face looked so beautiful. The wrinkles looked like they were disappearing and her face was illuminated. She looked so beautiful.
The ER nurse led me to the cubicle where my mom was; she had just died. I will never forget mom’s face: peaceful, serene, absolutely wrinkle free! Almost a look of smiling with her eyes closed. Lovely! Younger looking (she was 82) no stress! I’m grateful I witnessed her peace!
My mother died April of 2022 she was 49. I was also with her when she passed. I heard her last breath and I had my head on her chest and when her heart stopped. She was in so much pain before it was almost peaceful for some reason. She looked 20 years younger at her funeral. just so beautiful and at rest. Her birthday is June 2 😊❤️
Are you going to Heaven or Hell when you die? You can not hide your sins from God and you can not outrun God! Jesus loves you and He died on the cross for your sins. Stop running and stop trying to hide your sins from GOD! Your soul is the "real you". Once you die, your soul is the part of you that will continue to live in Heaven or Hell, forever. There is no other choice for you. Repent and put your trust in Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior today, we are not guaranteed tomorrow. Once you die, it will be too late for you to repent. Have a wonderful day!!
My woman died back in 2013 from lung cancer, I was with her at the hospice in Scarborough, she had been sleeping for a couple of days, on the night she passed it was 9.45pm, she sat up and looked at me, pupils as wide as can be, then she flopped back onto her pillow and did one final long exhale, very distressing to watch the love of your life die....Anyway I went home distraught, did some of the things that we have to do after a death and just didn't know how I was going to get through this hurt, this pain, the following night when I was laid in our bed at home in the dark the strangest thing happened, this comforting feeling came over me, looking up in my dark bedroom I could see into space, as if I was actually there, it was amazing, wasn't scary at all, I was just in this soothing calm place, it lasted for a few minutes, afterwards I just felt so calm, I felt like I had the strength to do all of those things we don't want to do after a death, I really don't know what happened to me but I am pretty sure it was her somehow reassuring me that she was alright where she had gone and not to worry, who knows...
Same thing after my mom passed, I found her and I was a mess crying, when I got home that night I felt a wave of peace and warmth and then it was OK, I believe it was her
My father was dying of Lung cancer and told me he could see my grandmother. As much as I miss him I know in my heart he’s happy and with my grandparents.
When I was 17, a family friend of my parents that I had known since a baby had passed away from cancer. I still swear to this day she came to visit me in my room to say goodbye the night she passed away. The next morning was when my mom got a call from her husband telling her she was gone. She literally looked like a glowing blue angel when she visited me. Ill never forget it ❤
I’ve never shared this publicly before. My father suicided 1981. I was a nursing assistant in a nursing home waiting to go on shift in the break room. My father was a Vietnam veteran and alcoholic most of my life. As I was talking to my friend about my father’s difficulties I started to say, “if he doesn’t stop drinking, he will die”. Multiple times until a vail of darkness passed over my vision. I was suddenly with my father. It was dark like a tunnel with light at the end. Totally like one hears described by others. We we’re moving to the light. It was peaceful and inviting. I could feel my dad. Suddenly he told me I couldn’t go with him. It wasn’t my time. I could feel his love for me even though we had a very difficult relationship to say the least. I was so scared. I prayed God to never experience that again. It was later on. Maybe a few weeks. I was driving my little sister to school. All of a sudden his smell filled my car. My sister and I both looked at each other in astonishment. That was his last visit. Thanks for reading this if anyone does. It is an amazing story but true
What a wonderful experience. I have a paranormal group and have heard so many beautiful tales like yours. You were truly blessed to be given the opportunity to have him visit with you. I'm sure he is still watching over you.
Thank you for sharing, it is comforting that our lives don't end on this earth, I pray to God to help us humans to be good to each other, to stop the hate and look for the goodness on everyone, I pray for this, and there is no longer fear of what comes next.
Thank you for sharing this. A couple of days after my mom passed, I was so sad and I heard her voice in my head say, "Why are you crying? This is only temporary." I understood "this" to mean our being separated. I still miss her in the here and now, but I have faith we will be reunited someday.
@@zienelle Actually hearing a deceased person’s voice out loud is known as a Class A paranormal communication. Seeing an apparition is also Class A phenomenon. An EVP (Electronic Voice Phenomenon) in which a sound or voice is not heard at the time of recording but are heard upon playing the recording, are known as a Class C paranormal experience. There are other groups or types of paranormal activity that you can Google if you want to know more. A few are being visited on the astral plane while a person is sleeping, or hearing the voice psychically and clearly in the center of your head.
There's not a word in the English language to describe the feeling. It's the greatest love, it's the love we've always searched for. It's like being rocked to sleep by your mother as an infant, warm and just falling asleep so peaceful. I guess that's why they say rest in peace. I died once in 2001, I was mad they brought me back. Death is not what we should be afraid of. Living is.
Same for me, I was so angry that I'd been 'brought back' it was so beautiful beyond all description. The peace, the pure joy, the pure love I was surrounded by. Like a white mist, but not, like it was the brightest warmest light you've seen but didn't hurt the eyes, and it was madebof pure love. The undeniable knowledge that everything is exactly as it should be. Every single wordly, material worry or pain or ANYTHING - JUST DROPPED AWAY. I've never known such beautiful, powerful, joyful, absolute complete and utter joyous peaceful LOVE ❤️. My sister has taken much comfort from what I experienced, considering that the breast-cancer that they "treated" her for 5 years earlier has now metastasised in her bones. She often asks me about what I experienced when I died (before they defibrillated me and pulled my spirit/soul back into my physical body). We are NOT humans having a spiritual experience, we are spirits having a human experience (just my opinion)
I died in 1994, it was septic shock that came on suddenly. It was very painful, until I remembered to say Jesus' name. Then I was peaceful. But they brought me back. Still, for the next few days, I was in some sort of state. To the doctors, nurses, my wife...they kept telling her that I "wouldn't make it through the night." That went on for 4-5 days, then I had a "remarkable recovery." They couldn't believe that I woke up, had no kidney or other organs damage. From my POV during that time, the only way to describe it was, He "took me for a spin & showed me things." I was glad to come back, because I hadn't finished everything I was supposed to do. I still feel that way, I have much more to accomplish. But it changed me! For sure. I've always had rock solid faith, too. Thank you, Lord!
Heaven is real...As a pastor's wife of almost 49 years, what you are saying we have heard many times over the years. The first time I heard of this type thing was as a child. One of the elderly in our church just before he passed kept saying, "Look at the lights! Look at the lights! They're so beautiful!!" Over and over. Heaven is definitely real!
@UpcomingJedi You're so wrong. Your soul is eternal. As soon as you take your last breath, you go straight to Heaven or Hell. I was with my grandma and both of my parents when they went to live forever in Heaven. I miss them so much, but I know that I'll be with them again when my life here on earth is through. The reason I have absolute assurance that I'll see them again is because I know Jesus Christ as my Lord and Savior, and my parents and Grandma did too. Jesus loves you, and He wants you to spend eternity in Heaven, too. He paid the debt for our sins so that we can live with Him in Heaven forever. All you have to do is accept the free gift of salvation. Jesus paid a debt for us that we could never pay. Eternity is forever, and it's up to you where you'll spend it. Please choose Heaven. Please choose Jesus.❤️🙏❤️ Please read John 3:16 and Romans 10:9 I'm praying for you.🙏🙏🙏
@@UpcomingJedithat’s the lie that you have been told so you will pass lost for all eternity. The Bible warned us thousand years ago that there will be lies in the end times to turn people away from the truth. But God has put His name in your heart so you will be without an excuse. Anyway, if you truly believed that, why are you here? Just to be mean and bring others down
As my Dad was dying in the oncology department, one of his nurses told me-- "I love my work here. I see and hear families pray together and draw closer to God and to each other. It is a great blessing." Our heartfelt thanks to all the good and caring nurses. Thank you, Julie, for your channel-- comforting, caring, hope-filled 🕊️🙏
My husband is under Hospice care at home right now. I'm trying to process it all! The nurses are wonderful! I only hope that i can find peace once he's gone home! He keeps telling me it's going to be alright! I have spent my whole adult life with him! 47 and a half years! I don't want him to be in pain anymore!
Yes I think we all should know and love how good a type of person working in hospices is ❤❤❤❤❤❤ My mother spent the last month or so of her life in a hospice, and the care workers and volunteers were wonderful beyond words.
I couldn't possibly agree more!!! This is extremely hard to talk about, so I usually just don't. But here goes... My Dad (and by Dad I mean so much more. Strong, fierce protector, teacher, closest confidant, the ONLY person that could ever truly understand me-- likely because we're so much alike, the only person that could crack me up even if I were deathly ill or just in some state of misery -laughter is important to me-, and all around just my absolute best friend. My world!). He was diagnosed with melanoma, as that got worse, many other illnesses popped up. Every ER trip, something even more serious would happen. He battled hard core, stayed INCREDIBLY TOUGH, just as he had always been to me. However, he ended up needing hospice (something I was in denial of. I wouldn't even let the nurses talk about "when that time comes", even tho they assured me it'd be a long time-- "we're nowhere near that point yet, don't worry") They were OUTSTANDING TO ALL OF US!!! One evening, I decided I was going to pop up & spend the night so I could hang with him, keep him company/ help with what little he even required while my mom was at work. Even though it was terrible, he would STILL power thru, w/ out being able to breathe, would get up and go to the bathroom and so on. It was that next morning that our world changed. My Mom woke me, frantically from their living room couch to "come quick, something's horribly wrong & idk what to do!!!" I bolted back there-- my hero, lying there eyes wide open, depleted of color, lips gray, saying "THIS IS IT! THIS IS IT! GOODBYE! BYE! I LOVE YOU! BYE! I LOVE YOU, GOODBYE".... we're hysterical, but I tell my mom to call 911. Under hospice care you're not supposed to do that, evidently. In hindsight, I wish I hadn't been so selfish-- he did NOT want to leave this world in a hospital, but we were desperate to save him. After all, he's just so young! This just couldn't be it! Now the point of this awful story.... after being admitted to the icu, (where he lay in misery, just kept asleep for 6 days 💔), the next morning /early afternoon I believe, after I had stepped out of the room for a cup of coffee & phone call, I came back in. There sat his hospice nurse, in her regular clothing, just absolutely devastated sitting in that chair, crying pretty heavily. She was there on her own free time! While crying, she told us how she never saw this coming so soon & she just couldn't believe it. We could tell that over their time together, she grew a really nice bond with him (hard to not, he's never fake, absolutely hilarious, always offered people drinks, food, etc.) She reached out to my Mom later to give her condolences, come to find out she actually QUIT BECAUSE THIS ONE HIT HER SO HARD!!!!! What a deeply empathetic, loving person. After years of doing this unique & emotional line of work, it would appear that she feared ever growing a bond with another patient like that & having to deal with no longer going to their house to see them, care for them, chat with them, etc. They truly are wonderful!!! That's not a job I could do
What a great experience. My husband made our message on the answer machine. After he died I took the tape out. (Old machine) A year later I got it back out and hit play. I accidentally pressed erase. I cried knowing I would never hear his voice again. About a week later I was at a stop sign and turning up the radio and heard " I'm still there, go listen". I sat up and said what. Then again, "I'm still there go listen ". I got home pressed play and at the end of tape he was there saying "please leave a message ". This time i cried tears of joy.
Yes, on that plane of reality, there is no time or space! How wonderful your friend came to you. I had a similar experience once, when a friend died suddenly in a car accident. I didn't actually see him but I "felt" him come to me and tell me he was fine. I really felt this!
@@gothboschincarnate3931 In some ways after my husband passing, he was still with me to get through all of the stuff widows have to do after the death and funeral. Afterwards I did not hold onto him, I released him into the Light. His parents were there to support his transition. They had passed a long time before him so I honored him and his family by letting him go. ❤️
@@retyroni but are you sure your dead friend actually visited you? Just checking because you said you didn't believe in this stuff. Do you now after that visitation?
My mom visited me after she passed. When I asked her if she knew she was dead, she said- yes. I asked, what do you think? She gave me TWO thumbs up and said- I LOVE it.
I was fortunate enough to have my dad home on hospice. When he passed away he reached up and a look of complete peace came over his face. I still miss him but I KNOW he is in heaven.
That is an amazing description. Thank you for sharing that wonderful story. . .my grandma had pancreatic cancer and journaled until about 4 days before she died. She lay in a coma for the last several days. . .then SHE SAT UP, STRETCHED OUT HER ARMS AND asked if those in the room could see what she could see. . .she quietly laid down, took her last breath, and went to be with Jesus! ❤
My husband and I took my sweet mother-in-law home and had hospice come in to take care of her. She passed away peacefully after she made sure that everything was in order to be taken care of after her death. She also did not want either one of her sons present when she actually transitioned. She sent me and my husband out for dinner and passed when my friend was there with her. It was very peaceful and she passed with a beautiful smile on her face. 😊 She chose her time to let go. 😢 I still miss her very much.
