"At Our Core, We are Love" | Helmut Felzmann's Near-Death-Experience

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  • Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024

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  • @Dion_Mustard
    @Dion_Mustard Год назад +27

    Very moving and inspiring interview. I have had Out of Body Experiences and Lucid Dreams and both totally transformed my mind-set. I never would have accepted that Consciousness was MORE than brain , UNTIL I had these experiences myself. During these experiences I met with deceased love ones, and was able to leave my body spontaneously. Trust me when I say these experiences were NOT illusions. And even though I am only 39 years old, I very much look forward to my own "death", even though I know this is just a term that has no meaning anymore. Death is not Death. Death is merely a CHANGE of consciousness :)

  • @Experiencevlog
    @Experiencevlog Год назад +8

    Only genuine content provider on a very spiritual and deep topic. Thank you for presenting in such a graceful way!
    P.S : Snow in the background gave a different vibe altogether to this beautiful interview.

  • @TheSolsonia2003
    @TheSolsonia2003 Год назад +9

    Infinite loving gratitude for your genuine contribution 🙏🤍👼🕊🕯

  • @cynthiasolomon885
    @cynthiasolomon885 Год назад +6

    Wonderful interview. I relate to this gentleman so much. Beautiful.

  • @andreaandrea6716
    @andreaandrea6716 Год назад +1

    I love all the interviews done by Mr. Werner Huemer (and brilliant translator & voice-overs!). The consummate interviewer! Such a good job! (Thank you for posting!) These interviews have changed my life, gently shifting the way I walk through each day. I am very grateful.

  • @aussie_has_fomo
    @aussie_has_fomo Год назад +1

    Dr Helmut Felzmann, your story deeply resonated with me. Thank you for sharing the wonderful insights & revelations you had throughout your healing journey. I also had a spiritually transformative experience about 12 years ago, and feel I am still learning & figuring out my life path on this 3D plane. Listening to Dr Felzmann’s recount of his life path & experiences towards wholeness is inspiring. Self-actualization can take time and meander throughout your entire life. I hope to get there too one day (hoping soon!) 💛✨💪
    Thank you so much for another amazing interview!! The snow falling gently in the background was magical. Keep up the great work! 🙏 ❄️

  • @carolesanchez9313
    @carolesanchez9313 Год назад +3

    Fascinating information in this interview. Helmut is a very sensitive and intuitive man which has enabled him to experience such meaningful events in his life. I could relate to his Christian experience very well and really enjoyed knowing I am not alone in that part of my journey.

  • @lyzzochka
    @lyzzochka Год назад +7

    Such a great interview and remarkable life story, thank you!

  • @gloriaoelman761
    @gloriaoelman761 Год назад +25

    Wonderful interview with a great deal of useful information. Helmut is clearly a very thorough and courageous investigator. It's not easy to extricate yourself from what has been a supportive and nourishing community. The gently falling snow in the background was mesmerising.

  • @jmhofmeyr
    @jmhofmeyr Год назад +5

    Loved it

  • @sadrablue
    @sadrablue Год назад +3

    Very relatable for me. Thank you

  • @PythagorasHyperborea
    @PythagorasHyperborea Год назад +4

    Powerful to the end.

  • @mm77991
    @mm77991 Год назад

    What a wonderful interview! I love this guy. Very helpful, thank you!

  • @colleencolquhoun8818
    @colleencolquhoun8818 Год назад

    Fantastic, talk and experience …. His journey to the truth was long, but powerful.

  • @euroitalian8080
    @euroitalian8080 Год назад +4

    So very interesting. Thank you to such an insightful man.

  • @marycandullo526
    @marycandullo526 Год назад

    THANK YOU FOR SHARING YOUR ❤️.

  • @perlefisker
    @perlefisker 10 месяцев назад

    Thank you for bringing this interview.
    How paradoxical that the devil indeed came to Helmut disguised in light.

  • @kimkhalaj7613
    @kimkhalaj7613 Год назад +1

    One of the best interviews I’ve seen!
    ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

  • @ggrey5990
    @ggrey5990 Год назад

    After listening to this yesterday I tried the breathwork this morning and found it immediately powerful! Thank you for this interview!

  • @oliverazivanovic492
    @oliverazivanovic492 3 месяца назад

    Powerful!

