Proof of Life After Death: Hope and a Warning From The Other Side
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Life After Death: A Warning From The Other Side
You wake up. Sleepiness fades as your eyes slowly open to a bright white light. And it feels warm and familiar; it feels like home. And your whole family is there to meet you.
Your entire life flashes before your eyes, like scenes from a movie. The good. The bad. Even the awful things you've done. But everything comes together. It all finally makes sense.
With this enormous weight off your shoulders, the memory of your life starts to fade, just like a dream.
A familiar voice says: "We're happy you're here. We missed you. But - you can't stay." What? You just got here. You're getting kicked out already?
The voice says, "They need you. But we'll see you again when the time is right." And you know, somehow, the voice is telling the truth.
Suddenly, a burst of red-hot pain rips through your chest. It feels like every single cell in your body is on fire. You can't breathe.
A scream forces your eyes open. It's a blood-curdling scream, like an animal being eaten alive. Then you realize: the scream is coming from you.
You're in a hospital bed surrounded by doctors and nurses. They all take a step back. Stunned. They're staring at you. But why?
Well - you just came back from the dead.
#NDEs #OBEs #Afterlife
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Shopify, lol. What an original name. 😊
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Why are we still in subscribers mode?
Your new overhead lights is burning my retina from the hair reflections.
The brief detail of the text; “I miss you Dad”, didn’t go unnoticed….A lovely touch….Take care AJ, you are giving a lot of yourself in these episodes, and you are greatly appreciated…..
quoted for truth bro
Yeah, I caught that too and almost choked up!
Yep, I caught that also. I miss my dad too
Lol
@@Andrea-fy5xzditto
My mother just passed 2 days ago and I’m crying watching this. Thank you why files for this video. Means more than you’ll ever know!
My condolences for you. ❤ May your mother's soul be in a good place, and you can see each other again. Stay strong 💪
Na zdrowie.
Condolences my friend..
Wow she fought to make it to another Xmas!! That's amazing
You have my deepest condolences, my friend. Your pain, sadness, any/all emotions you feel are all a part of the healing process. And you WILL heal. You are alive, you will survive. My own mother passed away 1 month ago (November 27th). Diagnosed with the C of the stomach 2 years prior. Wont go in to the history/details/on & on. Still, even knowing the odds, we kept faith she'd beat it & heal. That evening her passing was still just so sudden; her heart gave out for various reason. But she went peacefully as we were both in prayer, holding one another's hands. She's finally at peace, free of the struggles & burdens of this world, & one day ALL of us will be together.
Anyway, I want you to know you are never alone, dear one. I see you, I feel your pain, & the grief of being in mourning. I am with you, & many others are as well. Including your mother, in spirit.
You are in my thoughts, prayers, & heart. It can be hard to be strong & keep faith. But in so doing, you will stand tall, & we stand with you in love. And so do those we lost, though not here physically, they are with us in spirit.
P.S there is a book called "How to Survive the Loss of a Love" that has helped so many, including myself (authors are 3: Melba Colgrove, Harold Bloomfield, & Peter McWilliams)
Wishing you all the best! In love & light, may these & peace fill your life (and all others who've lost) to the fullest.
I have multiple myeloma 70% stage 3. Highest stage for this type a rare bone marrow cancer. I have had great treatments and lasted 2 yrs 7 months so far since i found out. I'll go thru a stem cell transplant this year to try to get more time, however it has many risks. I hope when i pass i have a lovely new life. Ty for giving hope to me and many others❤ i am in a remission at this time.
Wishing you all the best in your journey, I prays for miracles for you, hope you have a fulfilling life and many more years to live
I love you and I will pray for you 💛
You should look into ivermectin
You should share updates on your progress as you get better ❤
you are so brave i look up to you like god love
We don't _have_ souls, we _are_ the soul. The body is just the vehicle that we drive around in while we're here.
Indeed and that resolve the issues of BEFORE life on earth too. The topic peoples forget when talking about NDE.
THE soul is like a huge ass mansion. We each get our own room in that mansion and decorate it how we see fit. What you see in the after life is a reflection of what you believe.
@@Kymystery
What you are describing is the AfterLife. We (the souls) go there after our bodies release us.
Yup our bodies are basically avatars
Our bodies are meat gundams.
11 years ago today my daughter passed away at 9pm, while I laid next to her and was with her as she took her last breath and her heart stopped. This helped me today, thank you.
I’m very sorry for the loss of your daughter. I pray you have some peace and happiness today ❤
I'm so sorry for your loss.
❤ 🙏
Sorry for your loss
Love and peace be with you and your family
Same thing happened to my dad. He was in a horrific racing accident. He died twice, once in the way to the hospital and once in the hospital. He could see the paramedics working on his body at the track. It then flashed to the hospital and he was in the upper corner of the ER looking down at his body. He could describe the tile pattern on the floor and could see the frantic pace of the doctors and nurses. He felt a pull behind him and he turned to see a group of "beings" that seemed friendly but they were kind of pulling him in their direction. He kept telling them he wasn't ready. He felt love, he felt no fear of them, but he told me that he asked them if he could stay so he could be with me. I was 4 at the time and he didn't want to leave me. He ended up surviving and was in a coma for two weeks after.
That's a story my dad told me his entire life with vivid detail and recollection, even well into his very progressed dementia had kicked in. I think his experience gave him comfort more than anything. Ironically, I finally lost him 3 years ago yesterday. But I know I will see him again.
Thank you for sharing your story.
I'm sorry for your loss.
I lost my father on Christmas day 2023.
He had a heart attack in 1999 and died for 11 seconds. He described the exact same story your dad experienced while he died and the medics were working on him.
And yes you will see him again.
I still communicate with my father through a basic am/fm radio.
Try it out sometime, you'd be amazed about how they can still communicate with us through technology and radio frequencies.
We are all.made up of electricity and so is the universe. We are all connected!
@@DixiBoy5150 It's because it is all patterns of information at the base level.
How can i do that with am/fm radio? Please i need help with this.
@@DixiBoy5150What frequency do you use? I’m very curious. Sorry about your loss. I lost my father back 05 and lost GF due to an RX overdose 2 yrs ago this last October 3.
Sorry for your loss. I hope your father is at peace and that you will get to see him and be with him for an eternity.
Right away after seeing the video, I called my mom. I remembered my dad told me a long time ago, you have to call your mom everyday. I lost my dad due to Covid in 2021 and I still miss him. I wish I could call him everyday.
Be kind to your parents. As much as we do, we can't pay them back.
That little "I miss you Dad" that was on the screen hit me right in my feelings. I miss my Dad every day.
I wish he could have met my daughter
He has. And, there is no bigger love. She knows it, too. ;)
@garygillett440 man i appreciate that. Shes 2.5. Ive yet to take her to his and my brothers grave site. As its a few hours away. And i want her to understand a little bit more of what it means.
@@letsrock12345 ask her about her dreams as she gets a little older. He's going to visit her there. ❤️ Never discourage that connection she has, and yours will broaden as well.
My dad died 2020 when my daughter was a year and a half. I’ve always kept his memory alive we go to the cemetery often. Not to mention after he passed my 1 1/2 year old would tell me “grampa keeps calling my name”.
Keep your head up.
@abehatt7887 i appreciate that man!
I died for two minutes from ventricular tachycardia caused by a misdiagnosis. I heard what sounded like every church bell on earth ringing and everything went white with beautiful pastel lights. I knew I was dying and told my family two seconds before I coded. I found myself above my body and watched my ER nurse placing stickers on my chest and back and sliding a board under me. He shocked my body after doing one armed chest compressions. I crashed again. After a second shock, I sat up and apologized to the staff for being a pain in the ass. The doctor nearly fainted! Lol. I told the WE staff what I had seen them do to me, and they had no way to explain how I could’ve possibly seen the steps they took. I watched the nurse push my daughter and her father out of the room as they worked on me. I felt no pain and a sense of well being I could not explain. All I know is that there is MORE to us than these vessels we inhabit. I no longer fear death as I know it’s just a transition.
I had to post this as a reply to your comment because I also had a ventricular tachycardia at the age of 14, almost 12 years ago. I remember bits and pieces. Intense pain in my upper gut and chest, hyperventilating and folding into a fetal position, then being in a state of semi-coniousness on my parent's couch, and my vision going from blurry to white to black, then my dad making the decision to send me in the ambulance rather then drive me to the hospital, since the 911 responders were giving him the choice. In the ambulance, my heartbeat approached 200 beats per minute and one of the paramedics was coaching me on how to breathe to slow it down. I remember feeling very light most of time during the event, and a sensation like I wanted to go somewhere, but also didn't want to leave. My heart was scanned a few weeks later by a specialist, and there were no abnormalities found. To this day I keep coming back to testimonials and stories about NDE's. I don't know what's on the other side, but I know for a fact that it's there.
Our bodies do seem like vessels, vehicles for our essences, which are who we really are. I probably didn’t explain that very well, but when I feel ME, MYSELF, my actual, real, genuine self I don’t feel it with my body. I feel it inside my body. Who we are are not our flesh and bones, but something else, something deep and and kind of ethereal or something. I wish I could say it better.
@@karenwestberg5838i know EXACTLY what you mean.
