A Tyler Henry LIFE LESSON: It's Just Stuff 💫
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- Опубликовано: 23 янв 2024
- Tyler talks about an important life lesson that he learned at only 10 years old after his grandmother passed away and he had his first experience with his amazing gifts. Find out why, "It's just stuff."
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Tyler is spot on. It's not the material things you value when a loved one passes it's the memories and experiences you have with them. Love the way you are so insightful at such a young age. Such a wonderful person you are Tyler.
They can take away every thing, but they can never take away the connection, which is infinitely more than any thing.
Amazing gift she left you with, seeing her, hearing her, and bet she protected that necklace in your behalf. What a wonderful life you are having, teaching us all, so much. And the gift you are to your parents, your mom deserved the beautiful soul she gave birth to, after the horrid childhood she endured. YOU are the reward! 🥰
anybody who believes that this guy is legit is too stupid and gullible for this world
When I knew what was happening to me physically, I gave all my possessions away and when asked by my children why, my answer too was, it's just stuff. That I somehow now knew that the only thing that was important was love, light, compassion and forgiveness. Your post made me smile and giggle. Thank you for sharing. Blessings be to you. 💃❤
What a beautiful, life affirming story! Tyler, when my dad died, I was so sad. I fell asleep? on the couch, and he came to me in a lucid dream, looking so young and handsome, as he was such a handsome man in life. He was hugging me, and he started to disappear, and I knew he was leaving me, and I was like no, dad, don't leave me, but he did, and It was so vividly REAL! And I woke up crying. My second visitation happened when my mom died about a year later. She had lost the will to live when my dad died, and her health went downhill quickly. It was during covid, but luckily I was able to visit her in the Hospital, and my two brothers also visiting, until she died. She knew what I didn't- that she was dying. The day she died, she didn't want me to visit, when my visits she always said, was what she looked forward to. My second visitation was mom AND dad, looking so young and beautiful, and they wanted me to come in an elevator with them. It was a huge elevator, and the floor of the elevator was opal, my birthstone. I went up with them in the elevator. They got off and told me to stay there. Family that had died came and said hi to me from outside the elevator, then my mom said honey, it isn't your time, and I was suddenly going down, back to life. One of my brothers said he was so grateful that I didn't stay with them! We were so close, and it was SO REAL!!
I believe it. !
What a cool experience!
Wonderful, those types of dreams are so rare, so this was so special x
The people we've connected with that have enriched our lives are with us forever ❤
Thank you for this. I need stories like this to remind me this life isn’t meaningless and that there’s some divine essence in the world. The body dies but the spirit is eternal.
In a time of darkness of my life. I discovered your show on Netflix. Read your books and you are giving me the return of faith something that I've lost. Thank you Tyler please don't work too hard because I know this must take so much out of you, emotionally and physically. Always take care of yourself first. We need you around. ❤
I used to have "knowings" quite often - they always came to pass. It's hard to describe them, but you did a perfect job. Glad you had a wonderful grandma and parents. That's the "stuff" that matters.
a week or two after my father in law passed away I saw this door of light in my dream. The room around it was completely dark but this very bright light was to my left- my father in law was there and he walked up to me and said "See ya Jen" and he turned around and walked into the light. It was an amazing experience.
I am sitting here bawling because I’ve always wondered why sometimes when my mom comes to me in dreams, she appears to be in her mid 30s early 40s and she looks so beautiful, she passed away at 68 years old, and this, just validated what I’ve always thought, that they appear to us in the version that they liked the most of themselves. Just unbelievable.
Grandmas are gods spirit guides on earth.
This is my story same thing when my grandma died I told them she was dying call uncle Billy just then the phone rang it was uncle Billy said Maw Maw just passed…she passed away and came to me and told me I would become a clairvoyant a gift from her…I can do the same things you can do which is why I love watching you! Omg someone in the family took everything she owned this is crazy!
Breaks my heart that the family member did thar but God and her were able to connect to you because they were able to transcend the void of death and reach you to basically tell you they're still there and watching out for you.❤
I got CHILLS when he mentioned being 10 years old & not understanding what he was experiencing... I can totally relate, because I did not grow up in an environment where the things that I was experiencing had an explanation or a foundation. Yet now in my 30's, I still have some experiences & even premonitions, that always materialize/come to pass, after having them.