  • @jaym6379
    @jaym6379 Год назад

    This was absolutely brilliant. Thank you so much for sharing. ❤

  • @HoneyBeeBuz
    @HoneyBeeBuz Год назад

    Great interview

  • @razony
    @razony Год назад +2

    Fear: Religion always justifies fear. 'Fear makes one aware...' 'Fear keeps one faithful...' Does not everyone in humanity correlates fear with evil? The rapist, kidnapper, narcissist, psychopath, terrorist, dictator... Does not fear, have NO place in love? Fear has no place in love and love has no place with fear. The NDE/Past life experience are showing humanity this one message. It's all about love. Humanity really does love to complicate life. The NDE/Past life just uncomplicated it. -Ex-Christian

  • @RamonaMcKean
    @RamonaMcKean Год назад

    I really wonder now what happened to me as a baby. Fascinating talk. Thank you.

  • @holly_kay5570
    @holly_kay5570 Год назад

    I'm not convinced that Herr Felzmann will ever stop searching. Whether RAD, Reactive Attachment Disorder, or other automatic response has developed., help and change are possible. There is a book titled "Core Transformation" ~Reaching the Wellspring Within by Connirae Andreas and Tamara Andreas. We need to read it early on so as not to suffer so long.

  • @lyndabjornsonmoyer4524
    @lyndabjornsonmoyer4524 Год назад +1

    Thank you so much so helpfull great love❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

  • @ultracalicokittycat
    @ultracalicokittycat Год назад

    wow, fascinating link between being "given away for 4 months" at birth (!!??) and never feeling right into adulthood until that regression took place during therapy....

  • @davidwilsonBC
    @davidwilsonBC Год назад

    I'm sure Dr. Felzmann would be interested to read the profoundly loving words that Jesus said about Judas in the book "A Course in Miracles". Jesus also dispenses with the idea that he somehow was an "atonement sacrifice" in this remarkable work. The fact that Jesus died by crucifixion does not in any way certify that God 'required' such cruelty and injustice to forgive humanity. So, I find no relief at all in the idea that he "did not die on the cross" because "there was too much blood on the shroud" !! Jesus has also written an autobiography ("Jesus My Autobiography") that further clarifies for me so much about his life and death and life on earth after death. This was a fascinating account of Dr. Felzmann's life and I do agree with much of it.

  • @cristianm7097
    @cristianm7097 Год назад

    The core is just pain and fear.

    • @tonhan2092
      @tonhan2092 9 месяцев назад

      😂 you mean love

  • @jesuisravi
    @jesuisravi Год назад

    the Shroud of Turin is an interesting artifact...whether anything science has to say about what it means in the context of the question: "Did Jesus really die?" weighs significantly against what eye-witnesses ,i.e., the evangelists, have to say, I don't pretend to know. I wonder if it is even relevant? Jesus for me is just a sign...a way of accessing the GREAT IDEA...I mean, that the ground of the whole manifestation is unconditional, boundless, love.

  • @marymitchell4617
    @marymitchell4617 Год назад +2

    I'm no holy roller; I don't believe guilt or fear or any of the man-made interpretations truly represent the beauty & love in the message of the gospel, the Bible, & the TRUTH of the death & ressurection of Jesus Christ. The evidence of that truth is indisputable, I don't have the kind of time to lay it down here, but it's been historically affirmed by plenty of credible sources.. This man is free to believe what he chooses. However, his big revelation that Christ didn't actually die on the cross, conveniently aligns with his seemingly desperate need to convince himself that if Jesus didn't really die, then his torture & suffering were actually meaningless; unfortunate, maybe, but the implications lost the profound importance we thought they held. Jesus' death & ressurection are at the heart & soul of understanding that the sacrifice Jesus made was for us, & for our salvation, for our ultimate forgiveness, it's so much deeper than tossing off suffering as unnecessary. It seems like his conclusion is a softer, easier way for him to justify his need to avoid suffering or discomfort in his own life, which totally & completely misses the point. Nobody wants to suffer, but this man seems to be so focused on himself, his path & his pain, that the greatest sacrifice & love ever known to mankind, from Jesus Christ, is utterly lost on him, & that's why this interview was so sad to me.