I so appreciate the kind replies and am very happy that each you is still here! Life is so much better in so many ways knowing that this is only one of many stages in our existence! When you lose the fear of eternal oblivion, it makes the struggles and pain of this life much easier to bear. No matter what happens now, there is so much more awaiting us! There is a peace in that I truly wish I could give to those who have never experienced this. I wish you all the brightest of New Years and for you to be blessed with love, abundance, and peace! Thank you again!
@@isaacbilodeau2879 Unless you can bring the hospital staff to RUclips for an interview confirming this happened we have to regard this as yet another unverified anecdote.
This happened to my mother. She was only 40 and had a huge heart attack (an unknown congenital heart defect). She was pulled from her body towards light. As she got closer she saw her mother on one side,father on the other, with what she said looked like Jesus in the middle. Her mother beckoned her to come , her father spoke and said "it's not your time, youre not finished yet". She then realized she would be leaving me behind at 12 years old with my crazy father. She was then sucked back into her body. The Doctors said with all the damage done she'd be lucky to live 6 months. Thank God she lived 10 more years and died in her sleep peacefully when I was 23 and had just gotten a good job promotion. So I think she had finally "finished" her work, meaning raising me and was finally reunited with her parents and the Lord.
thats beautiful bro,.
Bless her soul and thankyou for sharing. I'm so sorry for your loss, but thankful that it seems as though you have peace.
It's too early to start crying but god dang
Chemical brain dumps on the brain totally explain this and hallucinating seeing things your brain is familiar with.. aka family members.
Her only purpose in life was to raise you? What the fuck. Shame on you.
Back in 2011 we made the hard decision to put our dog to sleep. He showed us he was in pain very clearly one night during a walk, so we decided to let the vet come instantly that night, it was a Sunday so they were closed but he grabbed his coat and came over anyway. When it was administered he sighed once and didn't breathe again. I still get goosebumps when I think about what happened later that night. While I slept on my chair I woke up and saw my dog laying in front of the lamp. I instantly shot up and hugged him and felt his warmth but it was a dream. It was a final goodbye from him, and it was real. Our loved ones, be it animals or people, have a soul.
I'll never understand nor condone this "practice", *ever* .
@@Ice.muffin
You mean the humane release of a beloved pet from a life of hopeless pain and suffering?
The op might have just had a silly dream of no real consequence, an imagined final message from an imaginary doggy heaven, but you are the kind of reprehensible filth that is what's wrong with humanity.
If you can't treat the lower orders of animals with dignity, respect, and humane kindness, then YOU are an even lower form of animal than they are...
@@Ice.muffinWhat “practice” do you mean?
The warmth- felt the same thing after my grandfather passed and i had a very vivid dream about meeting him. Unexplainably peaceful and warm hug it was. Knew it was him meeting me for one last time.
@@Ice.muffinYou have no Heart or Sympathy for anyone do you!!!! If you’re talking about having a Dog put down when they are at their last Stsge and in Severe Pain. What would you do? Continue to let it suffer a Miserable Death? Putting the Animal down is the most Humane thing you can do! It’s also the most Painful thing you can go through! Show some Sympathy. They obviously Loved their Dog Very much, as I do mine.
I believe you, i got attacked by a gang in Birmingham England when I was 21,i got stabbed 4 times, my lung collapsed, i remember being in hospital, and my dad was standing next to me, he said you'll be alright son, my dad died when I was 14.
My grandad was a Native American, so we had the singers at his funeral. When they started the death/funeral song an eagle appeared over the horizon, flew over and started circling above us the entire duration of the song. Then, when the song was over it turned and flew out of sight towards the mountains. My grandad had a pet eagle when he was young, and he absolutely _loved_ the mountains. So I take the fact that it was an eagle, and the direction it flew off towards, to be significant. It's one of the reasons why I feel like he never actually died, just hopped on to the next stage. That has happened a few times to my family. An animal associated with a recently passed loved one shows up to basically stare us in the eye and nod. This is definitely not all there is.
Beautiful.
This made me smile, thanks.
In our tribe, birds are messengers from the spirit world. I wish your grandad a safe journey.
That was a vulture not an eagle
Low IQ drunken native beliefs
My auntie took her own life after the death of her son to drug overdose. She told us she came to in a white room where she met her son. They spoke for a while and then he led her back to her body and told her she must go back. She survived the suicide attempt but what’s more impressive, the experience ended her grief completely.
That’s crazy! Do you think she began believing she would see her son in the afterlife? Can’t imagine being able to overcome a loved one’s death completely. Fascinating!
@@MarkDanov she still misses him but she no longer grieves like before and that’s purely because she now knows they will be together again.
I'm glad she survived and the experience ended her grief! (That first line makes it sound like she didn't.)
My father passed away close to a year ago and my mom when he passed couldn't operate on a normal level but then about 2 months after he passed she had a dream so vivid she believes it's real.. she was taken to a place that is peaceful and she saw my father... While they didn't talk he led her to a green pasture and then to a building where he was sitting at a table and started to write things, she didn't see what my father wrote but she heard a voice saying he's got work to do and immediately woke up... From then on she accepted his death and now is back to normal again although we do miss him and the part in the video where it says I miss you dad, I had to pause it and collect myself before continuing on...
@@Mr_Mashheadyes it's the same with my mum and the rest of us... We miss him but no longer grieve for him and we know we will see him again
I died after I had surgery many years ago. I was in the recovery room and I remember a nurse telling me to breathe. I was breathing, then I heard the machine when you code out. I was floating above the bed, watching them. I never saw a tunnel, it was so fast. I cried when I was revived! Decades later it's still so vivid. There is definitely something better after this!
Why did you cry when you were revived?
@@squirrelattackspidy they died and came back to life. Would you not be emotional?
This is actually what we Muslims believe in you can se and hear people around you until you are in the grave and the angels have asked you some questions
@@warfaalidont even get me started. christianity and judaism are the only real religions of the west. hav u ever read ur texts? World's longest serving and biggest fraud by a womaniser. Its a cult started by a false claim. Not sermon but sword is the basis of foundation of this cult. He hated jewsss only becoz they rejected his claim of prophhetthood.
@@squirrelattackspidy I felt peaceful, that's the best way I can describe it.
I had a near death experience when I had stage 3 sepsis. I didn’t know how sick I was. I woke up in the ICU. I was actually a little angry I woke up. Now I have considered myself lucky. I got sepsis again, and survived again. I guess I’m supposed to be here to share the message of love and kindness. ❤
Did you experience anything while you was out?
I hope you thanked the medical professionals that saved your life. They don't get the credit they deserve these days.
@@williamrunner6718 I did and so did my family. I have so much respect for medical staff! They were absolutely amazing! ❤️
@@bigbabygodsaucellc i experienced a very peaceful warm sensation. I wasn’t afraid, and I felt total love and a feeling of knowledge that I can’t explain.
@@brookepageguitar thanks for share your beautiful experience with us :)
I love seeing the evolution of AJ’s beliefs, as well as the respect he shows for people on both sides. We need more like him.
I will say that he got 2 major facts wrong about Don Piper's story. Though one less than the other. 1. It was 90minutes in heaven....not 30 minutes. He was dead that long. Declared at the scene. 2. His thigh bone wasn't on the road somewhere, but ejected into the lake below the bridge. Hence why he was having the extremely new and experimental leg growth apparatus. And why he was, "depressed for a year afterwards". He was unable to do literally anything on his own.
Seriously the book is amazing and he was able to save lives and help them through tough times.
💯
Still waiting for the MH370 video. Aj produces alot of offensive videos toward certain groups out there but can't make that video because he's worried it will offend the familys of the victims. Double standards.
Me too! Helps boost my faith
All seriousness aside…these opening commercials with Aj and HF are as entertaining as the show itself. I can’t say that about any commercial. Ever. 😆
I'm a scientist and a physician working at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston. Despite studying hard sciences and focusing on the tangible, it is perfectly clear to me that we are eternal, spiritual beings. The trick is that we go under the veil of forgetting after incarnation, so that certain work can be done.
In my experience, during the transfer the soul must let go of its past life and its quite the process.
Starts with a three step and the dives into more intricate processes.
Seems we have to settle this life to possibly prepare for the next? (I did end up surviving so, I don’t know the rest).
I can tell you, I never felt more like myself there than I did here, your soul is limited here.
& the theory of one…. definitely a thing.
That was just my experience though, I think everyone’s could be different though there are parallels like, it’s warm, womb like, familiar. It’s cold here and very painful.
Well put.
When I almost drowned when I was 8, apparently I was face down in the water for a while and all I can remember was a lovely soothing green light and surrounded by peace and warmth. My aunt saved me but to this day I remember vividly about the experience..I'm 62 now and have no fear of death.
I want to know what this is all about. Nobody who has a nde gets an real answer. Just vague stuff like love. Or to find your purpose. I feel like this is like some kind of prison when souls go to suffer. No wonder people are relieved when they cross over.
I also drowned as a youngster. I remember the light at the end of the tunnel and some vague green light.. which I never recounted till I read this. It's just as fleeting as the light at the end of the tunnel but when I think back on it the green was there at some point in that very short amount of time. Then I felt at peace and in an instant I felt like everyone I knew like grandparents were there but I couldn't see them I just felt like they were there. The warmth, peace was hard to leave. For some reason I told myself try one more time. Then my dad pulled me out. Idk how I didn't aspirate water either. Have no idea where I went etc but unfortunately the closest I've ever felt to that was the first time I did opiates.. and that still doesn't come close to the peace. It's like an absolute peace it's really weird
Emotion over came me at one point in this video. 10 years ago I flatlined for a brief moment. I arrived in a area with so many people there. It was like being in a football stadium. The loudness was not like here on earth where it hurts. When I got there I found my family. Every family member had the appearance of when they were most happy on earth. My grandfather died at 78. He was in his 20s. My grandmother passed away before I had full awareness as a child. Her face was distorted, but I could still tell it was her. Believing in what us people have experienced is hard. I am telling you from the bottom of my heart it's real. One day all you non believers will see this for yourselves..