My daddy passed Christmas night 2023 and I want to keep everything but I know it’s not healthy and im so happy I found this message today. It’s just stuff
My condolences.❤
What a wonderful introduction to your psychic gift and what a great gift from your Best Friend/Grandmother
Beautifully said Tyler. It’s just stuff and yet we run after it like material possessions were the most important thing. What makes this life is special are the moments we share with divine in silent contemplation and with our loved ones. It’s the experiences of deep connection, beauty and feeling “alive”. Thanks for sharing this message.
Awesome grandmother
Beautiful lesson. Thank you for sharing your Grandmother with us. 🧡
I just love your energy, sense of humour and kind heart. Your Grandma obviously loved you so much and must be so very proud of you. Love from 🇨🇦
Tyler, you're amazing! Never be anything but your authentic self, because you are beautiful! God loves you and so do I! If I ever see you, you're going to get a big hug!
Thank you, Universe! It's just stuff.
Beautiful message we all need to learn. No one leaves this world with stuff. Memories can last a lifetime.
Tyler I just want to thank you for all you do and the light you bring to the world. I came across you after I lost my grandfather 6 years ago a week before I had my daughter and felt like I had lost everything. Even though I was about to start the best journey of my life as a new mom I had lost my biggest support and then 6 months later I suddenly lost my best friend. At a time when I thought I could never be happy or whole again even with my beautiful daughter I found your videos and readings and found hope again. You have such a beautiful gift and are a huge blessing to this world. I sadly wouldn't be able to do a reading as I am across the border in Canada. But if you ever get to tour this side of North America it would be an honor to hear you speak live. You are very wise and have inspired me so much to live my best life and to keep all the amazing things my Grampy and my best friend gave me while I got to know them and to share it with the people I meet and pass onto my daughter as she grows. Sorry for the long post. Love and encouragement always from Toronto.
That was beautiful, Tyler . You are absolutely right... it is just stuff ... hold your loved ones that bit closer tonight, tell them just how much you love them. They are the ones that really matter. Not materials and objects. Love always Lynn from the UK Xxx
Such a beautiful life lesson from your grandma and best friend to leave with you and to us all. What an amazing gift!🥰✨
Tyler has a beautiful way of putting things into words. 💕
Loving and wise to her wonderful grandson. ❤
I have memories, a mug and jacket. But the love I received, was a blessing to me. Thanks Tyler!!
Tyler, you are a brilliant light to many. Keep shining ❤
I can’t tell you how much I needed to hear this today. Thank you Tyler and Grandmother. 🙏💐
I'm sitting in my bed, early in the morning, thinking about all the ways I've failed over family land...not creating a trust when my father was alive...how I should have and how much wealthier my brothers, and family etc would have been if I'd been more astute w money and the working of the financial world ...and then this comes up in my you tube feed. So brilliant, thank you for the reminder again...its just stuff. I've learnt so much through all that family experience. Thank you Tyler for the reminder.
Love from NZ.
What a joy you are.
Sobbing 🥺 the closeness between him and his grandmother is beautiful ❤
Tyler is on my manifestation board 🙏🏼 I’ll see you when I see you 🤍
Probably a very emotional time of his life to remember the feeling of his grandmother passing.
This happened to me, while I was sitting by my mom’s hospital bed, my sister and her son ransacked mom‘s house and cherry picked everything! 😳 I was devastated because at the time I was actually spending the night at my mom‘s house , so to walk into a mess was also unreal. Mom lived in California and I lived in Oregon. It was really hard but at the end of the day I agree it was just stuff. I was just so shocked. My sister took all my baby pictures and told me she didn’t know what I was talking about. I mean WHY and who does this!!? 😢❤❤❤❤ I am grateful for all the days, months and YEARS of memories I had with mom because she was truly my mentor and best friend, as well as the greatest mom. These moments in time keep me going, helping through this deep sadness, loss and pain. Cancer sucks 😢
Thank you so much for this story 😊 Tyler Henry ❤
Nice story Tyler. When I was 6 I knew my grandmother had just died (she was 50). My mother got a phone call that day and as she was talking, I told her “Granny died, right?” She stared right through me and never answered. Yes, my grandmother had just died and my father was calling with the news.