@@sharonb.7867 there is no actual evidence of an historic Jesus on earth or an "otherworldly" jesus. there is more evidence of an unimaginable afterlife and that should bring comfort to all.
I died for 7 minutes during status grand-mal seizures. I was up in the corner of the ceiling watching the EMTs revive me!!! When I was brought back I was disappointed because I was overwhelmed by the beauty and the total love and peace I felt..it was indescribable..I no longer fear death but want to live a long life because life is beautiful..
@@gothboschincarnate3931 No.. I'm living in poverty...but I still believe life is a beautiful gift🎁..try to look for the good and you will find it..if you look for the bad..you will find it Life is EVERYTHING.. cruel and hard and amazing beautiful and miraculous🥰🌸🌺🍃🦋..I'm sending love💌😊
@@gothboschincarnate3931 🦋💗..I've made peace with my seizures🙆YES they are absolutely connected to our spirituality 😊🦋..I'm sorry you are going thru earthly trials 😑😘...someone once told me I have one toe on this planet...my whole life has been very hard and confusing but living alone..no running water..no power..has made me call out to the Angels...I'm spiritual not religious 🦋 I especially talk to Archangel Michael and Archangel Raphael... Protection and Healing respectively and I feel their presence and love... We are learning amazing lessons BECAUSE of our condition🦋🥰🌟 It's not one bit easy to see the good and our Blessings when we are so physically challenged but if we don't rise up and accept our Gift of the present we will live in sadness and depression...I will send loving energy and Believe you will receive it💗😊 Take Good Care dear friend..you are Not alone🌺😘🦋🦋🦋🦋
@donnaspencer-qj5su :you had a experience and got the chance to stay and share it with us. When i was a kid I would question God why we are here. My childhood was not the best and seeing others being hurt didn't make sense. In my thirties I woke up one morning and a voice inside said we are all here to take care of each other. I knew it was my answer from God. I was able to take the senseless and forgave the ones who hurt me and asked for forgiveness to anyone I hurt. I became more spiritual from this. Your story reminded me of my dear friend. She had a heart attack and passed. The Dr saved her and when she woke up she yelled at the Dr for doing that. She said she was in a beautiful place and could feel love all around like she had never felt and she didn't want to leave. If you knew her you would have laughed when she said she yelled. In all the years of knowing her she never was mad or yelled. She did have a way of saying things light heartedly and would have everyone fall in love with her. Thank you for sharing your story.
Did you feel like yourself? I've heard so many say they lose their sense of self, that it's blank state, no identity and it's all energy. They say you eventually merge back with your oversoul and lose attachment to this life and the people you've loved. I don't mind any of it except not being attached to the people I have loved or not being with them all the time in the roles we've played. It is daunting because I've lost too many and always wanted to reunite and be together forevermore. If the previous idea is true, though, then death is really it. We might not die but to my human self it means exactly the same thing, and I hate it.
@@MissKaylie96 That was the MOST shocking part to me.. I've always thought the same as you...thought we all merged together as one energy and became more but I was ME with my personality intact and it amazed me..and what I learned and felt we do go on and LOVE NEVER DIES💗💗💗💗.. I'm scared too because I don't wanna leave my loved ones...but I also 'KNOW' we will be together again..in another form but still ourselves...yes change is scary but once we have changed it really is a Wonder..and we are surrounded by Love Approval and Acceptance...much more than we ever are here on planet earth... I'm not sure how to explain it but for those few minutes I was at peace and Love becomes More.. it's everything💗...don't be afraid friend.. I'm really hoping when the time comes I'll be asleep😏😴☺️ lol...
When my medical alert dog, Bruno, was being put to sleep, I kept telling him to come and find me when it’s my time. I loved him so much. The saddest day of my life was the day we had to say goodbye. I still can't see photos and videos of him without crying. Even writing about him now is causing me to feel emotional. I truly hope that there’s conciousness after death. I want to be with my dog again so much, so that we can be together forever in paradise with Jesus Christ.
There is LIFE after physical death. You will SEE your precious dog again as well as your loved ones and Jesus and our Heavenly Father too face to face!
Honey, Bruno will come get you when it's your time to go. Jesus is merciful and all of our loving animals will be there waiting for us. You will be there forever and ever without end with Jesus & Bruno.
My brother had been out of it for days, his eyes were gray. Hours before he died he grabbed my arm. When I looked up his eyes were sparkling blue, he had the biggest smile and said, “Donna, I just connected with Jesus!” I said I was jealous. He patted my arm and said, don’t worry, you’ll be with us soon.
@@missblondie7033 as an afterthought, I thought about “soon” as being more of a general phrasing, just in the moment and first reading, it was chilling.
I had to put one of my dogs to sleep. I was hugging him as he passed. I suddenly felt and saw his joy and happiness!! I was sobbing because I was losing my sweet baby. He was making every effort to tell me Mom, it's okay. I am so happy!! It was so much like the experience you just described.😢❤
When my mom died, i put a photo in her obituary in which she had a dragonfly necklace on. I went to replace a roll of paper towel one day and pulled out a roll with a print of graphics that had a dragonfly and the words SMILE and LIVE.....She used to say to me that i needed to smile more...and always asked me to buy paper towels with a design on them..not just white ones. THEN...I was driving to work one day and went by the hospital she passed away in. Right at that intersection, i saw a dragonfly flying around my front window for 2 blocks. It was very surreal. All this connected imagery...i swear it was messages from her telling me everything was fine. ❤
Hospice RN of 12 years. My Daddy completed his hospice journey a few months ago. He was medicated and finally relaxed. I leaned in close and whispered in his ear "It's going to blow you away how much God loves you." When I kissed him goodbye after he died I leaned in again and said, "Told you so."
Your comments meant so much. My mother died from liver cancer but 1 week before she passed she held my hand saying ‘it is beautiful and I will see you again’. That’s it. That all I heard from her. Your video gives me so much hope. So thank you x
The last word my father uttered before he died was when he suddenly came out of his death coma and said “Wow, wow”. He sat bolt upright and looked past me towards something in the distance. There was real awe and disbelief and joy in his voice. One day, I will see what he saw. I hope he is there for me when my time comes.
My son spoke to me a lot when he first passed away and he kept saying the words:Oh wow this is amazing mom, this is amazing. I’m so good mom I’m so good! Of course, I cry, my eyes out when I say this because he was only 38 it was last year. I love what you’re doing Julie. I’ve lost a lot of people. Death is a scrament. Keep up the good work!
My Mom said my brother told her, while she was driving, that he was free! She said she was feeling so sad right before he said this because it was only days after his passing. After she told me this I was able to return to my job.
My mom called me and told me to take care of my daughter and that she was going home. I asked her to not talk like that and she told me she was ready and she could hear angels sing and that it was the most beautiful thing she had ever heard. She died a few hours later.
I was always afraid of my mom dying, and I thought her death would be devastating me, but when I got the call about her death, a beautiful, peaceful feeling overpower me, thanks God for that
When I was with my dying friend, he kept bringing himself awake, if that makes sense. I finally told him that everyone is waiting for you Jim. Your wife your mom dad and your little girl . When I said that he finally quit resisting and his face softened and he stopped breathing.
when at the age of 12, in the midst of another of years of chronic migraines, I lay my head down on my desk and wordlessly decided it would be better to follow our dad's decision and end my life. I heard my father's voice (5 years after his death) speak my name and "don't, everything will be alright" with a strong certainty that it was a forever assurance. Even now, 60+ years after, despite all, that remains as fresh and certain as that day.
My best friend passed thru me, when she died. I knew the very moment she died, and I was 500 miles away. I have missed her everyday since the Sept. 28th 1988.
When my MIL was dying she said Look at all the butterflies, and she pointed to the ceiling behind me. And I said Mkm we’re inside. There are no butterflies, not thinking that what she was seeing was a glimpse of heaven. She loved butterflies and I believe that was her sign from God!
As a former hospice nurse I totally understand your feelings. I have had patients come to me in my dreams and say thank you. I have sat straight up bawling. Hospice nursing is so rewarding. I hope all of my patients have felt the same way. 💙💙
It's such an honor to work for the dying. I'm married but if I were a nun, I would look for the religious orders that specialize being with the dying. In the catholic Church we are taught that the dying process is such a critical time spiritually and it's essential to comfort the person while they are dying. Anyway, I'm so jealous of you (in a good way! Lol) Also, you should look into st. Joseph the foster father of Jesus. He's the patron saint of all those who are dying or those who want to have a peaceful death. :)
I am pursuing nursing school right now later in life (as a second bachelor's degree), and I want to become a hospice nurse. I feel like that is my calling in life. I originally wanted to be a death doula, so I've always been interested in helping others transition to the other side. Maybe I could do both :) Your comment really encouaged me and made me feel that is the right decision to pursue becoming a hospice nurse! And interesting enough, right as I started to write this message, a butterfly came up to the window and was fluttering at the window! Which is unusual to see right now in fall. So I wonder if that was a sign or confirmation that is the right path for me 🦋
You are all angels. My mom was so well cared for when she had lung cancer. The medication advisor arrested her pain while leaving her lucid. She was so funny saying "Remember that handsome black fellow across the hall? I answered yes. Well, that's the last time I teach anybody to play dominos. He went and died on me last night." Mom was in a room with two other beds. I called the center bed the dying bed. A very attractive middle aged lady was assigned to that bed, perplexing me. I'll call her Betty. She introduced herself and said she'd only be there for a couple of weeks. I came by to visit mom and Betty had died. She looked perfectly healthy! You don't have to be emaciated to be terminal.
I can truly say that he’s so right, I had a four organ transplant in 2007 and I was dying and they brought me back but I didn’t want to come back. A light so bright and a peace came over me and I could see him in the distance. It’s so surreal that I can’t get over it.
A near death experience is incredible. I have had 2 of them and when I wanted to stay in the Light, I was told it was not my time. I was returned to my body. You never forget it but also gives you peace of mind to know what is next for you. 😊
My son was hit as a pedestrian by a car and died instantly. Hearing this brings me do much comfort. Even though I miss him so desperately I know he's in the most wonderful place with our Creator.
I've had 2 NDE'S in this lifetime...and I'll say this everyone *If Y'all Only Knew* 🥰 it is the most Gorgeous, and Unconditional Loving place you'll ever know once we move on from here. You'll remember the spirit realm & your essence of being from there. You'll just be going back home. The vibration of the colors is so miraculously beautiful it truly can't be explained in any words or language that we speak, it just wouldn't give it proper Justice 😌 We do vibrate in frequency, and energy (Light Beings), We are *One* with the Divine Creator of All & each other. Sending Lovin' Vibes to Everyone 🥰🫂💕I Love You All💕
@@LanguageBLOX1_Alt Yes to both those questions. Her other thoughts… “vibrations”. “Divine creator”. … do they line up with Biblical teaching.? Many false religions refer to a “Divine Creator”. Unless the reference is specifically Biblical… AVOID!!! And vibrations? Well that is just New Age jargon… nonsense. Get a Bible. Find solid Biblical teachers. Jack Hibbs on RUclips is one of the very good ones.
When my mother in law died, she just kept saying..oh sh*t it's so beautiful, oh shhhhh...then she drifted away. So excusing her choice of language...whatever she saw...was ridiculously beautiful 😍
Thx you, Julie! Dr. told me that I only have until 2027 to live ( SLE Lupus), but you give me such peace, and you educate me to the point that I have less fear of dying.❤❤❤
Thank you for sharing this beautiful message. I bet it helps others stay strong too! I am sending you love and positive vibes for this season of your life and for the next!
Alicia Franco -- if you want to have assurance you are going to the heavenly city . Then ask or accept Jesus the very Christ into by your life. John 14:6
My diagnosis said I should have died 3 years ago. I've gotten my life in order for that day, and now I refuse to go. But I have no fear, only for the cats I might leave behind. I have had conversation such as Julie had, a d there are those I know are waiting for me. Bless you in your struggle with lupus. I hope life or the next life brings you comfort and joy.
That’s a false statement. You don’t speak for everyone and there’s plenty of people right now wanting to die and actually taking their own lives. A whole lot of us don’t believe in heaven either.
@@grahvis And if it does exist, how da fuk do they know it’s a nice place. For all we know, it could be that heaven is the evil place and hell is the nice place……The fact is, that nobody can prove or disprove their existence, or know what actually happens upon death. And I’m sick of seeing comments on RUclips, where these religious types make statements speaking for the entire human race…….Around 2.3 billion people follow Abrahamic faiths and religious people from all religions only make up around 31% of the total human population. They’re literally the minority by 69% but think they can talk for all 8 billion people on earth 🤦🏻
Thank you Julie. I’m 70 and not afraid of dying. The rest of my immediate family passed in their mid sixties. It surprises me I’m still alive. I’ve had melanoma but I caught it early. It was removed surgically. I thank God I’m still living a healthy life. I look forward to my afterlife. ❤🎉
My son, age 22, died from a head injury 10 days ago and I trust that he saw these things before he passed away. Wow 😲! I'm terminal and will go to meet him soon praise God 😁.