Yes. I have never had an NDE but I have had several spiritual experiences, and have had sleep paralysis my whole life, so I astral project all the time. So I know for sure that consciousness can leave the body and go wherever it wants to. Surviving physical death flows as a natural conclusion from that for me.
Quite condescending for people that shoud love everyone. We just don't wanna blindly believe stuff that makes no logical sense. People will be shocked to see it's not their god they see but cosmic consciousness. It makes sense that your brain shows you a biased view so indoctrination will show itself. No religion has the answer to everything they're all bits and pieces that only make sense if you put everything together and rethink. So your "all you non-believers" shows that you learned nothing.
As a funeral director you feel it in the funeral home. my hope is that we see justice for the crimes against humanity happening at this time for these souls murdered by those they thought they could trust
Weren't you on Crowder's show sometime over the past yr or so?
Nothing happened to many Nazis after WWII, I just feel there's no real universal justice in the world and most crimes, especially those committed by people with power go forever unpunished
Is this definitely John?
Thought you would have a massive following.
Well done on speaking the truth through out this hellish time. ❤
John was one of the only voices in a sea of lies during Cv .....thank you for speaking the truth xx
Care to share any stories of unusual experiences you've had in the funeral home, John?
My dad died 3 years ago tomorrow (feels crazy to even say that, it seems like yesterday). He was hands down the greatest human being I've ever known. When he was battling cancer, I sent him a pic of a rainbow over our house, he was disappointed that my kids weren't standing under it in the picture. Since he passed, we see rainbows constantly. We've seen an absolutely insane amount of them in the last few years. My daughters think that grandpa took a job in the rainbow factory so that he can see them standing under them all the time. Could it just be a total coincidence? Of course. But its given my kids so much peace to think he's still out there somewhere, and honestly, myself as well.
I feel that.
I don't believe in coincidences. I am also not saying why the rainbows are appearing either.
Their grandad is an angel watching over you and your family
@@random_fixes3229 nice thought and sentiment. But it is anti-biblical to say we become angels. An important technical point. But I believe I understand the gist of your comment
your mind definitely focuses on rainbows more, but, there they are
My husband last year had the widow maker heart attack at age 48. The next day, he went to the cath lab and re eived 2 stints in the main artery on the left side of his heart. He told me that he died during this surgery and was met by his mother and a few other family members. His mother told him that he had to go back and make it right, that it wasn't his time yet. He told her that he loved her and missed her and that he was sorry he didn't get to tell her bye before she died. She passed as a result of a traffic a cident in July 2020 during the height of covid. He was in another state and couldn't get to her, and she was gone within a couple of hours. She hugged him and then pushed him back to earth. When we were married recently, she sent him a sign of her approval in the song "You Are My Sunshine" on a sign at the place where we married. She always asked when he was gonna marry me while she was alive. My point is this. There is life after death.
Wonderful!!! Thank you and your husband for sharing. What an incredible, fascinating experience! WOW😍😇
This happened to my father he woke up in the morgue after having died for 30 minutes. What he told me of the experience leaves no doubt in my mind that there is something more on the "other side".
Bro don't leave us hanging! Details!
You should be sent to the morgue for leaving us hanging :P
got time to elaborate of his experience?
Just before she passed away, my mom opened her eyes and looked at my dad and said, "Joe, it's so beautiful."
I investigated a car crash in the 80’s where an unconscious 16 yr old was taken to the hospital by ambulance in bad condition. When he was conscious, he clearly detailed the entire scene and first responders, along with their actions…from a point of advantage above the crash scene. He was 100% correct. Spookiest thing ever.
I knew a catatonic patient who died twice and last time woke up in the morgue on a tray in a chiller. She was one of the first people in UK to own a wristband telling people to wait at least 36 hrs before any invasive mortuary treatments.
Poor lady :c
The robe people in the video just made me shiver. When i was about ten me and some friends purposely hyperventilated to see what it was all about. When it was my turn, I hit the floor. There were people in robes sitting behind a huge podium, they each had brass name plates, one looked down at me and asked why is this kid here? I was too leave immediately this was a first of many mistakes one said. I had to go back, i wasnt supposed to be there. I woke up on the floor with my frinds standing around me and my adult brother leaning over me. Apparently I had hit my head when i fell to the floor and had a siezure shaking much so that my friends had to get adult help.
My brother died suddenly 3 weeks ago. We'd become very close in the last 20 years after a turbulent youthful relationship and a lifetime of being apart, doing our own things. NDE videos are keeping me afloat right now. They have to be true. This video came at the perfect time for me. Thank you.
I don't know you, but I'm sorry for your loss. I'm an only child. I wish that I had a sibling. You'll see your brother again.
I feel you man. My brother and I became very close after my mom died. I'd be devastated to lose him. So sorry for your loss.
Im so sorry about your brother
I'm sorry about your brother. I really do believe he is in a good place. Sending you positive vibes.
Next Level Soul may be good for you to watch.
My Mom was hit by lightning when she was in high school. She was baling hay with my grandpa, and was left unresponsive in the field. Grandpa pulled her tongue out of her throat with a pair of pliers. She was rushed to the nearest hospital where lifesaving procedures started. She was eventually revived, with burns on her hands from holding a pitchfork, and on her feet from the majorette boots she was wearing. She says while these procedures were happening, her viewpoint was like she was sitting on a shelf in the upper corner of the room watching everything happen to her. She knew who was there, what they said and what they wore. She watched them cut off her boots, intubate her and give her medication. She watched them shock her with the defibrillator. When she was finally revived she was most upset at the doctor who cut off her boots, as she grew up with very little and prized her boots. This experience would be hard for me to believe if it wasn't my mom (and grandma corroborating her story) telling it to me. There are things out there still yet to be explained. BTW my Mom is still alive, now 79 years old.
If your mum wasn't brought back to life. You wouldn't have wrote this, I wouldn't have read this and I wouldn't have typed this.
@@paula3582 and I would never of seen your comment or be typing this either 😂
Awesome story! If one can't believe their mom, who can they believe!?? I believe it!
My mom had some odd experiences in her youth. Never something like that and I'm so happy she survived, but I think it adds to mounting evidence that we aren't quite sure what's going on.
It is not possible to swallow the tongue. Bodily tissue firmly connects the tongue to the mouth, which prevents people from accidentally swallowing it.
It is a common myth that a person can swallow their tongue during a seizure, while asleep, or if they become unconscious. However, these events can cause an individual to have difficulty breathing if the tongue blocks the throat. Sometimes, people can also get oral injuries.
My Dad appeared to me, at the foot of my bed, after he died, but before we knew. It was the most precious moment of my life and comforts me every day. He's waiting and goodness never abandons us. Goodness never abandons us. All is and ever will be well.
Remember this and hold it close. It really is the truth.
@@francisfischer7620well its not, it just his mind, but its a nice thought
Sounds like a pretty great dream, and if it gives you some kind of needed warm and fuzzies to live your finite and meaningless existence, then so be it...
I believe that 100%. Several days after my mom passed away I was walking home from the store. It started snowing and the wind picked up. I wasn't prepared for it and didn't dress warm enough. I started shivering and getting extremely cold and uncomfortable. Suddenly I felt enveloped in warmth like an invisible heated blanket wrapped itself around me and I stopped shivering. I did not see anyone, but somehow I knew beyond the shadow of a doubt it was my mother protecting me and letting me know she's okay. She didn't speak to me with words, but she somehow told me it was her. I've never felt so content and happy despite being out in the cold and wind. ❤🙏
Hold on to that experience, DO NOT allow anyone to negate or devalue what YOU know is true. What a wonderful way for your mom to connect with you one more time. I think it's beautiful. Take care.
When I died in 2019. I saw completely my dark surroundings but I was aware I had no body. I was only gone 16 seconds but because of my mom's passing I was not afraid. I knew I had not passed beyond the VEIL, but I was curious and not once did I think about what I had left behind. When we die I know that what we are leaving will continue on without us, but trust me when I say there is no doubt that we are returning home. Thank You AJ. I am sorry for your loss.
I grew up in a family where my father was an atheist and my mother dabbled in the occult. In 1998 I was having kidney issues and had to be hospitalized for a week. On the first day I was there, I felt like I was slipping away. It was like I detached from my body and I could see and hear Drs and nurses running around. Suddenly, it's like I was being sucked through the ceiling but there was no resistance and then I was in the most beautiful place, It was sort of endless green grass and trees. It was an incredible peace like I have never felt before or after. My NDE is a bit different as I didn't actually see or talk to anyone else there. Still, it was wonderful, no pain or hunger or worry. Then just as suddenly, I was being brought back. I saw a nurse and she said they thought they lost me, but I was so angry because I wanted to go back to that place. All these years I've wondered what was that, and over time I have become convinced God is real and I just became a Christian about a year ago. I don't usually tell people what happened but it all seemed very real.