More people need to realize this in life.😊
How beautiful! Thanks Tyler
I love this story and so true...... it's just stuff!
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Thank you Tyler, I believe this was a message for me not to sell my Grandmothers ring. Our connection is so deep, and her diamond ring is that tangible love we so shared together. You are amazing as always. ❤
My grandma always wanted me to have her diamond ring and grandad's black onyx Masonic ring. A family member said no she must be buried with them. At burial the funeral director casually passed to me the rings. My mom had them made into a single ring for me on my 30th birthday. I'm 71 now. This family lady took us for a ride financially too. Best to you, Bill
Great wisdom of immeasurable value I what she left us all. She is wonderful.❤️
Thanks Tyler
This is weird literally a week ago. My daughter was telling me how stressed she was worrying about clearing our home when the time comes and replied to her, "Don't worry about it. it's just stuff"...
What a beautiful story, I had constant goosebumps at the part where your Grandmother came back to visit you! My husband & I don't buy each other celebration gifts but rather gift each other an experience, memories are forever, stuff is not, your Grandma taught you a valuable lesson indeed ❤️
Thank you for sharing this. It resonated with me. something similar happened to me when my mom passed. I walked into my parents house two days after we buried her to see it practically empty and anything left had stickers on with the name of family members that had put dibs on the items as if at an auction. The memory still hurts today, but thankfully not as much as it did 9 yrs ago.I have slowly come to terms with its just stuff ❤. Love your work.
It is just stuff. Can’t take it when you go. and that leaves you with the memories you shared together.❤
I wasn't a child when my dad died. He passed in the afternoon, and that night I saw him in a dream, only I didn't recognize him. He appeared to me like he would have looked when I was a toddler. My sister brought pictures to his wake, and that's when I saw a picture of him at that age, and I realized who it was I saw. I also saw him months later sitting in the pew in front of me in his Sunday suit, looking exactly like he did when he died. It freaked me out and I started crying and he was gone when I looked up. He was so real!
So very true.
He is a treasure! A precious soul who is following his path thank goodness.
It is a truly message ”its just stuff”🙏🏻🙏🏻 I had two neighbours that has passed away last year in cancer. And realized how the things they had in their home was just stuff, noT the same valuable without the owner. How theese people/workers cleansed it out and treated without feeling that has meant something for the previous owner that had them for so many years and made their home. The furniture had lost the life, the shining had disappeared and the energy was gone as the owner had departured. So I saw how this things that one time made a valuable home and erased it in a moment to be garbaged, crushed as soon it left that homes. It was sadly to see, the memories of a lifetime to changed for the next second to nothing. Felt the emptiness it was without the owners energies and how connected it is to this stuff. The name on the door, register on that number of apartement, the identity was gone. The end of it as it has never been excisted. But More valuable is the memories we have and the love in our hearts continues.❤ It is just stuff.
Love you Tyler.
Yes! This is how I feel. I enjoy stuff, but it is the experiences and memories with others that are so meaningful. I would also say time in nature. It's a brief gift to be here.
Tyler, get out my head it is not a good place to be. I recently lost my best friend my rock my everything "my mother" all rolled up one special person. I must say that while I was in the ER with my mom she said I LOVE YOU VERY MUCH and my brother was in her house taking things. He got STUFF I have her love ❤
@Larrison1981 I am so sorry for your loss. May you find peace and comfort in that you were there with mom and she died with your ❤love! Sending you much ❤too.
Beautiful ❤ Share
grandmother spirit
never ending🙏
So beautiful, thanks for sharing, you are a great human being ❤
Thanks Tyler. I also had someone take my Grandma's things when she passed. To sell them none the less. 10 years later it still hurts. Your message today really helped. ❤😊
I've been there. My grandma passed, and my "aunt" by second marriage who had power of attorney emptied her bank accounts that day, and the bank teller I know asked how my grandma was doing and this individual told her, "she could be doing better". It's almost laughable, but not really.