    • @CathyS_Bx
      @CathyS_Bx Год назад +1

      Felzmann is not the first to point out that the whole notion of Christ's "blood sacrifice" and resurrection is misbegotten. Ancient myths about the death and rebirth of gods got superimposed on the Christ story. And the idea that a horrific torture somehow was an atonement for our sins is bizarre, when you think about it. (Even more bizarre: being told at a young age that you were born in sin anyway!) One is free to believe what one wants to believe, but removing the word "believe" from your vocabulary can be transformative. However . . .
      I do question some of his thinking. He rejects the science proving that the Shroud of Turin was created during the Middle Ages and has concocted a weird fiction about what it signifies. He has fallen for a lot of bullsugar over the years and though he managed to disengage again and again, he may still be under the sway of misguided theories. I'm fascinated by his life's journey, though, and do not doubt that he is a compassionate trauma therapist.

    • @helmutfelzmann6050
      @helmutfelzmann6050 Год назад +1

      Nur zur Klarstellung: für mich war das Leiden Jesu nicht umsonst, allerdings hängt für mich die Erlösung der Menschheit nicht davon ab, denn Gott ist auch für mich ein Gott der Liebe und wirkliche Liebe braucht kein schreckliches Leiden um vergeben zu können

  • @octopuszoo2027
    @octopuszoo2027 Год назад +1

    Huh?? 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

  • @Black-dog-likes-walks
    @Black-dog-likes-walks 6 месяцев назад

    That cult he joined sounds a lot like the people that make negative comments on NDE videos. 😂

  • @ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked

    The Book of Judas was recently discovered and says unhistorical and unoriginal "Jesus" (a whitewashed name, and J didn't even exist in the alphabet back then) told him to sell him out, insisted to him after Judas kept saying no.

  • @marie-noellebaechler1433
    @marie-noellebaechler1433 Год назад +14

    Thank you for this very interesting video, in many respects.
    - It shows how long it took for Mr Felzmann to find the key of his inner world
    - It also shows that having a deeply transformative spiritual experience is sometimes not enough to find this key
    - It shows how certain aspects of our life experience are hidden by others, and how long it sometimes takes us to find our way through our inner labyrinth.

  • @sac1303
    @sac1303 Год назад +10

    Wow! This was an intensely engaging interview. Helmut presented us with an amazing personal story, insight, and food for thought. Thanks, Thanatos TV.

  • @Aashka_The_Mystic
    @Aashka_The_Mystic Год назад +10

    Self love is so important ❤️

    • @all4source813
      @all4source813 Год назад +2

      In order to spread LOVE in this world, YOU have to be full of LOVE first.Yea, this is the first step to became a good man, by loving yourself first . Much LOVE to you also traveler in this life

  • @FranciscoJavier-ld8lo
    @FranciscoJavier-ld8lo Год назад +9

    Very interesting interview, as always. Thanks for share

    • @ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked
      @ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked Год назад

      :3 The Book of Judas was recently discovered and says unhistorical and unoriginal "Jesus" (a whitewashed name, and J didn't even exist in the alphabet back then) told him to sell him out, insisted to him after Judas kept saying no.

  • @weaverdreams
    @weaverdreams Год назад +5

    I wish that were true, but if people were really “all love,“ we wouldn’t have a planet in the shape it’s in. We also wouldn’t have people ignoring each other, and stepping over the homeless on their way to church.

    • @KohalaLover
      @KohalaLover Год назад

      Everyone, if they desire, can show their capacity for compassion and mercy. It’s true that many that attend church are not aware of the suffering of others, nor do they care. But there’s always hope. We can practice love.

    • @newnesspresenceenergy4840
      @newnesspresenceenergy4840 Год назад +1

      People are love but don’t know it and are learned to not be so much…

  • @chrishowell5491
    @chrishowell5491 8 месяцев назад +2

    Jesus was crucified died and was buried and rose again on the third day. He needs to watch the real video on the shoud of Turin. When he left his body a great energy left the image on the shroud. Do not be misled by one book.. God is love!

  • @suehadley2010
    @suehadley2010 Год назад +2

    Thank you. This was very helpful to make sense of many experiences I've had that mirror Helmet's. Wonderful.

  • @jeara69
    @jeara69 Год назад +3

    Great interview and thanks for sharing!

  • @KohalaLover
    @KohalaLover Год назад +2

    Thank you Werner and Helmut. Interesting experiences.

  • @ginettemorin2
    @ginettemorin2 Год назад +7

    Thank you Mr Felzmann, you gave us a lot to reflect on. And Mr Huemer, you're a very good interviewer. Thank you.