Welcome to the family.
"my father was an atheist and my mother dabbled in the occult" ... sounds legit.
That was definitely an NDE.
@@YowzaBowzaWowza fyi, 4/20 represents 20th april in this case :)
I'm 45 and was an atheist most of my life. It took rock bottom and death by overdose twice before I found God. Welcome to Christianity.
God bless
My sister's heart stopped during a life flight when she was seven. No one told her she had coded on the flight. They didn't want to scare her. But she already knew. She knew she had died and claimed to have seen a bright light and a woman with short dark hair. Months later, once she was out of the hospital, we took a trip to visit our grandparents a few states away, and she pointed out a picture of a woman on the wall, claiming that was the woman she had seen when she died.
It was a photo of our great grandmother who had died before my sister was born. Interestingly, everyone always said that my sister greatly resembled that great grandmother because they both had such dark hair.
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Read the book "Soul Survivor."
This episode is brilliant! My paternal grandfather had a lot of heart problems from the age of 40. When I was about 8 or 9, 1988/89ish, my grandad was at our house and he had a heart attack. He was clinically dead for a few minutes. When he came out of hospital he gave us a full commentary of what we were doing and where we were up to the ambulance arriving for him. Back then we didn’t have a home phone so my aunty ran a street to the nearest phone box to call the ambulance. He actually recalled who went and what was said on the phone. If I didn’t hear that myself I wouldn’t have believed him and I asked him about that again in my late teens which he stood by. He died Christmas night 2005 after battling cancer and roughly 1 week after he passed my nephew, 3 yr old at the time, saw him. He was sat on my dad’s knee in our living room and started waving at something in the kitchen . Brad laughed and said ‘there’s Grandad Tom waving at me!’ Very surreal but gives me hope of positivity of the afterlife
when i died, i went back to my star, literally through the atmosphere past the moon and right to my star (i had always believed i came from a star since childhood) it was beautiful and warm and comforting and i was so upset when the CPR being performed on me woke me up. my first words were "why did you do that?" i have no fear now of dying, i know it leads to a beautiful place' its not an end.
Which one is your star?
That was my experience also.
You had a brain-trip. Nothing more, nothing less.
@@Macceee wtf do you know about it
@@alexascanio6416 That's what the science suggest after multiple studies over the decades. Unverified anecdotes (fables) are worthless and not evidence.
That “ I miss you, dad.” Really touched my heart. I miss my mom. This whole video made me think of you. They are always with us. Thank you for every video, AJ and Hecklefish.
That was sweet I miss you dad ❤
Got me in the feels.
My best friend of 20 years died suddenly at 35.. at his service , late September in Georgia on a clear day ,a rainbow appeared over his house after the service. Later that week, my father said he saw him in a dream waving at him and smiling. A year to the day later, my father died.
I think we are more connected to each other ,and the universe, than we will ever know.
You are right, I experienced it when I did DMT. Everybody is connected in a way we don't understand. No words can describe it.
Agreed
Just a truly first-rate channel with a super-talented and high-integrity host. Bravo and Happy New Year!
I can personally relate to this one. I died when I was 23 ...The other side is so wonderful, human words cannot describe it properly...GOD and JESUS are very real, and they love you more than u will understand till u get there.🙏❤️😎
I've had an NDE and it is the most real thing I've ever experienced and is similar to what a lot of others also experience. I was an atheist before and now I know there is something waiting for us after.
A friend of mine was born with a "bad" heart and had 3 heart surgeries growing up, then she had her fourth surgery and afterwards I helped her at home while she recovered. She shared with me that during the surgery she left her body. She could see the doctors operating on her. She then went out into the hallway of the hospital, and she saw dark figures coming towards her and proceeded to run from them as they chased her down the hall. That's all I remember of the story which shocked me at the time. But I'll never forget how she changed as a person from then on. Previously she seemed hard and a fighter, but after she was always kind, loving and generous to everyone. Sadly, her heart gave out and we lost her about three years ago, but I'm hopeful and believe her death experience was good this time.
You said it.. she was born with a ‘bad heart’..not just faulty but with ‘issues’ that came with her in this life - you could call it karma. We all are here given opportunities to be better at the soul level. Some can be healed completely and others will heal a part of it with some of the issue left behind as a reminder to keep on the narrow path and maybe she agreed to those terms.
The dark shadows were demons trying to drag her down to hell.
You are a great friend & wonderful person. Nice of you to help.
@@weskarp7643 how do you know?
The dark figures are in all HOSPITALS! Ppl that die in HOSPITALS dont go to heaven
Doctors use witchcraft on humans. Im not gonna die in a hospital!
I'm really very grateful for this episode. I've probably watched it 10 times. I experienced something like this, and no one took me serious. The doctors. The nurses. My friends. Anyone. I've kept it to myself because people would just laugh at me. However, while I was "dead" and gone, hooked up to a ventilator. I had an experience that I can't explain other than what I knew to be true at the time. I was outside my body. I saw myself on the ventilator. I touched the halo attached to my head, and as I did, I was transported to space, above the earth. Looking down upon the world I once knew. I could see the sphere of the earth, the stars in the background. I didn't feel like I was alone. I felt calm and peaceful. Next thing I knew, I was back in the ICU, being woken up from a coma. I don't know what it meant. I don't know what happened. Anyone I tried to explain that to, make fun of me, and I've never told a soul again. Until now. Thanks AJ. This episode really hit home, and I appropriate you. Maybe someday, I'll be able to tell a story like you do. Happy New Years.
This is very similar to what my grandmother experienced the first time she died briefly
I highly recommend you to read the book "Dying to be me" by Anita Moorjani. It will not only help you feel less alone in regards your NDE, but also may give you the inspiration to tell your own story. 🙂
I've watched quite a few NDE accounts on RUclips, have a search. Absolutely convinced me that they're not the brain reacting to the cells dying, it's our soul moving on. I hope you feel more able to share your experience at some point ❤
I believe you. Though I will say if you say things like "the world I once knew". It starts to sound like you're embellishing for dramatic effect. Which may lead some to take it a little less seriously. Like you're trying to spin a tale. Its a minor thing. But worth noting I think.
Monkeys don't do math. When you attempt to tell humans they aren't their bodies, all manner of rudeness jumps into existence. If you're feeling isolated by the opinions of a few humans, you're talking to the wrong humans.
As someone who had a NDE back in 1980, from a similar motorbike accident to your dad's, I was thrilled to read Dr. Moody's first book. What I find even more compelling than the similarities between peoples NDE experiences across sexes, ages and cultures are the stories of children who have died and returned. The things they describe, the people they meet, including relatives that were long dead, or aborted siblings can not be explained by religious upbringings or from old memories. Take that science!
Cant be explained by religion, take that science??
Amen! And praise God for you. One of my fav examples is the Cokeville incident. Lots of kids saw relatives they'd never met, and several saw the angels that controlled the explosion. None of the "earthly" investigations could make heads or tails of how things could possibly have happened they way they did.
(BTW, I'm a huge D.L. Moody fan, too! Listen to Moody Radio all the time.)
@@stevenswitzer5154 Well like looking down on everybody and vividly knowing what was happening around their body, including fine details, as well as details of deceased family members they never met.
@@mase8189 Im aware of what a NDE is. My question was pertaining to how saying something is not explained by religious upbringing, is construed as a blow to science
The bible said the dead knows nothing..who is that on the other side greeting us??
I learned that I lost an old friend to complications from years of heroin use. He was a good person, he just hurt himself and went through so much trauma in his 37 years. I truly hope he is in a peaceful place.
My dad passed away a little over a week ago, this is exactly what I needed, thank you so much AJ
My father died 3 weeks ago. This w was exactly what I needed to hear too.
My condolences 💐
Lol😅
Hopefully you find peace. My prayers to you and your family
My dad passed well over 6 yrs ago, I needed this too. In fact that's what I did, he visited me in my dream and told me he is in a place he likes. They have books there so he reads a lot. I should not worry about him so much. heh.
My mother died during the first 6months of the pandemic. She was a beautiful, gifted human who helped so many people throughout her life. What bothers me the most is that she died alone in a hospital. This gives me some peace that she wasn’t totally alone and that death for her wasn’t as awful as my mind allows me at times to think about.
So sorry Peter, praying you comfort and reconciled. What a wonderful description you gave of your mother, imagine if that could be our reputation too, God be with you.
I truly hope this is the case especially considering how many ppl had to die in isolation during the pandemic. My grandmother was one as well who died from covid all alone in hospital as well. I've cried several times just knowing she didnt have any of her loved ones around to comfort her. I truly hope my papa was right there with her as he had already passed. Or at least something or someone to be there at the end.
I was devastated when my dad died alone in hospital in 2010 - however, I’ve always read a lot about NDEs and angels, and know now that he was literally surrounded by loving beings when he passed ; this has helped me beyond belief ❤
That was pure EVIL, not letting family members be with dying relatives! Sick, satanic behavior
Christ saves all
You broke me when you talked about your Dad.
I lost mine 12 years ago and I can't wait to see him again.
Thank you.
You admitting you have panic attacks just made me love this channel even more. I've watched you for the last 4 days every night while going to sleep, and you are an incredible person! Thank you for the wonderful entertainment and education! Cant wait to watch everyone of your videos! ❤
I have watched all, they are all amazing! Enjoy I’m just sad I didn’t get a new episode tonight😅😅
Long long story short but here we go… the day my brother died, (he was 15, cancer)I felt it coming. From the moment I woke up I felt uneasy. That day I wasn’t with him, I had headed out. Despite being 100km apart I felt the exact moment he passed. I felt him leave this earth. I will never forgot that feeling. It’s like nothing else I’ve ever felt.