My dad used to always say the same thing but I didn’t really understand the full meaning of “it’s just stuff” until after he died. It’s another way of conveying the message to figure out what’s really important. If you somehow lost everything you owned, what “thing” would you truly mourn not having anymore…because it’s just stuff.
This is a beautiful message, I got a yellow citrine ring in gold from my grandmother. This ring used to be huge, but as I grew older, the ring, still very beautiful is so small... but my memories of my gran are still 100%... i am now old enough to be a gran, i dont have children though. I still miss my Omi (gran)
A profound message to all of us! It’s just stuff…
That is a beautiful summation of life and death ... thank you Tyler and Tylers Gran.
Beautiful soul.
Oh Tyler ❤ such a gift 🙏
This is a beautiful message. My family member did the exact same thing when my Grama died and it’s just stuff . That is the truth and Thankyou for sharing. If anyone should ever get a reading , the family of Maura Murray , UMASS Nursing student who disappeared without a trace , is desperately seeking answers for what happened. They never found her body and her sister and family is still suffering from her disappearance.
That was a very nice description of Hanford. What Tyler omitted is the water smells like farts. No joke.
You are a blessing Tyler. ❣️
I had the same thing happen when my mom passed. 2 siblings took everything. Thank you for the story.
Thank you! It’s the moments, memories, and love that are the most important. What a wonderful grandma you had to give you this lesson.👍🏻🙏🏻❤️
Beautifully said Tyler! It's just stuff!!! Throughout the years I've accumulated things and when I look at it now it does not fulfill me. I find that memories of loved ones are priceless and so powerful. Thank you Tyler for this meaningful video, you made my day. Love you!
Tears. Just beautiful,,
Thank you Tyler for this video! It couldn't have been more timely and needed for me! WOW! PEACE!!!❤❤
OMG, what a beautiful message. Thank you for sharing, Tyler.
Keep sharing your gift and blessings with those that need 'em. God bless.
Beautiful ❤I love that he is so giggly when telling his story 😊
Bless him! Bless him! Bless him! Wow what a beautiful soul
You were not alone with this experience your family went through, I had a staff member at the Funeral Home shared with me that after her Mom passed someone had stole all of her possessions in her home including her 1/2 of her ashes as she personally had the other 1/2 for her own possessions. When she went back to clean & remove her personal effects & to retrieve the other half of her ashes she was taken back that someone cleaned out the entire home.
AMAZing story!!! 🥺 Thank you so much Tyler. 💝
Tyler! It’s as if you’re saying my words from my own experiences! 😊😊
That was beautiful Tyler thank you for sharing God bless the healer you are❤❤❤
Thank u for sharing this beautiful memory of grandma
Tyler, you're the best! You have such a pure heart 💜
Great advice Tyler. God bless you and your family. 🕊
Amen ❤
So beautiful ❤️ Tears welled.
THANK You Tyler ❤❤❤ this is exactly what I needed to hear in this time
Me too, Heather.
LOVE
Hanford where Steve " The Voice" Perry is from!! Beautiful story.
Such a true message.
This is exactly what I needed to hear right now. Thank you ❤
Likewise 🙌🌀🩵
A lovely lesson for everyone! Thank you for sharing❣️
💞 knowingness 😊
I lived in Hanford in 1979. 😊 I went there for 5th grade.
Ty for sharing. You are gifted and don't loose that.
We had the same experience. Family members stole everything right after a death. It is just stuff..........🙏
same happened to me.
God bless u and this amazing beautiful gift u have❤
Yep. From the beginning days through the ending days, remarkable encounters abound. I am sorry to here the harder bits of this story, and I am glad for the deeper journey and awakenings. Thank you for the work you do Tyler Henry; it is appreciated.
Thanks Tyler 😊
Thank you so very very much Tyler 🙏🙏, for sharing this gem! This is a wonderful share! All love to you and to your grandmother in spirit!
Ugh, that’s so Central Valley for a family member to steal from family. I’ve experienced this too in my family. I’m so glad I got out. Good for you for getting out of that negative hole of a valley. Unfortunately there’s more bad than good there.