My husband passed from COVID complications in 2020 after having never truly had major health complications and I’ve always wondered where he is now and how he is. This is the stuff I’ve always wanted to know, to just be sure that he’s okay and happy.
If your husband confessed that Jesus Christ is Lord, and if he accepted Him as his Saviour, he will be with the Lord. These love and light vibrations nonsense is not biblical, and is being used by the devil to make people believe lies. Its new age nonsense and dangerous. The biggest hell will be to see heaven, and to know how beautiful it is, but to be shown away because you have not accepted a Jesus as personal Saviour while you had the chance on earth.
I was a caregiver for 92 yo woman, and after she died her hospice nurse heard from her saying It’s true, you were right! The nurse and I both assured the woman that there was an afterlife and she would see the people she loved and lost again.
After not being strong enough to sit up for a couple of days , my dad planted his fists into the mattress and pushed himself up. He raised his arms, looked up and yelled... literally yelled, "THANK YOU FOR YOUR FREEDOM! THANK YOU FOR YOUR FREEDOM!" Then he slumped back down. He didn't speak again and left his body a few hours later. So many family members were around him when he moved away and it was beautiful. But I felt weird thinking it was beautiful. I have no other adjective.
@@margaritakleinman5701 I think "death" is just moving out of our physical bodies because there is no longer a use for them. That's why I said my dad moved away. My husband moved away in 2018. It was a similar experience except he didn't speak words. He simply lifted his body and extended his arms to me and made a sort of grunting sound. I played with him and told him it was okay to leave and that our grown boys and I would take care of each other. 2 of our boys were there and poured their love onto him as he slipped away. Another beautiful experience. I feel very fortunate, very blessed. I enjoy watching your videos. Thank you for sharing your life's mission with us.
@@rockyroad64 Exactly, that's what it is, when we no longer need to be here in these bodies, we move on to our next realm of life. You are blessed with understanding, so it probably has been easier and more comforting for you, than for those who don't have this awareness, and feel they have lost someone forever, which of course isn't the case. And as one of my spiritual teachers has said, "where there is love, there is no separation".
@@margaritakleinman5701 just real quick... I didn't play with my husband, I layed with him. The "p" was a funny typo. My husband, John, would've gotten a kick out of that one. Sometimes I think he's behind silly things like that..watching and laughing.❤️😅
@@rockyroad64 Haha that's very possible, I think our loved ones in spirit do watch over us and maybe even "play" with us sometimes. I've had a number of "unexplainable" incidents!
Watching this video… reading the comments… I was taken back to the day my Dad died at home. He’d been unable to speak for a couple of years… and unable to swallow also. (Feeding tube). When the carer alerted us… we ran to his bedside. I remember seeing tears roll down the side of his face. All these years I thought these were tears of sadness… but now I suddenly realize they were more than likely tears of joy because he was going “home”… and feeling all the peace, love… and no doubt being greeted by loved ones long since gone. I hope I can speak words of encouragement to those with me when I transition. ❤
Had a dear, devout friend, who succumbed to brain cancer.... At his funeral, he spoke to me, called me by name, and told me he was ok. I then felt a TREMENDOUS wash of peace over me. Was months before I ever told anyone. Was such a beautiful moment.
Julie, I would love to thank you for teaching me about death and the steps in passing away. My wife of 33 years passed away March 6th at 723pm. She was a Med aid and care giver for a retirement home. She always said no one should die alone. I promise that she would not. We had our children / spouses and grandchildren were here when she passed. It was joyful and sad at the same time. She was diagnosed with small cell lung cancer. She always had hope that the treatments and prayer would work. With 2 rounds of chemotherapy and radiation, sometimes the answer is no. She went knowing Jesus is her lord and savior. When she passed I whispered to her God's speed and hold my place in line. We prayed for God to take her hand and we will truly miss her. Part 2. I have neglected to see a doctor for 3+ years. I promise her I would get a physical and a CT scan. Not good results. They found a tumor the size of a peanut in my upper right lung, and one the size of a garbanzo bean in my lower left lung with smaller tumors webbing to it. Knowing modern medicine didn't work, I have chosen to let it run it's course. My family question my decision but except it. I pray for God to use me daily for his will. I have a free ticket to leave this world and be with God, Jesus and the Holy spirit. I will be living like tomorrow is not promised. I being told I have 3 to 6 months with no treatment. I've retired early, cashed out my 401k, setting up my children with gifts with return investments. Making memories with my grandchildren and serving the church as best as I can do. Please pray for me to impact as many people with the time I have, that God loved us so much he gave us his son Jesus our Lord and savior to save us. BTY it's alot to unpack but I'm ok.
When my mum was passing she suddenly held up her arms and said yes please take me I'm ready. We all looked at each other. It was a wee while after this. I whispered in my mums ear I love you so much... she managed to speak which in itself was amazing...I love you more. I have felt such loss these past two years it's not easy.
I died in work and was brought back, while I was lying there, couldn’t breath I had never felt so warm and happy, with a massively bright white light shining on me. Then I was back and the pain started. True story.
The exact moment my father died at 2am,my sister told me she woke up, and saw my father in her room, on a swingset, and he happily told her he was finally free and happy, while swinging back and forth. 10 minutes later, the hospital called and told us our father passed away.
My Grandmother died when my uncle was around 10 years old; he said when he and his siblings went into the room she was laying in bed, with her arms raised, staring into a distance, saying “They’re all here.”
I was by my platonic soulmates bed when he died and while I was standing there feeling numb and empty I suddenly got the telepathic message "Wow, this is an adventure". I scolded myself at first thinking they were my inappropriate thoughts and then realised no, this message was from him. We used to practice telepathy when he was alive.
my sister just lost her daughter to cancer she said she died with a smile on her face i said aww praise God thats lovely shes gone into the loving arms of God xo
As my beautiful dad was dying from melanoma skin cancer, he had a day that he was out of it. I listened to him speaking to the other side "no, no there is nothibg you can do just pray for me and pray for my girls". He died with so much grace and caring for those he was leaving behind. I hope when its my time I can pass with the same grace.
My dad helped me to have a very similar experience after he passed. In the middle of a gut wrenching cry, I suddenly felt JOY and exhilaration wash over me and then incredible peace. I can still tap into that feeling 11 years after his death I was also blessed to have a less intense, but precursory similar experience, 6 months prior to his passing, when I was present when my beloved 13 year old cat that was suffering from renal failure was euthanized. I was still petting her and crying after my vet indicated she was gone and suddenly felt peace and joy and instantly stopped crying. It is very comforting.
✨🕊️✨. Bless him! My grandpa came to me in a dream right away. He was packing his shave kit. He had waited long enough to go be with my grandma, in her dream after she passed, she was having the time of her life. And so was my dog I saw in another dream. All of them were completely healthy! I can hardly wait for my turn. Your patient is just fine ❤️
My dad passed and probably 4 months later I had the MOST realistic dream I have ever had, it was like real life and we were sitting at a table out behind the home I grew up in, staring at the pasture and he was just catching up with me and talking to me about my life. I KNOW he is in heaven, whatever that may look like and I know he is okay. I fully believe that was him visiting and letting me know he was okay
@@GalacticTater ✨🕊✨🥰✨ Aww! That's beautiful! Did you ever watch the movie CONTACT I think from 1999 or so? Where she KNEW she went somewhere, but the guy running the operation told her she didn't go anywhere. Never left. BUT.... there was 10 hours of static on the recorded session. MAYBE we go to a meeting place? They're on The Otherside, we're still stuck here, but it's like a dimension, where we can both exist. Obviously, we have our body, theirs has been left behind, but our very souls of who we really are, CAN meet in this place. Either way, how lovely! Thank you for telling me. I just love it! Bless you both, I know your dad lets his presence be known to you often, maybe a car, or a song. I'd see stuff all the time when I was driving by myself. Usually when I was alone, I'd notice.
@@lissa.sahsah I wrote a reply below the other comment about perhaps we CAN exist in a certain dimension, like in that movie CONTACT. We still have our body, they've left their behind, but we can still meet every so often. I just loved seeing my dog happy and healthy. She was an arctic wold, she passed from cancer. I had tried to save her by surgery. No details needed. She was as vibrant and beautiful as I'd ever seen her! She was a very happy pup, well loved, well traveled. She looked in my dream like she was about 3 or 4 years old! Just lovely. That's wonderful to hear. Thank you and bless you for letting me know. ✨🕊🥰🙏✨
@@WhiteWolfBlackStar I've never seen that movie but I'm gonna watch it now! I think that very well could be a possibility, that there is a dimension of some sort where our energies can meet up sometimes, specifically when we're sleeping. Kind of akin to astral projection but not the same thing. I've had a few more dreams with him in them since and one where he was warning me of something about a year ago. I haven't had a dream with my dad in it in a while but I fully believe if I ever need to see or talk to him badly again, he'll come to me in a dream.
I'm so glad that he shared that moment with you before departing from here. About an hour after my Dad had passed, he let me know that he still lived on by making his presence known, before departing this realm. He also did this with my son, and 3 other family members. They all later shared their brief experience, which also happened in that time frame. That's when I knew without a doubt, that we don't really die. It was his way of saying goodbye for now, he's ok, and he's ALIVE. Only the biological body, the vessel that houses our spirit, dies. That we pass on to the next chapter. I miss him terribly so. Not a day goes by that I don't think of him (and my Mom, now). Some days are difficult not having him here in this life experience with me. But I'm comforted with the knowing that he isn't gone forever. That he's Home, and I will see him again when my body can no longer support me here. I no longer have any fears regarding physical death. It's just a stepping stone in our existence. A transition. I know you treated him well, with him choosing to make that connection with you before moving on. ❤
Aww....sounds like it's recent? My dear dad passed in December 2021, so I feel exactly the way that you do!! My mom is still here. 😊Hugs and ❤ Steve's wife...
I was with my mom when she passed away and it was an amazing experience. She was extremely weak and had been unconscious for hours. I thought she would just stop breathing so when she sort of sat up, lifted up, it was unexpected. Her eyes were open and she was looking, seeing but she wasn’t seeing us. She was looking past us. Shortly her body laid down but you could physically feel her soul was gone, she was gone. I had such peace. I felt like if I had turned I would have seen Jesus coming for my mom, but my eyes were on her, our last seconds. I knew with everything in my body, she was at peace, ready to go and excited to see Jesus. It is hard to explain but I share it a lot. I pray it gives people peace when they can’t be there. It was so peaceful, even now, typing it I get tears of joy for my mom.
My late husband he had Sickle Cell Anemia and many other health problems as well, he was in and out of the hospital for years and the last two weeks, then he was sent to Pheonixville hospital, and he never came home. I read Don Piper's book and knew what was going to happen to him. He's in heaven and not in pain any more and at peace.
I'm very sorry about your husband, trust me I completely understand how you feel, I felt the same way when my wife past away June 4th 2018 grief is hard to deal with but we learn to live with it, where are you from..?
In brief one night I experienced I passed thru a dark door & felt like my "meat-suit"(body) came off. I saw Fields of flowers & trees that I could actually see the shimmer of life force around them & and bright light of love beyond belief. Beautiful, magnificent are like a minuscule description for what I saw. A voice told me I had to go back, I obeyed & came bk thru the door, the meat-suit fell on me like 1000 lbs. Week later was told I needed a c-pap machine bc I stopped breathing 71 times/hr. 10 yrs later I hv nvr lost the feeling of the weight of the meat-suit. Your patient gave you a gift nvr forget his words.
This happened to my gradmother.My dad was at the hospital when she passed.She was looking up to the ceiling and she had a face of excitement,shock and beauty.Her face was glowing and she then passed on right then and there.
The endless pain and agony even on morphine comes to and end and finally the overwhelming calm of your body and mind is heaven enough. A pedestrian vs car victim that survived and knows.
I agree. I had a friend who worked as a hospice nurse for a while. After one of her children was diagnosed as a late teen/young adult with a type of cancer, she had to leave hospice nursing because it was too close to home for her at that point in time. She needed to be able to focus more on life and living than death and dying in such a concentrated way. I believe her child was healed. Our friendship eventually faded as we drifted apart.