My condolences *@Huckleberry_blue*
RIP to your brother 🕯😔
I can't imagine how painful this was for you. My condolences😔
What would happen if in them 3 minutes of high brain activity they tried to bring the person back ?
@@chrismoss8409 that's an interesting thought. When he brought up the frequency for consciousness, I was thinking it might be possible to hack our brains back into consciousness, out of a coma, with that frequency or another one? Kinda like a reboot or ctrl, alt, delete restart. They should definitely do more research into death and comas. Something tells me that they're not interested in this anymore.
Peace to you and your brother ❤ I sincerely believe you. I woke up in the wee hours one morn and woke up my mom telling her Gpa had died. She was sure I had a bad dream, until she got the call. I knew in NY when he passed in FL. 😢 still feel like he stopped by on his way out to the grand journey.
My grandfather died for 5 minutes during surgery and told me a similar thing happened, he saw his mother and she said it wasn’t his time yet and he came back to life. My grandfather was the most honest man you can imagine, he was a Marine in WWII and taught me that nothing is worse than liars and thieves. I 100% believe what he said happened.
Amazing man. Can't wait to upgrade myself. The time is near.❤
@@mornetheron9466what you mean?
My grandfather died when I was 14. He woke up minutes later and told us of a light a tunnel, everyone he ever knew that had passed on, family and friends. He came back and told us all of those things. He lasted two weeks, then suddenly ill and did pass away quickly
I don’t think anyone is lying about their experiences we just have no idea what happens in our brain when we pass away.
@@AndyG1995that’s a bot.
In my short 30 years of life, my very large family has dwindled down to to just 3. My mother, and only brother died 2 years ago 3 months apart from each other. The man who talked about in his NDE, he mentioned that he was a disappointment to his mother, I immediately, exploded into tears. I too, was a disappointment to my own mother in life. And, that part specifically hurt me a lot. Something to know going into the future for as long as I should also continue to live that is.
Let that go. They know everything now, and see you for the magnificent person, you are. She wants you to love yourself as much as you possibly can, and to forgive HER for making you work so hard to get to where you are, now. She said it's "never too late", whatever that means. ❤
I immediately cried at that moment also. I think that moment can give both you and I the chance to live a better life, and not just for ourselves. I hope you're doing alright and making good progress ❤
@@f0x845 Thank you, I appreciate that. I do hope the same for you, as well.
You still have plenty of time to make her proud. 🙏👍
The brain. I'm glad to know this. It meant my mom could have heard me thanking her for bringing all of us up properly.
Thanks ❤
“I miss you, dad.”
That hit me in the feels. No matter who we are or how successful we may be, it hurts to lose a loved one. Thanks for sharing that side of you, AJ.
True. My Dad passed away in May of this year. I know how AJ feels. I miss mine too.
Same. Both of them. Over a decade now. Never gets less so. Virtual hugs all ‘round guys.
Time doesn't heal. It's just sad.
Rip to your dad and to all the died father out there, especially the I'm not the baby father
I watched my lovely grandmother pass away. She said “they’re here” and mentioned older relatives names, that had passed away before I was born, that I didn’t know.
My grandma raised her hand as if she was taking their hands. She was happy & very much at peace. It wasn’t a sad moment & I thought I’d be in shambles. I wasn’t. She was ready. She had liver & stomach cancer. Death is taught to be feared but it shouldn’t be.
I absolutely agree 💯 Death is not to be feared, it is a natural process like being born. I was with my grandma too when she passed away, I was holding her hand. She was a beautiful person inside and out. I hope she is happy and at peace 🙏🏼❤️ I miss her so much.
I watched mine pass in 2022 was super tough she had a big hand in raising me. she dreamed of what she referred to as dead people for days before she passed her mother, her brother, Dad etc. One strange thing that happened was the night before she passed my aunt was sitting outside with the backdoor was open. So she could see through the screen door she watch a women come into the kitchen and open the fridge. At first she thought it was my mom her sister but then she noticed she had short hair like grandma and looked like grandma in her 30s or 40s. The next day my grandma looked like she was no longer in her body up until that point she looked like she was just sleeping peacefully. But that day her mouth was wide open and she was gone that night around 9 pm she stopped breathing. I hope and want to believe my aunt seen her soul leave her body the night before. I am not very religious and am on the fence at times about life after death although I want to believe something is after this. But I asked for signs that she was alright or at peace about a month after she died I seen a bright orange orb in my bedroom. Being the logical person I am I tried to explain it away but I cant it was not light from outside it was coming from inside the room and in the basement.
❤ NDE’s are one of my absolute favourite topics. Thank you for delivering more on it, brilliantly.
Glad you liked this one, Jayney! Thanks for the comment. And I am grateful for the tip! Your generosity really helps.
I was in an accident just like your father. My arm was torn off, I was lifeflighted to the hospital. Heart stopped in the helicopter, but I didn't have a NDE. I don't remember ANYthing between 3 seconds before the wreck and the following day when I woke up in the bed. I'm curious what the difference is between the people that experience NDEs and those who don't. Keep up the great work!
it's a good question,
after my experience in comatown following a major experimental surgery ( my third surgery in the space of three weeks) then putting one step on the rainbow bridge while in the ICU but not actually going completely flatline I have memories that are similar to those who have NDE's and others that seem to be singular to my own .
If you don't remember anything between 3 seconds before the wreck and the following day, then how do you know that you didn't have an NDE? I mean if you don't remember, then you don't remember. Right?
You are correct, I don’t know for certain that it didn’t happen. If a tree falls in the woods, etc. I do know that I have no memory of it, and therefore I don’t consider it an experience, if it happened at all.
@@t3ch5upp0r7-nz2pn Since you can't remember anything, and you have no spiritual wisdom, your commentary here is worthless. Atheist
Lost
Blind
Stop reacting to content that triggers you to street-preach your atheist cult religion. Go back to your atheist echo-chamber and leave the rest of us alone.
I suffered a stroke in 2005 and had an out-of-body experience. As the ambulance was taking me to the hospital, I looked down at my body and I felt the most pain free, love and the most peace in my soul that I cannot describe, even though my physical body looked pretty messed up below. I didn't want to go back into my body down below , but I felt 2 hands on my shoulders and a voice saying "It's not your time yet". ---and WHAM! I went back into my body filled with pain. While I was out of body , I was so blown away by how good my soul felt that I didn't even bother looking around to see if I even had a body. Now, I am not afraid to die if it's going to feel like that.
I had a similar experience due to a trial fibrillation. Hours of pain, followed by bliss. Comfort, warmth, a sense of welcome that made me want to stay and go farther. I thought of my young son's and how much I would miss them and said, "I am not done yet." The pain was incredible and instantaneous again. Spent 4 days in hospital and years to recover and learn to live with the condition. Like you, I don't fear death, have a huge appreciation for life. I would have thought I was reading my own experience from your comment!
Yes , i bet you did..Are you still sober?
Thank you for sharing. I'm genuinely curious and not looking to judge, do you have a religious or spiritual background?
@@DrethNET yes , i saw dead people..
i had the same experience when I cut the line to public restroom in russia but the voice was followed by a fist. I was out of body for a few seconds
Divine Intervention blessed me with a migraine that made me quit cold turkey from drinking a 1/2 gallon a day. Which in turn sent me into 7 days of extreme delirium tremens withdrawals and eventually another 7 days on the 3rd floor ICU! After ripping out my IVs and catheter from the manic state I was in, I somehow escaped through the security doors buck-naked where I was met by my family near the elevators where they finally helped settle me down. Unfortunately, what I thought was a Thursday night, turned out to be in the middle of the afternoon on a Friday lol Crazy stuff, but on a good note, I just celebrated 4 years sober a few months ago and just turned 33!! Anything's possible! Always remember, we're all being watched over!🥰
Well done. I know . 3years 3 months. 👍
I believe this. I was in the ER years ago, I died. I saw my body there in the bed. The person I saw when it happened was my uncle, that has passed away a couple of years before.
I love (and hate) how you always make me dream, then make me come back down on earth with rational thinking. I appreciate this format a lot. I had an NDE, and I had the same approach about my personal experience.
I love the ones where people who were born blind come back and describe how things looked.
Its this kind of NDE that tells me the "dying brain" theory is not the right explanation.
In that case you might be interested in a book called "Mindsight" by Kenneth Ring and Sharon Cooper, which is all about that exact topic.
@@LadyBGoode-gr8wm You know blind people still have an imagination? You know blind people still have visual dreams?
@njones420 and how do born blind people know what colors look like? Which color is which? How do they describe things in great detail? From their imaginatjon???? There is a limit disbelief.
@@EsoteriaHealing "how do born blind people know what colors look like?" - How do you even know what _you_ think of as the colour "red", looks "red" to someone else...you don't :)
How do they describe things in great detail? - You don't think someone who's blind can describe something? Maybe go read some literature written by a blind person, I assure you they can.