  • @martinroberts4365
    @martinroberts4365 Год назад +1

    This is such a powerful message from Helmut that can be received and understood by all questioning Christians. His inner and devotional search for answers has delivered in spectactular ways and now extends itself to the helping of others through his trauma work. Love will not leave us comfortless because it is what we are made of. Wonderful, thank you All who contributed to the putting together of this presentation.

  • @WmArthur
    @WmArthur Год назад +1

    Thank you very much gentlemen. I grew from hearing this testimony. I've had similar experiences and conclusions. Peace, Love to All

  • @sigrid3553
    @sigrid3553 Год назад +1

    A very interesting interview with a great, honest man who really shares his heart. Thank you so much for opening up about your religious experiences, both good and bad. I can so much relate! I am so glad you finally found Gods unconditional love ❤️. Your traumas from childhood was also very deep and fundamental. I learned so much from listening to you. Thank you both for this amazing interview!

  • @happychange8045
    @happychange8045 4 месяца назад

    Excellent. My journey has been similar… I’m in my 70’s and still on the journey, but much freer, at more peace than ever in religions.

  • @PatriciaGoodsonpianist
    @PatriciaGoodsonpianist Год назад +1

    What an extraordinary story. And what an extraordinary life. The thing about the nursery broke my heart.

  • @infin8vision
    @infin8vision Год назад +6

    @ThantosTVEN I have to continue to pester you about a collaboration with @AnthonyCheneProduction simply because you both serve as the very few vessels ordained to share the same beautiful message. That would be such an incredible milestone in NDE history. Tysm for all your phenomenal work🏆🅰️1️⃣

  • @lyndabjornsonmoyer4524
    @lyndabjornsonmoyer4524 Год назад +1

    Is man is so clear minded it is refreshing such a clear mine.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😅

  • @cindylong2782
    @cindylong2782 6 месяцев назад

    One of the best interviews on this topic I have heard!

  • @Zdruhehobrehu
    @Zdruhehobrehu Год назад

    Such a beautiful man.❤ We Are love!

  • @andreaandrea6716
    @andreaandrea6716 Год назад

    It's shocking to hear that a woman doesn't know not to leave her baby with strangers, that she just hands her newborn baby over to complete strangers like that. How deeply cut off from ones own core does one have to be to do this, when it is not under dire circumstances? To hear "I didn't know any better." seems insane to me. Wasn't every fiber in her being screaming "I want to be with my baby!!" ?
    WHAT IS THAT? Numbness? Deep stupidity? I simply do NOT understand. Is it historical? (Germany in the 1950s). I am clutching at straws... it's just inconceivable. It hurts me to hear this. It's actually painful. I am so angry hearing this.

    • @ladrabudka6953
      @ladrabudka6953 5 месяцев назад

      He indicated that he realized it had taken generations of trauma in his family for his parents to behave as they did. He researched them. People can’t give what they don’t have. His mother had never known love or developed a “core self”. She only knew she should do her “duty”. Before her death when they were able reconcile she really had no idea why she abandoned him. At least they did not leave him there and did the best they knew how to do to raise well. Forgiveness, mercy, compassion, understanding-that heals all 💜🎆🙏✝️.

  • @charleslewis6815
    @charleslewis6815 4 месяца назад

    He has found the truth!

  • @Katherine-ou5me
    @Katherine-ou5me 4 месяца назад

    A beautiful man ❤

  • @murphthesurf3409
    @murphthesurf3409 Год назад

    Great guest and interview. I have come to agree with many of his conclusions.

  • @ilfluore5126
    @ilfluore5126 Год назад

    To start with the dogma that Jesus was born without an earthly father seems a bit of a tension for a human mind ) And of course nobody in Church tells you that when you become your true self - you are with God.

  • @marydawnpafford9969
    @marydawnpafford9969 Год назад

    Thank you Helmut and Thanatos, This is the conversation of my thoughts very similar about religion and my path of learning.

  • @joygoddard361
    @joygoddard361 Год назад

    Wonderful episode !!! Thank you so much

  • @edwinroworth7932
    @edwinroworth7932 Год назад

    Doctor, in reference to the shroud dead men do not bleed. In reference to Jesus, each person is a subatomic field that has frequency and Force. Jesus had/has the highest number physically possible, so In a sense thinking/ visualizing what you perceive as the man Jesus automatically raises your consciousness above sin/disease and decrepitude. See Dr David Hawkins version of Kinesiology...Also you may find the Roman Catholic Experience of Relics fascinating. Blessings 💗

  • @cocothetrouble
    @cocothetrouble Год назад

    🧡