My grandma was in hospice care at home. She had been non-verbal and sleeping constantly for 2 days. Suddenly she sat straight up in bed, reached her arms towards heaven. Her face was glowing, as she said, "I'm so happy!" My mom ask grandma what she was doing. Grandma repeated herself, stating she was just so happy. My mom told her to lay back down. Grandma did. Then she took her last breath. I believe she got a glimpse of heaven & saw our Lord before she passed from this world. Boy, u miss her so, but I'm happy for her. I know without a doubt, she knew Jesus as her Savior, as I do as well. I hope whomever is reading this, also knows Jesus as their Savior. He died for each one of us. He loves you.
When I had the illness called Reye's Syndrome back in October of 1978, I was in a coma for many days. Well, right before I woke up from that coma, I was standing in a room that looked like clouds were or a mist was on the floor. I saw a bright light near me that was somehow brighter than the color of white we all know. Yet, my eyes were not hurt by it any, at all. And an aunt of mine who had died a year or so before then, (BTW, my middle name is what her first name was) came up to me and said "No. Not yet. Go back !" And, she gently swept her right hand to show me the way back behind me. I smiled and turned around, and, then I woke up in a hospital room, surrounded by my parents and a few nurses. I was only ten years old, then. And, it wasn't until a few months later that I realized I knew how I had more or less died at that moment. 🙏❣🙏
@@gothboschincarnate3931 If you say the ability to foresee (good or bad) events happening is a "power," then, yes, I did. I started having visions of such after that time. Didn't pay much attention to them when they first started happening, though. And, it wasn't until around 1985 that I really took notice of how I was (or am) indeed having visions. Sometimes they come through in my dreams. 😉
I had a friends who died, and the day it happened he "came to me" and I just heard him squealing "wheeeeee!!!" as if he was riding a gentle rollercoaster with his hands in the air and his hair blowing back with a big smile on his face. Love your content Julie
I lost my Mom recently-she is my everything and I need to hear these things. I am a Christian and I know she’s in heaven, I just need some reassurance 😭
I don't think we can scratch the surface of our imagination for what Almighty God has for us in Heaven. I know I'll drop like a rock in praise and worship from the glory of Jesus Christ. Thank you for sharing your experience.
My Mom seems to be at the last stage of her life. All you speak on about the end of life she is experiencing. I was looking for your videos and could not remember your name . I put in nurse Jackie and a tv show popped up. Once I put in near death experiences , your beautiful kind face popped up. I appreciate all your videos. My Mom is 90 and she has 5 daughters and we all care for her. We are meeting tonight to discuss our next move as she’s needing more and more assistance from her girls. Thank you Julie for helping Us through this process. ❤
My mom was in a care facility when she died. The workers there told us that on the last day she was packing her stuff up and saying that she was going home. It seems apparent that something is going on in the minds of those who are near death or at death's door.
This is one reason I have no fear of death, that and working in hospital for around 30 years. Since I worked everywhere ( respiratory therapist) , I saw it all and actually had a pt that had coded in surgery and she came back and told us all that she had died ,knew what all the docs said said she was looking down on the surgery gurney..amazing things!
Only one of the ways to die. I held my Dads hand while talking to my Mum as he fought for every breath for over an hour. He was already struggling when I got in there but when I took his hand he opened his eyes and smiled because I was there for Mum. He never saw me again, but I didn't let go until he ran out of energy.
When I was in 20’s I worked in the beauty business. I became the caretaker to several of my boys that had AIDS, and have so many of the same stories. I’m crying now thinking about the gifts they gave me. I’m so happy for both you and your “client”. I can’t stop smiling.
I had an experience just like this after our 34 year old son died. I was in my car too. I felt an unbelievable full feeling my son was thanking me. It drove me to cry and it stopped just like she said. It was an amazing feeling - so amazing and indescribable. It was a gift - a gift a will never forget.
I had a visit from an old dear friend, I knew she had physically passed on & I wasn't there to be with her. Approx one & half hours after she went a small breeze encircled me & she told me it was OK & asked if I would be OK because it was time for her to go. I even know the direction in which she went, it took a massive weight off my shoulders. She waited to see who would go & say goodbye & I was the only one that did. I ❤ Hazel so much & she me & I will never forget that. Thank you for your site Julie it is a huge blessing to so many people.🙏🏻✝️🕊️💫🇦🇺🐨💖
These are the words my bil said to my sister just before he died. "You should see what I see" "You can't believe how wonderful this is" "I will be here waiting for you" but the biggest thing was how he described the colors and the peace. He had a good death.
There are colors in heaven we have never seen on this planet.
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Thankyou for the whole sentence of what he was talking about.
@@shonnamay8331 How would you know? If you know it can you show it?
@@shonnamay8331it's so cool you can just make chit up like that!
My grandfather, In Mexico was hit by a car and died. They revived him on the way to the hospital and he said why did you revive me they are already here for me. He then passed away with a smile.
Wow! ❤ Thank you for sharing that. 😊
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@@gothboschincarnate3931 there may still be time for you
Wow that's awesome thanks for sharing ❤
My dad was in a tractor accident (at almost 79.) They “revived” him on the way to the hospital. He never regained consciousness and passed after 4 WEEKS in a coma. They took him off life support after two weeks and told us he would pass in 15-20 mins. He lived the two last weeks. Well, he breathed. He didn’t live. I believe he was in heaven the second he hit the asphalt.
I was sitting with my dad while he slept about a week before he passed away. In his sleep he said “Oh, great grandpa”. It was with love in his voice and he was really pleased to see him although in life he’d never met him. Over the next week dad saw other “people” and lights in his room. I like to think they were waiting for him. Miss you every day dad😢
I'm sorry for your loss.🙏🏼
They absolutely were! ❤
We are all SO much more loved than we could ever even imagine! Souls that know and love us that we’ve never even MET in this lifetime! We’ve always known them though, we just don’t remember ❤
I read “Your Soul’s Gift” and it changed the way I looked at everything. Highly recommend!
To all children out there call your parents frequently and tell them you love them. I didn't say it nearly enough.
I can't begin to tell you how much I've learned from you. I'm dying from cancer and appreciate your content. Thank you❤
I’m so glad you’re here- sending love
I hope you know Jesus Christ as your Lord and Saviour who will give you peace and comfort. Sending you love
Pls, I pray you will call upon Jesus Christ...sincerely REPENT all your sins...give your heart and life to Jesus Christ...while you still can...doing so, you will have nothing to fear...when it's time to go...God's angels will excort you to His Kingdom...God's AWESOME KINGDOM...where the streets are made of transparent gold...pure PEACE, JOY AND LOVE...KINGDOM...as long as you have a personal relationship with Jesus...you have NOTHING to worry or fear...Jesus' got you!
On the other hand without Jesus, it's a one way ticket down to Hell fire...forever without end!
Pls make sure that your soul is in Jesus /and in our Heavenly Father's Hand...Amen!...God bless you💖🔥🕊
You’re life isn’t almost over! You are going to your eternal life! No more sickness, no more worry, just pure peace love and happiness… for eternity!
Sending you love and prayers sweet one💜
In my cousin’s final moments of his battle with cancer, his breathing stopped. His parents and the hospice nurse went to his bedside to check on him. He opened his eyes and took a big inhaled breath and said, “Heaven is so beautiful. You need to come.” Then he passed away.
This gave me chills ❤ your cousin was right and they are there waiting for u! ❤
How old was he? 😢
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My dad did that. His eyes had been closed. He suddenly took in a deep breath, his eyes opened real wide and he smiled. He lived a few hrs after that, or his body did simply because he was tough as a lighter knot. He was born at home, never went to the hospital for anything and passed at home. If I know him he probably told his body to wait while he checked things out. If he wasn't back in a couple hrs. Just go on without him. 😂
@jaxonboys3366 omg that sounds like my dad lol
My sister's singing voice rang out in my head "Everything is soooo beeeautifulllll, beeautiulll." 12 hours after her death. I felt her dance and hug me like we did when we were kids.
Omg you brought tears to my eyes!
I am not afraid to die. I am afraid of the process before death.
I think we all are ❤ That's why we all need to have written directions expressing our wishes. Hospice has a simple booklet called 5 Wishes that give an easy questionnaire about extended care, extraordinary measures, and end of life so that it's clear how *you* want that experience to be. My church group got a stack of them and encouraged everyone, not just the elderly or ill, to complete and share it. Because we don't know what life holds for any of us. 😊 Having your instructions gives you and those who love you a great deal of peace. ❤
I think you mean the fear of suffering. We all do.
Me, too!!! I know where I'm going so I'm not scared to actually die, I'm just scared of what comes right before death.
There is a euphoric sensation before you die. Especially if you are going to Jesus.
I have been thinking about this a lot lately so weird it pops up in my feed. We just never know.
My husband passed away on Dec 6, 2023...I am hoping he found his home in heaven and realizes he was loved on this earth and even though he's gone ..I hope he's happy in heaven❤
If he was happy on earth he’ll be happy in heaven.❤
I am sorry to hear of your loss. It's hard to be left behind wishing you could be sure they are okay and happy. I believe he must be, I had an NDE and felt the love surround me. It's been almost 25 years since I lost my partner and I still think of her every day and still talk to her in my mind sometimes when I see things she would love or political things she would hate.
@@ibysexpressions6374 I'm very sorry about your husband, trust me I completely understand how you feel, I felt the same way when my wife past away June 4th 2018 grief is hard to deal with but we learn to live with it, where are you from..?
After my Dad passed away, I was so upset, and crying in bed. Then I heard my Dad say clear as day "You should see how great it is" and after that I had faith that my Dad would be ok
@@AmeliaKC173 That’s wonderful. I’m happy for you. Thank you for sharing.
Love it! Thanks for sharing!
That is so sweet, and you surely were blessed to have her and say that was it like what did they say telepathy or do you or did you hear him like a voice in the room or was it like him from the you know he's already passed and and like it was in your not head not saying that you imagined it no way but kind of like when they say when people hear God's voice or the voice in our heads when you know an angel something tells you don't do it don't do it and you don't go at the green light in it just curious I'm thinking you heard his voice and maybe it was just like a like he was drifting softly and peacefully
I get dreams of him that is so real and he had dementia and it's always Dad chasing him puts clothes on he's always happy he always looks younger yet not before I was born but like when I was born like when I remember him not recently but maybe when he was 45 it's just something but it's it's like I dream about him a lot and and it's nothing bad nothing good it's just like oh my God he's walking around with boy or sometimes he he's really like cognitive and you know and he steps out of it I'm so happy and to me I've heard people say that if you dream of them and you know you're seeing him and he's younger that's them coming in letting you know.
But I did hold him while he was taking his last breath but I kept saying he's going to go tonight or he's going to go this time because he gurgled a little bit but he went today I thought he was going to go and I was there and I didn't know what to do because I expected this like I don't know there's all by myself and I was holding his hand holding his face and I didn't realize it because he just went so calmly I'm exactly what this girl here showed him one of her videos she was allowed to show this woman our last breath so what a relief to me that you know that that that's the beautiful thing you know it's just take that like button it's not a gas or anything it was just like you didn't even know it I would have never known it because I was waiting for something fanatic or something.
And I know this I don't want to be alone.
It was so much that I knew when and what I know now or if I would have put my foot down with my family because you know you don't have that goes anyway may your dad and my dad rest in peace good luck to you have a wonderful life
I have been searching far and wide for ANYONE to have had a similar experience to me as I did in 2011. I was just a 19 year old and my mom just passed in the ICU. After 5 minutes of sorrowful crying I was FILLEDDDD with the most sudden, ECSTATIC LOVE AND JOY AND AMAZINGNESS that I could ever describe. It stayed in my body for a fleeting 10 or so seconds. I was perplexed but awe inspired, as I knew it was my mom sending it to me as a "I made it!!" message. Ive never forgotten it since and never will. thank you for sharing your experience Julie. I am now a nursing student and will graduate next year. PS. I had a clinical rotation at that very hospital my mom passed at. She'd be so proud of me. Many hugs. DEATH IS NOT THE END!!!!!
I experienced something almost identical to this when my biological mother passed, and I was 3 provinces away (Canada).
@@HalfPintKatie Can you share more? Im highly interested in your experience.
When my mom died about 17 years ago, I experienced such grief. I was on a long walk shortly afterwards, just talking to God , when I suddenly “heard” my mom (not like an audible voice, but very real nonetheless) saying, “Oh, Barbara, you have no idea! You have no idea!” I had a very real awareness that she was (eternally) home and whole and I just cried with happiness. I’ve cherished that memory all these years and think of it when I’m missing her. I feel such joy and peace for her, and my dad and my son-in-law now too, and look forward to the day we are reunited.
@@porcelaindolli3 I'm just seeing this now! I will write more in the morning
A friend of mine had a NDE, he described it as the most peaceful loving place & he didn't want to come back...He said God told him it wasn't his time...He also said God gave him a message....THERE IS NO DEATH 🪽🙏
My beloved mother passed away June2. We were all there, kissing her face, holding her hands, telling her how much we love her, thanking her. Our father died young and we were raised by her. She was 95. The miracle was as she was transcending, her face looked so beautiful. The wrinkles looked like they were disappearing and her face was illuminated. She looked so beautiful.