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My great grandma has 2 NDEs and one she was on a train with people of every ethnicity all heading toward a tunnel of light and another she was wading the river Jordan while people were singing. She had a massive heart attack and remained bed-bound for 7 months. Her second NDE happened while bed-bound and when she came back she was completely healed and immediately started cleaning her children’s clothes bc she told God she wanted them to have a mother and she had work to do. She lived into her mid 90s
I think she was just very tired on the London underground by the sounds of it.
My grandma said the same thing. "I have work to do" Haha!
that's beautiful
Never underestimate the strength of a Mother soul! x
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Your show is freaking amazing.. been a fan for a long time! My dad passed away almost 3 years ago! I know he still around he talks to my baby all the time. He was her best friend, miss him deeply! Many prayers and love to everyone that has lost someone close!❤
I've only seen a few of your videos but I really enjoy what I've seen so far. I've subscribed and plan to continue watching. The main reason I keep returning and then subscribed is because of your presentation. There is no misinformation , no speculation , just facts. And you always present both views with the facts that support them . I wish everyone would communicate in this fashion , Earth would be a much less confusing and much happier place.
You have no idea how much i appreciate this episode, I recently lost my brother 🕊and we weren't really on good terms. This episode is special to me because I know he stuck around to make sure we were all okay. Thank you AJ and Hecklefish. Love you guys!🥰
Same with me and my dad. Lost mom too, but, mom knew something was coming and said little things to prepare me. I was not prepared.
Sorry for your loss .
Hang in there you know he would want you to be the best you
He could be reincarnated . I’ve always believed what the Buddhist believe (I actually just learned from this video about Buddhists having this belief..) but I always thought (still do) if you have unfinished business in this life orrrrr live a life in regret you’ll have to keep coming back reincarnated until you get the full experience. Like right now there’s a handful of things that I’m regretting that I can totally do and solve right now as I’m still young enough and I know if I don’t I’ll have to come back and do all this crap again. Lifes so hard. Your brother for sure isn’t gone forever the soul never dies it’s everlasting.
Sorry for your loss. My brother passed recently too. Such sad circumstances. Xx
My dad had an NDE after a bad car accident, said he saw himself in the hospital bed getting worked on. He went on to live many more years and just recently passed away last year. RIP pops 😇
i've not ever experienced NDEs or OBEs, but deep inside i know they're true. and scientifically it MUST be true, because of thermodynamics... energy cannot be created or destroyed, so out consciousness must go somewhere when this body dies. and therefore reincarnation must be true as well, because the spark of life must come from somewhere (and that's not to mention people remembering previous lives). we come to this life to experience living for all it's worth, and once you understand that and who/what we are on the other side your life will never be the same. it's impossible to be truly suicidal when you get it.
gods, i love this stuff.
I recently came across the Why Files while scrolling through the Roku channel menu and instantly became hooked. This show has quickly became an obsession for me! Intense topics, with thorough knowledge and research of each and total consideration of every possible "why" no matter how crazy some of then may sound. Relatable and interesting on every level! Thank you for the time you must take to make each episode!! Never stop asking Why?!!! Will definitely be purchasing some merch!!
I lost my sister four years ago and this episode gives me hope that she went into the light in peace. She suffered so much for so many years and before she died...
ask her to come back for you, when it's your time. She'll come.
My dad had sepsis and "died" on the table. He traveled out the room and overheard a nurse next door talking about him and how ill he was with sepsis, and that he was going to die.
He returned to his body and recovered. He told the doctors and nurses after what the nurse next door was saying about him while he was dead on the table and they were all stunned.
I lost Dad in aug 2008, , he passed away 2 months prior to my wedding, he never met my kids, i lost Mum in sept 2021, my wife and i seperated in 2019, i do think it was for the better, Mum always said to me that after we split, she saw the old me returning. Since her passing i havent moved on in a good way, i feel depressed n lazy these days, it breaks my heart thinking that she and Dad are watching over me, and being saddened, i fear that i am hell bound, i do repent and i believe in God my saviour, i just pray i am in the book of life, because i have strayed off the path
You are and always will be a child of our Creator and will ALWAYS have access to His love. You are depressed and perhaps can't see your way out. You may be experiencing a spiritual awakening, and if so, it would explain a lot. (In case you don't know, a S.A. has NOTHING to do with religion.) You might find Christina Lopes of help. She has MANY videos on S.A. and how to deal with it. Sending you many good vibes. ❤❤❤
I just discovered your channel as an avid fan of watching videos about theories and mysteries. You are so good at describing and breaking down concepts while presenting it in an enjoyable way where I want to watch the video until the very end. I'll be watching your backlog of videos for sure.
I 100% believe that there is something after death
I worked as a paramedic for 20-plus years. One of the very first Cardiac Arrest I worked, when we got the lady in the back of the ambulance she went into cardiac arrest and did not have a pulse nor was she breathing for approximately 14 minutes. During that 14 minutes I did everything possible to resuscitate her, and at one point I mumbled under my breath several times...
" Bitch you can't die on me, this is my first Cardiac Arrest running it on my own"
At the end of that 14 minutes I was able to defibrillate her for the 6th time and in doing so she regained a pulse. And then a few moments later she did start to try to breathe on her own.
Long story short we got her to the hospital and I'm not sure what all they did but she survived the incident and was in the ICU for several days and then into a cardiac Care Unit after that.
The day before she was supposed to get out of the hospital I happened to bring another patient to that particular hospital, and while my partner was writing the report I thought I would go up and check on her. One of the ER nurses said that I really should it was a pretty amazing recovery.
Anyway I went up to her room spoke with her and her kids for several minutes and the whole time they were both profusely thanking me for saving their mother. Towards the end of the visit the mother asked the two kids to step out of the room so she could speak to me by myself.😮
Anyway when the kids have left the room she had me sit down next to her and she looked me straight in the eyes, and asked if I remembered calling her a bitch, during the resuscitation. I told her maybe, but I thought it was more in my head than me actually saying it.
She then told me that she was standing there next to me the whole time I was resuscitating and working on her. She recounted everything I did, including repeating verbatim the hospital report I gave over the radio❤
But yeah I believe there's something afterwards she shared a little bit more but I have absolutely no doubt that she witnessed and saw everything that happened in the back of the ambulance. Because I know for a fact from the moment we arrived on scene until the moment we delivered her to the ER she was not conscious at any point during that trip, and at one point 14 minutes worth she didn't have a pulse. So yeah I can't help but believe.
Then about 7 years ago I had open heart surgery and they literally did stop my heart, while they performed some intricate procedures, though I was on a heart lung bypass for approximately 30 minutes.
After I had surgery I was placed in the ICU and then regain Consciousness the next day and spoke to my daughter and family along with the nursing staff.
While talking to the nursing staff I was asking her about a few things that had happened while I was in the ICU. She told me that what I remembered was cracked but she was a little flabbergasted because I was in conscious the whole time.
During that time that I was unconscious I had a feeling that I was floating and looking down at my body, but I had a sense that this was normal it wasn't a panic or it wasn't scary or anything like that.
Over the next few days before I was discharged from the hospital, and after talking with several of the nurses and my daughter also I 100% believe I had an out-of-body near-death experience. There's nothing else that can explain it
Wonderful testimony of your experiences!
Buddy why did you have to have open heart surgery if you don’t mind me asking ?
That’s so awesome! And funny 😄 too haha amazing
Yes there is life after , BUT it's kinda weird. Lol
You have to understand how the "3rd eye" works, but it's all very much explainable.
"You aren't a human being having a spiritual experience, you are a spiritual being having a human experience"
"You don't have a soul, you ARE a soul. You have a body"
Its a lovely thought but ive never seen any evidence for it sadly, wish there was.
@@thevintagebrush7378 ghosts? maybe you don´t see them, but you feel them... there´s a universe of things that go beyond these senses =)
The thought 🔥
The Roe Jogan experience
@@thevintagebrush7378not everything is based off of evidence from a expert for you to believe. Did you know that when many people, that don’t know one another, have similar experiences, that is evidence too ?
You handle these topics with such respect and kindness, and it is very refreshing and always interesting. Thank you for all your work!!!
My husband had an NDE on a hospital bed from surgery. He, too, saw the bright light and the white tunnel. He came back for me and our two boys😊
15 seconds after my dad took his last breath, he lifted his head and got the biggest smile on his face, a look of wonder… then he lowered his head and passed. He was comatose for a week before his passing, so it was especially amazing. I know he saw all the people who he had loved and lost “picking him up”… I did not know before but now I do… there is life after death.
The Why Files is, in my opinion, the best show on RUclips. I try to watch every show and would like to thank AJ and Hecklefish for another great episode. Lots of love from the Netherlands ❤️
The Why Files and Library of the Untold were dual thinkers of reason and intuitive thought. Microcosmic and macrocosmic observations of reality. Events and the meaning they suggests. Aj is a smart smart cool guy
I agree but take it further. The Why Files is the best show in production on any channel on any medium, air, cable, internet or live. Its just the best. I too try to watch every episode. I have a feeling I am soon going to become a patreon member and buy some merch. This show needs to continue, just as it is. You guys are the best. You really are the highlight of my week. Thank you for what you do, from the bottom of my heart. ❤
I agree 100% !!!
I love how he explains it all and talks about the other side of whatever the story is about
So we can choose whether to believe it or not after having all the information
I love this channel and wasn't expecting it to talk about one of my favorite topics: NDEs. So cool that more people are becoming aware of this.
I was involved in a really bad accident when i was 17 years old. I remember there was a really steep hill near my high school, at the end of the hill there was an intersection that didn't have any stop signs on either side of the intersection. The cars would drive by pretty fast thru the intersection. I know this well since I would take that route walking home every day. I remember i was going through a really hard time in my life to the point i didnt want to live anymore. That day, i decided to ride a small abandoned bike i had found near my high school. I started having suicidal thoughts as i made my way fast down the hill on the small bike. The last thing i remember is seeing the front grill of an incoming truck speeding through the intersection before making contact with my body. I remember I saw my life flash before my eyes, almost like a dream. I remember seeing myself from above my body, from like a third person view. I then saw my body laid out on the street with the destroyed bicycle next to me and the whole front grill of the truck dented in. Suddently everything turned dark like a void and the darkness turned into a tunnel with a light shining brightly at the end. I remember the feeling of floating in the darkness as i was moving towards the light, when suddenly I started hearing people's voices. Their voices kept getting louder and louder when i suddenly felt a severe rush of pain all over my body. I remember opening my eyes and waking up, back inside my body. I was then rushed to the hospital in an ambulance. I managed to survive and tell the story. I suffered from internal head bleeding, couple of broken bones and some open wounds on my right arm, leg and side of the face/head. Before the accident, i used to blame myself for everything and i used to believe my life had no meaning. After the accident I became a strong believer that we're all in this world for a reason and each one us has a meaning for being alive.
I had an out of body experience and it was very different than most reported ones… everything was sepia tone … I died in a parking lot… it was an accident … but I remember looking at my dead body in my car .. there was no white light … I describe it as waiting on a train … but it never came … it was amazing and peaceful and I was not afraid. it seemed I had all the answers of the universe. I saw my ex wife find me and she found my body and screamed … my soul returned to my body and it was the most intense pain I have ever felt. I wasn’t back yet. Paramedics came and worked on me. I remember having a full on conversation with them but they couldn’t hear me.. they said male 45 no vitals and continued to work … finally I came back. I have no fear of death. I am certain there is something more. I use my experience to help people who are near death not be afraid. It’s an amazing journey we all will take eventually… I love this channel.
Was the sepia like a 2 dimensionale space where you felt like you where gliding over some sort of surface? I woke up in ICU a couple of weeks ago after having that experience... Actually told nobody because it was so wierd.
@@Setsunoneit was Weird for me… it was Sepia tone .. but I was looking at my dead self and aware . There was no pain … just happy and free .. I moved effortlessly and Was not aware of how I was getting there it was just a POV change as I wanted to see something.. I describe it as waiting for someone from the other side to come get me .. but no one did. I was revived 15 minutes or so later back in my body. It was an amazing experience. I have no fear because I know there is something after
I mean that's a pretty typical NDE!
I had that one, felt like all existence became clear, and everything suddenly made sense. It faded away like a dream later, so I have very hazy memory of it.
It's very common for people in hospice just before they die to see and talk to loved ones that have passed. I sat next to 85-year-old grandma, who lied in hospice and didn't speak for a few days. Suddenly her eyes opened, she sat up and spoke to her mother, my long dead great grandmother, as if she were standing at the foot of her bed. She called her "mama" and said she was scared. She sounded like a little girl herself. Shortly after, she passed away. It freaked us out. The nurses said it happens all the time. 🤷♀️
That's what happens when you go "at home" instead of while out and about.
She genuinely got to see her mama again.
Same thing my grandmother did just before she passed.
We go to heaven,not by our works but by God's grace,we can't earn it, it's a free gift,just believe in Jesus trust in him,if you confess with your mouth the Lord Jesus,and believe in your heart God raised him from the dead,you shall be saved
@@agapelife2179 maybe but I doubt it
As a RN who worked hospice for many years, I can attest to this fact. ❤
Always such great shows! My favorite thing to watch. Thank you for all your hard work getting these videos out to us! ❤❤
I'm so sorry to hear about your father. I can imagine that this has been difficult to deal with so my deepest condolences to you and your family. I appreciate your videos and I am a huge fan ever since I discovered it on accident. Thank you for your content and your intelligent feedback on all the different subjects. 🙏
Wow, your Dad is a fighter! 😮❤. Bless your family!
I paused the video and choked up when he used the words “dad” and “died” in the same sentence. I lost my dad too. Losing the father figure was tough on me. I don’t have the heart to tell my mum that dad drained all the tears from my body and that there is none for when she passes. May that be a cautionary tale for parents. Who dies first….
@@arrowgantonegreen839 I agree. When the first parent dies, it’s like you realise what death really means. You knew what it meant but it’s different now. You realise that death means they will never ever come back no matter how much you beg god or cry. The hole it leaves behind in the house. The new deafening silence in the house. That empty side of the bed. It’s a lot to take in and accept.
My brother died recently. I didn’t feel a thing. But when i looked at old photo from when we were 10, i cried and missed him. But i was back to normal quickly afterwards. My dad’s passing toughened me up a bit and i now understand why doctors are so unphased by death.
@@Natasha26 It is a shame the 'Western" countries do such a poor job of preparing us for Death, both our loved ones and our inevitable own. There are so many facets to the failure, such as valuing youth above all else and fighting the aging process with all we have and honestly not respecting elders the way we should. We also hide death and hush talk of it like it is some boogeyman not to be spoken about. No wonder we are utterly crushed the first time we experience a deep personal loss :(
@@xSayPleasex The only “youths” i have seen disrespecting elders are those left behind (abandoned to their own device) because the elder(s) couldn’t find the time to put them on the right path. You reap what you sow sort of logic…
It is also my opinion that just because you look old and wrinkly, doesn’t mean that you did the right things growing up or that you are a good person now. Far from it.
My mom died from cancer earlier this year. She was in an almost comotose state (Skeletal look, unconscious, labored breaths) and we went to visit her. I brought with me my daughter who at the time was a little over a year old. My mother LOVED her granddaughter so much and was so sad she wouldn’t get to see her grow up. During our visit we talked to her and said that my daughter was there , and we loved her. I kissed her on the forehead before we left.
Later that night she passed away, and iv always felt that she waited to see her granddaughter one last time before she finally gave in. I like to imagine she was present in spirit and knew we were there to visit one last time.
I’m sorry about your mum. Your mother definitely knew you were there and likely held on for her granddaughter. I feel similarly about my mum (she died of cancer at my house in May this year) she was comatose at the end and my sisters and I whispered into her ear that she could go home. That we all loved her and said it’s ok to go and be with her dad. She took one more big breath then died. We think she was holding on until we told her she could leave us. X
Damn I’m sorry man I can’t imagine watching my mother suffer like that. I hope you found some peace with it my friend
My mother was very sick for a long time and I would visit her every day her only child that did I was her whole world. Well it got so emotionally taxing and physically working and seeing her till close...then covid happened and I wasn't able to see her for some time, her heslth got much worse in my absence...one day I got a call from the nursing home she was in rough shape and to come see her. I spent a few hours with her before she passed away. I know she was holding on to see me one last time and that once she did she could leave. She died just us holding my hand and it was the toughest thing for me I think about her everyday
@@travis-nk8wf I’m sorry bro it’s tough seeing anyone suffer let alone your own mother. I know it’s cliche but at the very least she’s not suffering anymore. I hope you’re doing good in life and found some peace now tho. Brotha ✊🏼
Honestly thanks man felt good to get that off my chest I know the internet is so unpersonal but your comment actually means a lot
Last year I believe I had an out of body experience. At the time I was in bed asleep. I found myself floating in the universe.
I could see our beautiful planet earth to my right below me like a beautiful ball. I could also see other constellations in vivid beautiful colours moving in the universe. The experience felt so very real and vivid.
I also sensed that someone was with me to my right but I could not see the person, but it was a comforting presence looking after me. It was so beautiful and perfectly harmonious, it seemed to go on for a while. Then I said to whoever was with me “how am I going to get back” while looking at our earthly home, then the whole experience stopped. When I awoke I ‘knew’ that I wasn’t dreaming. I’m pretty sure that I had a spontaneous out of body experience.
Love you AJ and Hecklefish! Keep up the amazing work guys. My favorite channel on RUclips by a long shot.
I had an NDE after heart surgery. I bled out internally and it was was at least 20 minutes before blood was circulating again. They had to fill me up and restart my heart. I had an experience that started with me hearing a nurse yelling at me not to die and ended with a presence telling me "you need to go back. "
My dad was soooo pissed when they brought him back. He told me that he never in all of his life felt so much love and acceptance or a sense of belonging. He never saw a tunnel or bright light. He told me that there was something he had to do or something that must happen. I guess he did what he was supposed to do. I month before he died, he warned me he was going to die soon. He said that all hell would break loose and that our family would fall apart because he was the glue holding it together and it did! I’m not sure but I believe my cancer has gone stage 4… I’m not going through anymore chemo or radiation it wrecked my body, I entrust myself to God!
Hey man, come on! You can not just wait for God to do it for you. If you don’t fight, god for sure ain’t gonna be there doing it for you, doing your part for you. That’s not how life works. Then again, I’m not the one going through your suffering, but if you want to try, dont let it to god, he himself is not gonna be able to do it all. Who am I to right you this? Nobody. I wish the best, the possible best. I wish you love and peace.
Not that I want to interfere with other's journeys but in case you haven't, Dr. Joe Dispenza's work might be of interest to you. In particular the book "Becoming Supernatural", that is if you feel the strength to do so. Otherwise, safe journeys wherever you might go.