The ER nurse led me to the cubicle where my mom was; she had just died. I will never forget mom’s face:
peaceful, serene, absolutely wrinkle free! Almost a look of smiling with her eyes closed. Lovely! Younger looking (she was 82) no stress!
I’m grateful I witnessed her peace!
❤️ “she looked so beautiful”
Same with my dad, as soon as he took his last breath and out of suffering he looked like a youthful 28 year old, handsome younger face, and he was 82
My mother died April of 2022 she was 49. I was also with her when she passed. I heard her last breath and I had my head on her chest and when her heart stopped. She was in so much pain before it was almost peaceful for some reason. She looked 20 years younger at her funeral. just so beautiful and at rest. Her birthday is June 2 😊❤️
Are you going to Heaven or Hell when you die? You can not hide your sins from God and you can not outrun God! Jesus loves you and He died on the cross for your sins. Stop running and stop trying to hide your sins from GOD!
Your soul is the "real you". Once you die, your soul is the part of you that will continue to live in Heaven or Hell, forever. There is no other choice for you.
Repent and put your trust in Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior today, we are not guaranteed tomorrow. Once you die, it will be too late for you to repent. Have a wonderful day!!
My woman died back in 2013 from lung cancer, I was with her at the hospice in Scarborough, she had been sleeping for a couple of days, on the night she passed it was 9.45pm, she sat up and looked at me, pupils as wide as can be, then she flopped back onto her pillow and did one final long exhale, very distressing to watch the love of your life die....Anyway I went home distraught, did some of the things that we have to do after a death and just didn't know how I was going to get through this hurt, this pain, the following night when I was laid in our bed at home in the dark the strangest thing happened, this comforting feeling came over me, looking up in my dark bedroom I could see into space, as if I was actually there, it was amazing, wasn't scary at all, I was just in this soothing calm place, it lasted for a few minutes, afterwards I just felt so calm, I felt like I had the strength to do all of those things we don't want to do after a death, I really don't know what happened to me but I am pretty sure it was her somehow reassuring me that she was alright where she had gone and not to worry, who knows...
Same thing after my mom passed, I found her and I was a mess crying, when I got home that night I felt a wave of peace and warmth and then it was OK, I believe it was her
"My woman"? Really? (Just gotta give a person some sh*t once in awhile)😊
She was showing you the place that she’s waiting for you. How beautiful ❤
His woman… no one else’s ♥️
I think that’s so sweet.
@@ljwalker5242me too
My father was dying of Lung cancer and told me he could see my grandmother. As much as I miss him I know in my heart he’s happy and with my grandparents.
When I was 17, a family friend of my parents that I had known since a baby had passed away from cancer. I still swear to this day she came to visit me in my room to say goodbye the night she passed away. The next morning was when my mom got a call from her husband telling her she was gone. She literally looked like a glowing blue angel when she visited me. Ill never forget it ❤
I believe you. She loves you and didn’t want you to be sad for her. Her pain was gone. God Bless You
I’ve never shared this publicly before.
My father suicided 1981.
I was a nursing assistant in a nursing home waiting to go on shift in the break room.
My father was a Vietnam veteran and alcoholic most of my life.
As I was talking to my friend about my father’s difficulties I started to say, “if he doesn’t stop drinking, he will die”. Multiple times until a vail of darkness passed over my vision. I was suddenly with my father. It was dark like a tunnel with light at the end. Totally like one hears described by others.
We we’re moving to the light. It was peaceful and inviting. I could feel my dad. Suddenly he told me I couldn’t go with him. It wasn’t my time. I could feel his love for me even though we had a very difficult relationship to say the least.
I was so scared. I prayed God to never experience that again. It was later on. Maybe a few weeks. I was driving my little sister to school. All of a sudden his smell filled my car. My sister and I both looked at each other in astonishment.
That was his last visit.
Thanks for reading this if anyone does.
It is an amazing story but true
What if your father smelled like raw ass or bad body odor.
What a wonderful experience. I have a paranormal group and have heard so many beautiful tales like yours. You were truly blessed to be given the opportunity to have him visit with you. I'm sure he is still watching over you.
Very beautiful story indeed
Thank you for sharing, it is comforting that our lives don't end on this earth, I pray to God to help us humans to be good to each other, to stop the hate and look for the goodness on everyone, I pray for this, and there is no longer fear of what comes next.
What a beautiful story
My soul mate came to me after he died and said to me "enjoy your life, we'll have eternity together". Still brings tears to my eyes.
@@sabinemagpie can you expand on this? this sounds beautiful. how did they tell
you that? 🥹
@@zienelle I heard him say it, thank you 🙂
Thank you for sharing this. A couple of days after my mom passed, I was so sad and I heard her voice in my head say, "Why are you crying? This is only temporary." I understood "this" to mean our being separated. I still miss her in the here and now, but I have faith we will be reunited someday.
@@redessa01 you're welcome 🙂 my mom spoke to me too
@@zienelle Actually hearing a deceased person’s voice out loud is known as a Class A paranormal communication. Seeing an apparition is also Class A phenomenon.
An EVP (Electronic Voice Phenomenon) in which a sound or voice is not heard at the time of recording but are heard upon playing the recording, are known as a Class C paranormal experience.
There are other groups or types of paranormal activity that you can Google if you want to know more. A few are being visited on the astral plane while a person is sleeping, or hearing the voice psychically and clearly in the center of your head.
There's not a word in the English language to describe the feeling. It's the greatest love, it's the love we've always searched for. It's like being rocked to sleep by your mother as an infant, warm and just falling asleep so peaceful. I guess that's why they say rest in peace. I died once in 2001, I was mad they brought me back. Death is not what we should be afraid of. Living is.
Thank you for sharing ❤
Same for me, I was so angry that I'd been 'brought back' it was so beautiful beyond all description. The peace, the pure joy, the pure love I was surrounded by. Like a white mist, but not, like it was the brightest warmest light you've seen but didn't hurt the eyes, and it was madebof pure love. The undeniable knowledge that everything is exactly as it should be. Every single wordly, material worry or pain or ANYTHING - JUST DROPPED AWAY. I've never known such beautiful, powerful, joyful, absolute complete and utter joyous peaceful LOVE ❤️. My sister has taken much comfort from what I experienced, considering that the breast-cancer that they "treated" her for 5 years earlier has now metastasised in her bones. She often asks me about what I experienced when I died (before they defibrillated me and pulled my spirit/soul back into my physical body). We are NOT humans having a spiritual experience, we are spirits having a human experience (just my opinion)
We should not be afraid of living
I died in 1994, it was septic shock that came on suddenly. It was very painful, until I remembered to say Jesus' name. Then I was peaceful.
But they brought me back.
Still, for the next few days, I was in some sort of state. To the doctors, nurses, my wife...they kept telling her that I "wouldn't make it through the night." That went on for 4-5 days, then I had a "remarkable recovery." They couldn't believe that I woke up, had no kidney or other organs damage.
From my POV during that time, the only way to describe it was, He "took me for a spin & showed me things."
I was glad to come back, because I hadn't finished everything I was supposed to do. I still feel that way, I have much more to accomplish.
But it changed me! For sure.
I've always had rock solid faith, too.
Thank you, Lord!
@@falictyelliott8752 I agree. I gave testimony of mine, I did not want to come back here!!
Heaven is real...As a pastor's wife of almost 49 years, what you are saying we have heard many times over the years. The first time I heard of this type thing was as a child. One of the elderly in our church just before he passed kept saying, "Look at the lights! Look at the lights! They're so beautiful!!" Over and over. Heaven is definitely real!
No its not. The brain is just working differently like when you get deja vu.
@@UpcomingJedi you'll be surprised
@UpcomingJedi You're so wrong. Your soul is eternal. As soon as you take your last breath, you go straight to Heaven or Hell. I was with my grandma and both of my parents when they went to live forever in Heaven. I miss them so much, but I know that I'll be with them again when my life here on earth is through. The reason I have absolute assurance that I'll see them again is because I know Jesus Christ as my Lord and Savior, and my parents and Grandma did too. Jesus loves you, and He wants you to spend eternity in Heaven, too.
He paid the debt for our sins so that we can live with Him in Heaven forever. All you have to do is accept the free gift of salvation. Jesus paid a debt for us that we could never pay.
Eternity is forever, and it's up to you where you'll spend it. Please choose Heaven. Please choose Jesus.❤️🙏❤️
Please read John 3:16 and Romans 10:9
I'm praying for you.🙏🙏🙏
@@c.henderson6717 read Qur'an and repent
@@UpcomingJedithat’s the lie that you have been told so you will pass lost for all eternity. The Bible warned us thousand years ago that there will be lies in the end times to turn people away from the truth. But God has put His name in your heart so you will be without an excuse. Anyway, if you truly believed that, why are you here? Just to be mean and bring others down
As my Dad was dying in the oncology department, one of his nurses told me-- "I love my work here. I see and hear families pray together and draw closer to God and to each other. It is a great blessing." Our heartfelt thanks to all the good and caring nurses. Thank you, Julie, for your channel-- comforting, caring, hope-filled 🕊️🙏
My husband is under Hospice care at home right now. I'm trying to process it all! The nurses are wonderful! I only hope that i can find peace once he's gone home! He keeps telling me it's going to be alright! I have spent my whole adult life with him! 47 and a half years! I don't want him to be in pain anymore!
@@debrabeard1830please stay strong🙏
Hospice care workers are a special breed. Thank you so much for what you do.❤
Yes I think we all should know and love how good a type of person working in hospices is ❤❤❤❤❤❤
My mother spent the last month or so of her life in a hospice, and the care workers and volunteers were wonderful beyond words.
They're almost like earth angels
Honestly, i don't care if this actually happened or she imagined it. If it guves her peace, that is wonderful. She deserves that considering her job.
I couldn't possibly agree more!!! This is extremely hard to talk about, so I usually just don't. But here goes...
My Dad (and by Dad I mean so much more. Strong, fierce protector, teacher, closest confidant, the ONLY person that could ever truly understand me-- likely because we're so much alike, the only person that could crack me up even if I were deathly ill or just in some state of misery -laughter is important to me-, and all around just my absolute best friend. My world!).
He was diagnosed with melanoma, as that got worse, many other illnesses popped up. Every ER trip, something even more serious would happen. He battled hard core, stayed INCREDIBLY TOUGH, just as he had always been to me. However, he ended up needing hospice (something I was in denial of. I wouldn't even let the nurses talk about "when that time comes", even tho they assured me it'd be a long time-- "we're nowhere near that point yet, don't worry") They were OUTSTANDING TO ALL OF US!!!
One evening, I decided I was going to pop up & spend the night so I could hang with him, keep him company/ help with what little he even required while my mom was at work. Even though it was terrible, he would STILL power thru, w/ out being able to breathe, would get up and go to the bathroom and so on.
It was that next morning that our world changed. My Mom woke me, frantically from their living room couch to "come quick, something's horribly wrong & idk what to do!!!" I bolted back there-- my hero, lying there eyes wide open, depleted of color, lips gray, saying "THIS IS IT! THIS IS IT! GOODBYE! BYE! I LOVE YOU! BYE! I LOVE YOU, GOODBYE".... we're hysterical, but I tell my mom to call 911. Under hospice care you're not supposed to do that, evidently. In hindsight, I wish I hadn't been so selfish-- he did NOT want to leave this world in a hospital, but we were desperate to save him. After all, he's just so young! This just couldn't be it!
Now the point of this awful story.... after being admitted to the icu, (where he lay in misery, just kept asleep for 6 days 💔), the next morning /early afternoon I believe, after I had stepped out of the room for a cup of coffee & phone call, I came back in. There sat his hospice nurse, in her regular clothing, just absolutely devastated sitting in that chair, crying pretty heavily. She was there on her own free time! While crying, she told us how she never saw this coming so soon & she just couldn't believe it. We could tell that over their time together, she grew a really nice bond with him (hard to not, he's never fake, absolutely hilarious, always offered people drinks, food, etc.) She reached out to my Mom later to give her condolences, come to find out she actually QUIT BECAUSE THIS ONE HIT HER SO HARD!!!!!
What a deeply empathetic, loving person. After years of doing this unique & emotional line of work, it would appear that she feared ever growing a bond with another patient like that & having to deal with no longer going to their house to see them, care for them, chat with them, etc. They truly are wonderful!!! That's not a job I could do
@@LB-gz3ke…
it happened … no question💕
Had that same experience with a friend who died from breast cancer. It was like why did I try to stay in this body so long, this is fantastic!!!