I will pray for you. Just remember no matter what your father is watching over you every second.
Keep leaning on His everlasting arms. Either way, He’s got you.
I am blown away by this video. Incredible production quality and storytelling. Consider me subbed. Wow this changed my perspective on so much.
Hey I wanted to chime in with a friendly comment as a huge supporter of your series. I started catching shorts on social media and decided to check out a full show and was so impressed I think I've watch 2/3rds of your content and absolutely find it amazing! I love how you entertain us with the story and then by the end you get down the hard cold facts pro / cons. Keep up the great work that you and team do and I hope to enjoy many future episodes (especially the one thats long over due about the Anunnaki). I also choose this episode to leave a comment as I myself has had a brush in with a near death on the operation table at age 9 years old. You did a great job covering the facts but noticed you left something out. Most NDE survivors had deja vu / premonition. Like a warning of something to come. I remember in the episode you reference a woman whom was kayaking and drowned for a while and doctors brought her back. I remember seeing a similar story on Netflix series Surviving Death where that same woman was given information about her teenage son passing away at age 18. For me it was foresight of an ex girlfriend I had relationship going bad and why before it happened. While it happened I was crushed. I don't know if it was to help prepare me or to remind me of a greater good. I also get random waves of deja vu / premonition before it happen and the feeling was so unique I would tell others around me and they would be shocked by my premonition and ask how I would know something. Nothing I could ever control or else I'd be rich playing the lottery. it would be small things like making a 1 in a million basketball shot full court away with one hand on the first try. Once it was winning a small gift card at work. I also knew about my 2 daughters and how'd they look (hair colour / personality) before they were born. Just curious if you knew about that along your research or not. Maybe you covered it in the in-depth podcast, but I don't get a lot of spare time being a Dad. Anyways just wanted to share that and say what again how much I love the series keep on doing the great work you and team do!
When I had surgery and went under anesthesia, I seen my mother, grandmother, aunts and uncles that passed away standing around me. It was like the saying…”Love and Light” and I could feel the positive energy all around me. I didn’t want to leave them but when I came to, I was crying because I didn’t want to leave my mother again. It was a very unique experience that I will never forget.
You may have ceased on the table. Both times I went under, I didn't even know it. Was making small talk with the anesthesiologist when he asked how I was feeling. "Great. When do we start?" was my response. The first time I was told we were finished and I was under for 5 hours, the 2nd lasted 2 hours. "ANYTHING could have occurred" is my lasting impression.
When I had surgery, it was complete darkness for me. I saw nothing. It felt like a short time had passed, but the surgery was long. I liked the darkness and nothingness
@@dj.j5099I’ve a a few surgeries and I too viewed nothing but darkness but my surgery to remove a cyst was definitely one I won’t forget. I wonder if it has something to do with how much dosage is used while under anesthesia? 🤔🤔🤔🤔
Horseshit. When you go under general anesthesia your out... There's no dreams no thing. Blackness. You may have had some dreams during the time between the anesthesia wearing off and waking up but they were dreams. Or even maybe your full of it and looking for attention;-)
@@johnalex6309If I “ceased” while under surgery, wouldn’t the doctors inform me about it when I came to or do doctors not discuss the issue? 🤔🤔🤔
My father was a very private man. He kept his near-death experience to himself. He had open heart surgery in 1971. A few years later, I was looking at a reader's digest article on life after death. I asked my father if he believed in that and then he told me this story. When he was having open heart surgery his heart stopped during the operation. This is something that the surgeon confirmed. He said that he had left his body and then he could actually see the doctor holding his heart and his hand and squeezing it to bring him back to life. He said during that time he floated around for lack of a better word. He said he Saw my mother and me in the waiting room. And that he saw this little old lady trying to show me how to crochet. I often wondered if she was his guardian angel. This too was true. I was 11 years old so I remember it still. He didn't go into any other detail about how he re-entered his body.
He probably doesn't remember, from the NDEs I've heard about they all say next thing they know they were back in their body
And you didn't interrogate every drop of information out of him??
@ejkalegal3145 well I was 11 years old but what I did do is study the heart in every aspect of the blood flow at the age of 11 and after I graduated I worked in the medical field for 40 years.
I had a car accident when I was 16 years old. I had a NDE prior to the car wreck. The car crashed because I died not the other way around. When it happened, I remember being snatched from the car almost like the world fell from underneath me. When this stopped, I was in a very dark space. Here, it felt as if I was being judged for all that I am. This was intense beyond the description of words. Then without any words being spoken, I knew that I had not passed judgment. At this point, it felt like dozens of creatures were clawing at me and dragging me somewhere. I grew up in a Christian home but was not a believer when this happened. I was trying to fight, but the creatures were too strong. Then I cried out to Jesus. When I did, a light flooded in and drove off all the ones that were attacking me. I tried to look into the light but couldn't really see anything but some movement. At this point, the light disappeared and the creatures came rushing back but as the first ones reached me, I awoke instantly in my crashed car.
@ejkalegal3145 I didn't integrate him because it took him a couple of years and somebody asking him. I was grateful to know about his experience he may have said he saw a white tunnel when he went back into his body but he did not say that as he was leaving his body he just saw himself floating over the body but he could go through walls he could go into other rooms. He did not mention his review at all but my mother on the other hand when she had come out of a continuous 72-hour seizure the doctor said it was the longest continuous seizure he had ever seen. After she recovered and we were back home she said she was greeted by Jesus and her mother and brothers and uncles and was told that it was not her time to go just yet. That she should go back and make amends with everyone she knew. I had two brothers and four sisters and she met with each and every one of them. I was the only one she didn't feel she needs to reconcile any old hurts or Miss grievance
We love you in South Africa AJ, you’re greatly appreciated ❤
Thank you for this episode. OFTENTIMES, I pray for my time to come. Lifes challenges can be overwhelming. I know some.of you would say how weak I am, but I guess it's me and I'm not that strong like most of you... Everyday it is always a struggle for me. I tried so very much to make it in life...to be someone worthy of knowing and with all of life's luxury. You can say I'm a failure. If it was up to me, i would have ended everything long ago. After watching and listening to this now i know that we all have our own time and i hope it comed as quick as a blink of an eye so that i can be with my father who loves me and see me as special as everyone else. Tomorrow its another struggle for me.... But after this, somehow i know that it will be much easier when i wake up.
“I miss you Dad…” When I heard AJ say that, I could certainly relate to it. Good episode tonight. Thanks @TheWhyFiles for all you do. Happy New Year’s to you and yours.
My father crossed over this morning -feels
Lost my old man Sept 2022 in a tragic/freak accident, but one I am envious of in a way.
My pops was with his favorite person in the world (my son), playing at an indoor trampoline park, lost his balance and it was lights out.
No pain, no fear, a smile on his face, with his beloved grandson. We should all be so lucky.
@@TiggerTheCosmicCat I'm so sorry for your loss.
@@TiggerTheCosmicCat I’m so sorry for your loss. May his memory be a blessing to all who knew and loved him.
@@BlyGuy That is a beautiful way to think of it. I’m sorry for your loss.
I miss you dad. I'm with you AJ. I saw that note, and brought tears to my eyes. We may not have had the picture perfect family growing up, but the day my dad died, we were all in the room with him, he was there to die, it was over for him, but.. man.. I miss that guy so much. It's very hard, my wife just lost her father a year and a half ago. It's tough man I don't have the words to tell her that it NEVER gets any better. It NEVER gets any easier. It NEVER goes away. It's just the same hurt today as it was back in 2015 for me when my dad passed on. It DOESN'T go away. It never goes away. I don't ever EVER go a SINGLE DAY without thinking about my father. NEVER. She has a very hard time dealing with her own loss, and it scares me because I know reality will never set in for her. But man.. I miss my dad too AJ. I am truly sorry for your loss. Prayers
I agree with you. Time does not heal like they say.
I'm sorry your'e hurting so bad but it does get easier.. I think it's just different time frames for different people. I hope you make peace with it somehow. I lost my mother to Covid 2 years ago in June and though it hit me likie a freight train I can now talk to her whenever I'm struggling without breaking down. It's still very hard at times but it has gotten easier... for me at least. God Bless
@@joshualaird5303 thank you for those kind words. I am very happy for you that you've found some peace in your loss. I suppose the words i wrote may have come out a bit more harsh than intended, when i saw the note at the bottom of the screen i was overwhelmed with sadness for my own personal loss. I suppose in the big picture the pain of the loss has softened, and it was not a shock I'm the first place, that's not the emotion but more that the loss of my father evident in my everyday life, as in all the things i do now i see him coming through my ways. I don't know, it still isn't any better than it was that day. The only thing i have as a Christian is the belief that one day it will all be ok. More than that, but still, it's not easy. I truly am sorry for your loss, and that honestly goes to anyone who reads this, but directly to you as well. Thank you again for your kind words.
@@and4all706Time heals ALL wounds... but if You won't let go....
I'm going to keep my comment short HOWEVER this video is without a doubt THE BEST!!!! video I have ever seen on this subject.
It was COMPLETELY UNBIASED and lets you draw your own conclusions either way. You just provided a wealth of information not
commonly found in other videos. plus I love Hecklefish! ... he provides just the right amount of humor in your videos to keep things light and interesting!
GREAT JOB!!! ... you got a new subscriber!