What a great experience. My husband made our message on the answer machine. After he died I took the tape out. (Old machine) A year later I got it back out and hit play. I accidentally pressed erase. I cried knowing I would never hear his voice again. About a week later I was at a stop sign and turning up the radio and heard " I'm still there, go listen". I sat up and said what. Then again, "I'm still there go listen ". I got home pressed play and at the end of tape he was there saying "please leave a message ". This time i cried tears of joy.
Thanks for the laugh.
💓
@@debraellison6255 That is amazing!
That’s awesome!!
I always turn the radio down at a stop sign, I can’t hear what it’s saying. 😉
Friend died while I lived in Asia.
He was in Texas.
He visited my bedroom, 7900 miles away as he left this planet.
Yes, on that plane of reality, there is no time or space! How wonderful your friend came to you. I had a similar experience once, when a friend died suddenly in a car accident. I didn't actually see him but I "felt" him come to me and tell me he was fine. I really felt this!
My dead friend stopped by to tell me it would be okay.
I don't believe in this stuff.
Nevertheless, he visited me.
When my husband died suddenly in his sleep, he came to to let me know that he was going.
@@gothboschincarnate3931 In some ways after my husband passing, he was still with me to get through all of the stuff widows have to do after the death and funeral. Afterwards I did not hold onto him, I released him into the Light. His parents were there to support his transition. They had passed a long time before him so I honored him and his family by letting him go. ❤️
@@retyroni but are you sure your dead friend actually visited you? Just checking because you said you didn't believe in this stuff. Do you now after that visitation?
My mom visited me after she passed. When I asked her if she knew she was dead, she said- yes. I asked, what do you think? She gave me TWO thumbs up and said- I LOVE it.
How did she "visit"?
That’s is the greatest, to the point account I have ever read 😊. And your mom sounds awesome! ❤
I was fortunate enough to have my dad home on hospice. When he passed away he reached up and a look of complete peace came over his face. I still miss him but I KNOW he is in heaven.
That is an amazing description. Thank you for sharing that wonderful story. . .my grandma had pancreatic cancer and journaled until about 4 days before she died. She lay in a coma for the last several days. . .then SHE SAT UP, STRETCHED OUT HER ARMS AND asked if those in the room could see what she could see. . .she quietly laid down, took her last breath, and went to be with Jesus! ❤
My husband and I took my sweet mother-in-law home and had hospice come in to take care of her. She passed away peacefully after she made sure that everything was in order to be taken care of after her death. She also did not want either one of her sons present when she actually transitioned. She sent me and my husband out for dinner and passed when my friend was there with her. It was very peaceful and she passed with a beautiful smile on her face. 😊 She chose her time to let go. 😢 I still miss her very much.
@Janet
Oh, you are so blessed to have a sweet mother-in-law.
My mother-in-law is a walking 😈poison..
So sorry for you loss💗🕊️
@@sharonb.7867 there is no actual evidence of an historic Jesus on earth or an "otherworldly" jesus. there is more evidence of an unimaginable afterlife and that should bring comfort to all.
I died for 7 minutes during status grand-mal seizures. I was up in the
corner of the ceiling watching the
EMTs revive me!!! When I was brought back I was disappointed because I was overwhelmed by the beauty and the total love and peace
I felt..it was indescribable..I no longer fear death but want to live
a long life because life is beautiful..
@@gothboschincarnate3931 No.. I'm
living in poverty...but I still believe life is a beautiful gift🎁..try to look
for the good and you will find it..if
you look for the bad..you will find it
Life is EVERYTHING.. cruel and hard
and amazing beautiful and miraculous🥰🌸🌺🍃🦋..I'm sending love💌😊
@@gothboschincarnate3931 🦋💗..I've
made peace with my seizures🙆YES
they are absolutely connected to our
spirituality 😊🦋..I'm sorry you are going thru earthly trials 😑😘...someone once told me I have one toe on this planet...my whole life has been very hard and confusing but living alone..no running water..no
power..has made me call out to the
Angels...I'm spiritual not religious 🦋
I especially talk to Archangel Michael and Archangel Raphael...
Protection and Healing respectively
and I feel their presence and love...
We are learning amazing lessons
BECAUSE of our condition🦋🥰🌟
It's not one bit easy to see the good
and our Blessings when we are so
physically challenged but if we don't
rise up and accept our Gift of the present we will live in sadness and
depression...I will send loving energy
and Believe you will receive it💗😊
Take Good Care dear friend..you are
Not alone🌺😘🦋🦋🦋🦋
@donnaspencer-qj5su :you had a experience and got the chance to stay and share it with us. When i was a kid I would question God why we are here. My childhood was not the best and seeing others being hurt didn't make sense. In my thirties I woke up one morning and a voice inside said we are all here to take care of each other. I knew it was my answer from God. I was able to take the senseless and forgave the ones who hurt me and asked for forgiveness to anyone I hurt. I became more spiritual from this. Your story reminded me of my dear friend. She had a heart attack and passed. The Dr saved her and when she woke up she yelled at the Dr for doing that. She said she was in a beautiful place and could feel love all around like she had never felt and she didn't want to leave. If you knew her you would have laughed when she said she yelled. In all the years of knowing her she never was mad or yelled. She did have a way of saying things light heartedly and would have everyone fall in love with her. Thank you for sharing your story.
Did you feel like yourself? I've heard so many say they lose their sense of self, that it's blank state, no identity and it's all energy. They say you eventually merge back with your oversoul and lose attachment to this life and the people you've loved. I don't mind any of it except not being attached to the people I have loved or not being with them all the time in the roles we've played. It is daunting because I've lost too many and always wanted to reunite and be together forevermore. If the previous idea is true, though, then death is really it. We might not die but to my human self it means exactly the same thing, and I hate it.
@@MissKaylie96 That was the MOST shocking part to me.. I've always thought the same as you...thought we all merged together as one energy and became more but I was ME with my personality intact and it amazed me..and what I learned and felt we do go on and LOVE NEVER DIES💗💗💗💗.. I'm scared too because I don't wanna leave my loved ones...but I also 'KNOW' we will be together again..in another form but still ourselves...yes change is scary but once we have changed it really is a Wonder..and we are surrounded by Love Approval and Acceptance...much more than we ever are here on planet earth... I'm not sure how to explain it but for those few minutes I was at peace and Love becomes More.. it's everything💗...don't be afraid friend.. I'm really hoping when the time comes I'll be asleep😏😴☺️ lol...
When my medical alert dog, Bruno, was being put to sleep, I kept telling him to come and find me when it’s my time. I loved him so much. The saddest day of my life was the day we had to say goodbye. I still can't see photos and videos of him without crying. Even writing about him now is causing me to feel emotional. I truly hope that there’s conciousness after death. I want to be with my dog again so much, so that we can be together forever in paradise with Jesus Christ.
Your precious Bruno is only a THOUGHT away sending healing light and love!
@@karin3507 Thank you for your kind words. Much Love and many Blessings to you.
There is LIFE after physical death. You will SEE your precious dog again as well as your loved ones and Jesus and our Heavenly Father too face to face!
@@debbieshomes6984 Thank you for your kind words. Peace. ✝️☮️💟
Honey, Bruno will come get you when it's your time to go. Jesus is merciful and all of our loving animals will be there waiting for us. You will be there forever and ever without end with Jesus & Bruno.
My brother had been out of it for days, his eyes were gray. Hours before he died he grabbed my arm. When I looked up his eyes were sparkling blue, he had the biggest smile and said, “Donna, I just connected with Jesus!” I said I was jealous. He patted my arm and said, don’t worry, you’ll be with us soon.
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Well that’s creepy, telling you you’ll die soon?
@crlaf1978.... I think time is what we have here not over there....see you soon there in heaven( if you call in that) could be a wile here on earth.
@@missblondie7033 as an afterthought, I thought about “soon” as being more of a general phrasing, just in the moment and first reading, it was chilling.
I had to put one of my dogs to sleep. I was hugging him as he passed. I suddenly felt and saw his joy and happiness!! I was sobbing because I was losing my sweet baby. He was making every effort to tell me Mom, it's okay. I am so happy!! It was so much like the experience you just described.😢❤
That is beautiful! Makes me happy that my fur babies are/will be happy and ok!
@@jenspencer1148I have heard 2 of mine!! 😊
this pastor said when we go home our animals we had an grew up with as kids they will all be there isnt God awesome amen xox
Beautiful story, my dogs and cats make huge holes in my heart and i still miss them terribly. 😢
I fully believe we will be united with our fur babies when we two are on the other side
When my mom died, i put a photo in her obituary in which she had a dragonfly necklace on. I went to replace a roll of paper towel one day and pulled out a roll with a print of graphics that had a dragonfly and the words SMILE and LIVE.....She used to say to me that i needed to smile more...and always asked me to buy paper towels with a design on them..not just white ones. THEN...I was driving to work one day and went by the hospital she passed away in. Right at that intersection, i saw a dragonfly flying around my front window for 2 blocks. It was very surreal. All this connected imagery...i swear it was messages from her telling me everything was fine. ❤
It absolutely was. Our loved ones use little signs like this to say hello and let us know that they still exist ❤️
Hospice RN of 12 years. My Daddy completed his hospice journey a few months ago. He was medicated and finally relaxed. I leaned in close and whispered in his ear "It's going to blow you away how much God loves you." When I kissed him goodbye after he died I leaned in again and said, "Told you so."
How wonderful!
How wonderful you told him that… How true!
wow such beautiful words
That’s so awesome!!
Reading all these comments, & this one is the one that made me cry 🥹💖
Your comments meant so much. My mother died from liver cancer but 1 week before she passed she held my hand saying ‘it is beautiful and I will see you again’. That’s it. That all I heard from her. Your video gives me so much hope. So thank you x
The last word my father uttered before he died was when he suddenly came out of his death coma and said “Wow, wow”. He sat bolt upright and looked past me towards something in the distance. There was real awe and disbelief and joy in his voice. One day, I will see what he saw. I hope he is there for me when my time comes.
My son spoke to me a lot when he first passed away and he kept saying the words:Oh wow this is amazing mom, this is amazing. I’m so good mom I’m so good!
Of course, I cry, my eyes out when I say this because he was only 38 it was last year. I love what you’re doing Julie. I’ve lost a lot of people. Death is a scrament. Keep up the good work!
I'm so sorry for the loss of your son.
@@PanamaRose Thank you. ❤️
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My friend had a NDE (Near Death Experience) when he briefly died...The message God gave him was....THERE IS NO DEATH 🪽🙏
My Mom said my brother told her, while she was driving, that he was free! She said she was feeling so sad right before he said this because it was only days after his passing. After she told me this I was able to return to my job.
My mom called me and told me to take care of my daughter and that she was going home. I asked her to not talk like that and she told me she was ready and she could hear angels sing and that it was the most beautiful thing she had ever heard. She died a few hours later.
I’m sorry for your loss ❤ God bless You! Live your life for Him, there is no greater blessing.
I was always afraid of my mom dying, and I thought her death would be devastating me, but when I got the call about her death, a beautiful, peaceful feeling overpower me, thanks God for that
Such a beautiful gift
When I was with my dying friend, he kept bringing himself awake, if that makes sense. I finally told him that everyone is waiting for you Jim. Your wife your mom dad and your little girl . When I said that he finally quit resisting and his face softened and he stopped breathing.
when at the age of 12, in the midst of another of years of chronic migraines, I lay my head down on my desk and wordlessly decided it would be better to follow our dad's decision and end my life. I heard my father's voice (5 years after his death) speak my name and "don't, everything will be alright" with a strong certainty that it was a forever assurance. Even now, 60+ years after, despite all, that remains as fresh and certain as that day.
I was about 15 when I decided the same. Christ himself pulled me out of my body to tell me otherwise. I saw heaven and everything. 🕊️
My father kept saying “Wow!”.
He passed the 9th of April.
Love you dad. 😓🙌🏼🤍💫🕊️
My best friend passed thru me, when she died. I knew the very moment she died, and I was 500 miles away. I have missed her everyday since the Sept. 28th 1988.
Same experience when my dad died
My mom went through me too. It was wild to say the least. It was in 2004.
When my MIL was dying she said Look at all the butterflies, and she pointed to the ceiling behind me. And I said Mkm we’re inside. There are no butterflies, not thinking that what she was seeing was a glimpse of heaven. She loved butterflies and I believe that was her sign from God!
@@gothboschincarnate3931I’m curious why you would say the butterflies were not a sign from God?
My dad was pointing to the sparkling lights above him. Wonder if it was the same thing
I've done Hospice 30+ yrs. I've help alota of people pass to peace. Many family members including my youngest son! There is more than this! ❤
As a former hospice nurse I totally understand your feelings. I have had patients come to me in my dreams and say thank you. I have sat straight up bawling. Hospice nursing is so rewarding. I hope all of my patients have felt the same way. 💙💙
That’s really cool 💕
It's such an honor to work for the dying. I'm married but if I were a nun, I would look for the religious orders that specialize being with the dying. In the catholic Church we are taught that the dying process is such a critical time spiritually and it's essential to comfort the person while they are dying. Anyway, I'm so jealous of you (in a good way! Lol)
Also, you should look into st. Joseph the foster father of Jesus. He's the patron saint of all those who are dying or those who want to have a peaceful death. :)
I am pursuing nursing school right now later in life (as a second bachelor's degree), and I want to become a hospice nurse. I feel like that is my calling in life. I originally wanted to be a death doula, so I've always been interested in helping others transition to the other side. Maybe I could do both :) Your comment really encouaged me and made me feel that is the right decision to pursue becoming a hospice nurse! And interesting enough, right as I started to write this message, a butterfly came up to the window and was fluttering at the window! Which is unusual to see right now in fall. So I wonder if that was a sign or confirmation that is the right path for me 🦋
You are all angels. My mom was so well cared for when she had lung cancer. The medication advisor arrested her pain while leaving her lucid. She was so funny saying "Remember that handsome black fellow across the hall? I answered yes. Well, that's the last time I teach anybody to play dominos. He went and died on me last night." Mom was in a room with two other beds. I called the center bed the dying bed. A very attractive middle aged lady was assigned to that bed, perplexing me. I'll call her Betty. She introduced herself and said she'd only be there for a couple of weeks. I came by to visit mom and Betty had died. She looked perfectly healthy! You don't have to be emaciated to be terminal.
I can truly say that he’s so right, I had a four organ transplant in 2007 and I was dying and they brought me back but I didn’t want to come back. A light so bright and a peace came over me and I could see him in the distance. It’s so surreal that I can’t get over it.
How beautiful
How wonderful for you to survive those transplants. Blessings to you.
You could see him in the distance. Who is him?
A near death experience is incredible. I have had 2 of them and when I wanted to stay in the Light, I was told it was not my time. I was returned to my body. You never forget it but also gives you peace of mind to know what is next for you. 😊
@@genesis577 Jesus
My son was hit as a pedestrian by a car and died instantly. Hearing this brings me do much comfort. Even though I miss him so desperately I know he's in the most wonderful place with our Creator.
I've had 2 NDE'S in this lifetime...and I'll say this everyone *If Y'all Only Knew* 🥰 it is the most Gorgeous, and Unconditional Loving place you'll ever know once we move on from here. You'll remember the spirit realm & your essence of being from there. You'll just be going back home. The vibration of the colors is so miraculously beautiful it truly can't be explained in any words or language that we speak, it just wouldn't give it proper Justice 😌 We do vibrate in frequency, and energy (Light Beings), We are *One* with the Divine Creator of All & each other. Sending Lovin' Vibes to Everyone 🥰🫂💕I Love You All💕
Is Jesus Christ the way, is god real?
@@LanguageBLOX1_Alt Yes to both those questions. Her other thoughts… “vibrations”. “Divine creator”. … do they line up with Biblical teaching.? Many false religions refer to a “Divine Creator”. Unless the reference is specifically Biblical… AVOID!!!
And vibrations? Well that is just New Age jargon… nonsense. Get a Bible. Find solid Biblical teachers. Jack Hibbs on RUclips is one of the very good ones.
@@SavedbybGrace The bible is not correct. I would take her experience over your altered and doctored text.
@@khayon4364 ok. No excuse when you face God. You had the option.choice is yours... Free will.
@@SavedbybGraceI deny Christianity for the reason you are showing right now: unfiltered ego.
Thank you. I lost my daughter in 2015 she was 44. I needed this.
My Sincerest Condolences ❤❤❤
As one mother to another sending you healing light and love. May this truth comfort your soul, your precious babygirl is only a THOUGHT away.
When my mother in law died, she just kept saying..oh sh*t it's so beautiful, oh shhhhh...then she drifted away. So excusing her choice of language...whatever she saw...was ridiculously beautiful 😍
Thx you, Julie! Dr. told me that I only have until 2027 to live ( SLE Lupus), but you give me such peace, and you educate me to the point that I have less fear of dying.❤❤❤
Thank you for sharing this beautiful message. I bet it helps others stay strong too! I am sending you love and positive vibes for this season of your life and for the next!
Does she ever say people see the other horror as well, I didn't think so.
God bless you 🙏🏼
Alicia Franco -- if you want to have assurance you are going to the heavenly city . Then ask or accept Jesus the very Christ into by your life.
John 14:6
My diagnosis said I should have died 3 years ago. I've gotten my life in order for that day, and now I refuse to go. But I have no fear, only for the cats I might leave behind. I have had conversation such as Julie had, a d there are those I know are waiting for me. Bless you in your struggle with lupus. I hope life or the next life brings you comfort and joy.
Everyone wants to go to heaven, but nobody wants to die.
That's because this is all we can see from here. It's only when the veil thins that we remember home, and joyfully step back through to it 😊
I sort of hope that I don't go anywhere. I just want to cease to exist. If I have to deal with people it won't be heaven.
Heaven would be sheer torture. It is very clear to see advocates have never given it any serious thought.
That’s a false statement.
You don’t speak for everyone and there’s plenty of people right now wanting to die and actually taking their own lives.
A whole lot of us don’t believe in heaven either.
@@grahvis
And if it does exist, how da fuk do they know it’s a nice place.
For all we know, it could be that heaven is the evil place and hell is the nice place……The fact is, that nobody can prove or disprove their existence, or know what actually happens upon death.
And I’m sick of seeing comments on RUclips, where these religious types make statements speaking for the entire human race…….Around 2.3 billion people follow Abrahamic faiths and religious people from all religions only make up around 31% of the total human population.
They’re literally the minority by 69% but think they can talk for all 8 billion people on earth 🤦🏻
Thank you Julie. I’m 70 and not afraid of dying. The rest of my immediate family passed in their mid sixties. It surprises me I’m still alive. I’ve had melanoma but I caught it early. It was removed surgically. I thank God I’m still living a healthy life. I look forward to my afterlife. ❤🎉
My son, age 22, died from a head injury 10 days ago and I trust that he saw these things before he passed away. Wow 😲! I'm terminal and will go to meet him soon praise God 😁.
God be with you and give you peace. 🙏❤️🙏
Very sorry
So so sorry. MayHod give ypu both peace and give you comfort until u see him again ❤️🙏
I meant God be with you and I'm sure he'll be greeting you when it's your time. Find peace and comfort until your time comes ❤️🙏
Yay, bye bye believer! Down with God and Jesus.
My husband passed from COVID complications in 2020 after having never truly had major health complications and I’ve always wondered where he is now and how he is. This is the stuff I’ve always wanted to know, to just be sure that he’s okay and happy.
Sending you healing light and love. Remember, your precious husband is only a THOUGHT away. I pray this truth comforts you.
If your husband confessed that Jesus Christ is Lord, and if he accepted Him as his Saviour, he will be with the Lord. These love and light vibrations nonsense is not biblical, and is being used by the devil to make people believe lies. Its new age nonsense and dangerous. The biggest hell will be to see heaven, and to know how beautiful it is, but to be shown away because you have not accepted a Jesus as personal Saviour while you had the chance on earth.
I was a caregiver for 92 yo woman, and after she died her hospice nurse heard from her saying It’s true, you were right! The nurse and I both assured the woman that there was an afterlife and she would see the people she loved and lost again.
My husband didn't speak but he had the facial expression of an infant; full of joy and wonder.
After not being strong enough to sit up for a couple of days , my dad planted his fists into the mattress and pushed himself up. He raised his arms, looked up and yelled... literally yelled, "THANK YOU FOR YOUR FREEDOM! THANK YOU FOR YOUR FREEDOM!" Then he slumped back down. He didn't speak again and left his body a few hours later. So many family members were around him when he moved away and it was beautiful. But I felt weird thinking it was beautiful. I have no other adjective.
It actually is beautiful. We have so many mistaken ideas about so-called "death".
@@margaritakleinman5701 I think "death" is just moving out of our physical bodies because there is no longer a use for them. That's why I said my dad moved away. My husband moved away in 2018. It was a similar experience except he didn't speak words. He simply lifted his body and extended his arms to me and made a sort of grunting sound. I played with him and told him it was okay to leave and that our grown boys and I would take care of each other. 2 of our boys were there and poured their love onto him as he slipped away. Another beautiful experience. I feel very fortunate, very blessed.
I enjoy watching your videos. Thank you for sharing your life's mission with us.
@@rockyroad64 Exactly, that's what it is, when we no longer need to be here in these bodies, we move on to our next realm of life. You are blessed with understanding, so it probably has been easier and more comforting for you, than for those who don't have this awareness, and feel they have lost someone forever, which of course isn't the case. And as one of my spiritual teachers has said, "where there is love, there is no separation".
@@margaritakleinman5701 just real quick... I didn't play with my husband, I layed with him. The "p" was a funny typo. My husband, John, would've gotten a kick out of that one. Sometimes I think he's behind silly things like that..watching and laughing.❤️😅
@@rockyroad64 Haha that's very possible, I think our loved ones in spirit do watch over us and maybe even "play" with us sometimes. I've had a number of "unexplainable" incidents!
Watching this video… reading the comments… I was taken back to the day my Dad died at home. He’d been unable to speak for a couple of years… and unable to swallow also. (Feeding tube). When the carer alerted us… we ran to his bedside. I remember seeing tears roll down the side of his face. All these years I thought these were tears of sadness… but now I suddenly realize they were more than likely tears of joy because he was going “home”… and feeling all the peace, love… and no doubt being greeted by loved ones long since gone. I hope I can speak words of encouragement to those with me when I transition. ❤
My mom is 82 and watches you sometimes with me. She said she feels good about what she sees. She's in good health still for which she's grateful.
You're awesome, Julie! Not everyone could do what you do. Giving comfort to the dying is as noble as it gets. Don't ever change!
This happened to me when I was in the ICU and heard the patient in the next room pass on. Such a beautiful moment of true joy.
Had a dear, devout friend, who succumbed to brain cancer.... At his funeral, he spoke to me, called me by name, and told me he was ok. I then felt a TREMENDOUS wash of peace over me. Was months before I ever told anyone. Was such a beautiful moment.
Julie, I would love to thank you for teaching me about death and the steps in passing away. My wife of 33 years passed away March 6th at 723pm. She was a Med aid and care giver for a retirement home. She always said no one should die alone. I promise that she would not. We had our children / spouses and grandchildren were here when she passed. It was joyful and sad at the same time. She was diagnosed with small cell lung cancer. She always had hope that the treatments and prayer would work. With 2 rounds of chemotherapy and radiation, sometimes the answer is no. She went knowing Jesus is her lord and savior. When she passed I whispered to her God's speed and hold my place in line. We prayed for God to take her hand and we will truly miss her.
Part 2. I have neglected to see a doctor for 3+ years. I promise her I would get a physical and a CT scan. Not good results. They found a tumor the size of a peanut in my upper right lung, and one the size of a garbanzo bean in my lower left lung with smaller tumors webbing to it. Knowing modern medicine didn't work, I have chosen to let it run it's course. My family question my decision but except it. I pray for God to use me daily for his will. I have a free ticket to leave this world and be with God, Jesus and the Holy spirit. I will be living like tomorrow is not promised. I being told I have 3 to 6 months with no treatment. I've retired early, cashed out my 401k, setting up my children with gifts with return investments. Making memories with my grandchildren and serving the church as best as I can do.
Please pray for me to impact as many people with the time I have, that God loved us so much he gave us his son Jesus our Lord and savior to save us.
BTY it's alot to unpack but I'm ok.
You are in my prayers Robert. How beautiful to see your lovely wife soon.
And what a lovely man you are. 🙏❤️
@@tannd8476 thank you.
May God bless you and comfort you through this time until you are in the presence of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ🙏✝️❤️
God bless you, you are a good person. God will treat you right with open arms🙌
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When my mum was passing she suddenly held up her arms and said yes please take me I'm ready. We all looked at each other. It was a wee while after this. I whispered in my mums ear I love you so much... she managed to speak which in itself was amazing...I love you more. I have felt such loss these past two years it's not easy.
I died in work and was brought back, while I was lying there, couldn’t breath I had never felt so warm and happy, with a massively bright white light shining on me. Then I was back and the pain started. True story.
I'm an NDE survivor, I was 4 that was 60 yrs ago. I believe you. There is no Death.💞
The exact moment my father died at 2am,my sister told me she woke up, and saw my father in her room, on a swingset, and he happily told her he was finally free and happy, while swinging back and forth. 10 minutes later, the hospital called and told us our father passed away.
My Grandmother died when my uncle was around 10 years old; he said when he and his siblings went into the room she was laying in bed, with her arms raised, staring into a distance, saying “They’re all here.”
You helped him on his journey, Julie - you are an angel on Earth!!
That’s right.
Absolutely!!! It takes a VERY special person to be a hospice nurse. I have SOOOO much respect for them!
I was by my platonic soulmates bed when he died and while I was standing there feeling numb and empty I suddenly got the telepathic message "Wow, this is an adventure". I scolded myself at first thinking they were my inappropriate thoughts and then realised no, this message was from him. We used to practice telepathy when he was alive.
Delusion is very unhealthy.
This comment section officially went off the rails.
The afterlife could be an amazing adventure, a never ending exploration of the vast ever expanding universe. ❤
@@lissa.sahsah The Universe is infinite and human beings are immortal. Humanity has eternity to exist throughout infinity.
my sister just lost her daughter to cancer she said she died with a smile on her face i said aww praise God thats lovely shes gone into the loving arms of God xo
As my beautiful dad was dying from melanoma skin cancer, he had a day that he was out of it. I listened to him speaking to the other side "no, no there is nothibg you can do just pray for me and pray for my girls". He died with so much grace and caring for those he was leaving behind. I hope when its my time I can pass with the same grace.
My dad helped me to have a very similar experience after he passed. In the middle of a gut wrenching cry, I suddenly felt JOY and exhilaration wash over me and then incredible peace. I can still tap into that feeling 11 years after his death I was also blessed to have a less intense, but precursory similar experience, 6 months prior to his passing, when I was present when my beloved 13 year old cat that was suffering from renal failure was euthanized. I was still petting her and crying after my vet indicated she was gone and suddenly felt peace and joy and instantly stopped crying. It is very comforting.
Your videos helped me so much through the hospice care and death of my husband of 43 years a year ago. Thank you.
✨🕊️✨. Bless him! My grandpa came to me in a dream right away. He was packing his shave kit. He had waited long enough to go be with my grandma, in her dream after she passed, she was having the time of her life. And so was my dog I saw in another dream. All of them were completely healthy!
I can hardly wait for my turn.
Your patient is just fine ❤️
I also saw my grandpa, his relatives and my dog, they visited me in a dream ❤ they are all so vibrant and happy
My dad passed and probably 4 months later I had the MOST realistic dream I have ever had, it was like real life and we were sitting at a table out behind the home I grew up in, staring at the pasture and he was just catching up with me and talking to me about my life. I KNOW he is in heaven, whatever that may look like and I know he is okay. I fully believe that was him visiting and letting me know he was okay
@@GalacticTater ✨🕊✨🥰✨ Aww! That's beautiful! Did you ever watch the movie CONTACT I think from 1999 or so? Where she KNEW she went somewhere, but the guy running the operation told her she didn't go anywhere. Never left. BUT.... there was 10 hours of static on the recorded session.
MAYBE we go to a meeting place? They're on The Otherside, we're still stuck here, but it's like a dimension, where we can both exist. Obviously, we have our body, theirs has been left behind, but our very souls of who we really are, CAN meet in this place.
Either way, how lovely! Thank you for telling me. I just love it! Bless you both, I know your dad lets his presence be known to you often, maybe a car, or a song. I'd see stuff all the time when I was driving by myself. Usually when I was alone, I'd notice.
@@lissa.sahsah I wrote a reply below the other comment about perhaps we CAN exist in a certain dimension, like in that movie CONTACT.
We still have our body, they've left their behind, but we can still meet every so often.
I just loved seeing my dog happy and healthy. She was an arctic wold, she passed from cancer. I had tried to save her by surgery. No details needed. She was as vibrant and beautiful as I'd ever seen her! She was a very happy pup, well loved, well traveled. She looked in my dream like she was about 3 or 4 years old! Just lovely.
That's wonderful to hear. Thank you and bless you for letting me know.
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@@WhiteWolfBlackStar I've never seen that movie but I'm gonna watch it now! I think that very well could be a possibility, that there is a dimension of some sort where our energies can meet up sometimes, specifically when we're sleeping. Kind of akin to astral projection but not the same thing. I've had a few more dreams with him in them since and one where he was warning me of something about a year ago. I haven't had a dream with my dad in it in a while but I fully believe if I ever need to see or talk to him badly again, he'll come to me in a dream.
I'm so glad that he shared that moment with you before departing from here. About an hour after my Dad had passed, he let me know that he still lived on by making his presence known, before departing this realm. He also did this with my son, and 3 other family members. They all later shared their brief experience, which also happened in that time frame. That's when I knew without a doubt, that we don't really die. It was his way of saying goodbye for now, he's ok, and he's ALIVE. Only the biological body, the vessel that houses our spirit, dies. That we pass on to the next chapter. I miss him terribly so. Not a day goes by that I don't think of him (and my Mom, now). Some days are difficult not having him here in this life experience with me. But I'm comforted with the knowing that he isn't gone forever. That he's Home, and I will see him again when my body can no longer support me here. I no longer have any fears regarding physical death. It's just a stepping stone in our existence. A transition. I know you treated him well, with him choosing to make that connection with you before moving on. ❤
Aww....sounds like it's recent? My dear dad passed in December 2021, so I feel exactly the way that you do!! My mom is still here. 😊Hugs and ❤ Steve's wife...
@@stevengoracke7644 my Dad passed on March 15 2017 and my Mom was April 3 2020. It feels pretty recent though.
I was with my mom when she passed away and it was an amazing experience. She was extremely weak and had been unconscious for hours. I thought she would just stop breathing so when she sort of sat up, lifted up, it was unexpected. Her eyes were open and she was looking, seeing but she wasn’t seeing us. She was looking past us. Shortly her body laid down but you could physically feel her soul was gone, she was gone. I had such peace. I felt like if I had turned I would have seen Jesus coming for my mom, but my eyes were on her, our last seconds. I knew with everything in my body, she was at peace, ready to go and excited to see Jesus. It is hard to explain but I share it a lot. I pray it gives people peace when they can’t be there. It was so peaceful, even now, typing it I get tears of joy for my mom.
My late husband he had Sickle Cell Anemia and many other health problems as well, he was in and out of the hospital for years and the last two weeks, then he was sent to Pheonixville hospital, and he never came home. I read Don Piper's book and knew what was going to happen to him. He's in heaven and not in pain any more and at peace.
I'm very sorry about your husband, trust me I completely understand how you feel, I felt the same way when my wife past away June 4th 2018 grief is hard to deal with but we learn to live with it, where are you from..?
In brief one night I experienced I passed thru a dark door & felt like my "meat-suit"(body) came off. I saw Fields of flowers & trees that I could actually see the shimmer of life force around them & and bright light of love beyond belief. Beautiful, magnificent are like a minuscule description for what I saw. A voice told me I had to go back, I obeyed & came bk thru the door, the meat-suit fell on me like 1000 lbs. Week later was told I needed a c-pap machine bc I stopped breathing 71 times/hr. 10 yrs later I hv nvr lost the feeling of the weight of the meat-suit. Your patient gave you a gift nvr forget his words.
This happened to my gradmother.My dad was at the hospital when she passed.She was looking up to the ceiling and she had a face of excitement,shock and beauty.Her face was glowing and she then passed on right then and there.
The endless pain and agony even on morphine comes to and end and finally the overwhelming calm of your body and mind is heaven enough. A pedestrian vs car victim that survived and knows.
My friend kept saying " I'm so big!" very joyful.
I find your videos peaceful & sad but happy at the same time.
When mum died, There was a hand on my shoulder,but nobody there.Then I knew I will see mum again.
Wow! That happened to me as well
@@EyeExposeThem Yes, we are immortal , we go on.
You are so strong and special to do this work day in and day out. Bless you and others who help people and there families with end of life!!!
I agree. I had a friend who worked as a hospice nurse for a while. After one of her children was diagnosed as a late teen/young adult with a type of cancer, she had to leave hospice nursing because it was too close to home for her at that point in time. She needed to be able to focus more on life and living than death and dying in such a concentrated way. I believe her child was healed. Our friendship eventually faded as we drifted apart.
My grandma was in hospice care at home. She had been non-verbal and sleeping constantly for 2 days. Suddenly she sat straight up in bed, reached her arms towards heaven. Her face was glowing, as she said, "I'm so happy!" My mom ask grandma what she was doing. Grandma repeated herself, stating she was just so happy. My mom told her to lay back down. Grandma did. Then she took her last breath. I believe she got a glimpse of heaven & saw our Lord before she passed from this world.
Boy, u miss her so, but I'm happy for her. I know without a doubt, she knew Jesus as her Savior, as I do as well.
I hope whomever is reading this, also knows Jesus as their Savior. He died for each one of us. He loves you.
Yes mam! I got to hold my beautiful mother's hand and pray with her several times before she crossed over. I KNOW too that she is with Jesus!
Amen
My brother showed me the same on the day of his funeral. I dont fear death, I got a glimpse of home, and I am looking forward to it.
When I had the illness called Reye's Syndrome back in October of 1978, I was in a coma for many days. Well, right before I woke up from that coma, I was standing in a room that looked like clouds were or a mist was on the floor. I saw a bright light near me that was somehow brighter than the color of white we all know. Yet, my eyes were not hurt by it any, at all. And an aunt of mine who had died a year or so before then, (BTW, my middle name is what her first name was) came up to me and said "No. Not yet. Go back !" And, she gently swept her right hand to show me the way back behind me. I smiled and turned around, and, then I woke up in a hospital room, surrounded by my parents and a few nurses. I was only ten years old, then. And, it wasn't until a few months later that I realized I knew how I had more or less died at that moment. 🙏❣🙏
@@gothboschincarnate3931 That's why I said "more or less." 😉
@@gothboschincarnate3931 If you say the ability to foresee (good or bad) events happening is a "power," then, yes, I did. I started having visions of such after that time. Didn't pay much attention to them when they first started happening, though. And, it wasn't until around 1985 that I really took notice of how I was (or am) indeed having visions. Sometimes they come through in my dreams. 😉
I had a friends who died, and the day it happened he "came to me" and I just heard him squealing "wheeeeee!!!" as if he was riding a gentle rollercoaster with his hands in the air and his hair blowing back with a big smile on his face. Love your content Julie
Yes. Yes. As a retired pastor, I’ve had similar experiences, and the joy is so great it hurts.
I needed this in this moment right now!!! 🙏🏽🥰❤️🩹 Thank You
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I lost my Mom recently-she is my everything and I need to hear these things. I am a Christian and I know she’s in heaven, I just need some reassurance 😭
My Sincerest Condolences ❤❤❤❤
That's so cool. Getting that message from him, and then the text he crossed is exquisite.
I don't think we can scratch the surface of our imagination for what Almighty God has for us in Heaven. I know I'll drop like a rock in praise and worship from the glory of Jesus Christ. Thank you for sharing your experience.
My Mom seems to be at the last stage of her life. All you speak on about the end of life she is experiencing. I was looking for your videos and could not remember your name . I put in nurse Jackie and a tv show popped up. Once I put in near death experiences , your beautiful kind face popped up. I appreciate all your videos. My Mom is 90 and she has 5 daughters and we all care for her. We are meeting tonight to discuss our next move as she’s needing more and more assistance from her girls. Thank you Julie for helping Us through this process. ❤
Former hospice nurse ❤. Love hearing this. Thank you for sharing.
My mom was in a care facility when she died. The workers there told us that on the last day she was packing her stuff up and saying that she was going home. It seems apparent that something is going on in the minds of those who are near death or at death's door.
This is one reason I have no fear of death, that and working in hospital for around 30 years. Since I worked everywhere ( respiratory therapist) , I saw it all and actually had a pt that had coded in surgery and she came back and told us all that she had died ,knew what all the docs said said she was looking down on the surgery gurney..amazing things!
Only one of the ways to die. I held my Dads hand while talking to my Mum as he fought for every breath for over an hour. He was already struggling when I got in there but when I took his hand he opened his eyes and smiled because I was there for Mum. He never saw me again, but I didn't let go until he ran out of energy.
When I was in 20’s I worked in the beauty business. I became the caretaker to several of my boys that had AIDS, and have so many of the same stories. I’m crying now thinking about the gifts they gave me. I’m so happy for both you and your “client”. I can’t stop smiling.
Bless you for being there for your boys❤❤
I had an experience just like this after our 34 year old son died. I was in my car too. I felt an unbelievable full feeling my son was thanking me. It drove me to cry and it stopped just like she said. It was an amazing feeling - so amazing and indescribable. It was a gift - a gift a will never forget.
I had a visit from an old dear friend, I knew she had physically passed on & I wasn't there to be with her. Approx one & half hours after she went a small breeze encircled me & she told me it was OK & asked if I would be OK because it was time for her to go. I even know the direction in which she went, it took a massive weight off my shoulders. She waited to see who would go & say goodbye & I was the only one that did. I ❤ Hazel so much & she me & I will never forget that. Thank you for your site Julie it is a huge blessing to so many people.🙏🏻✝️🕊️💫🇦🇺🐨💖