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One of the things near death experiences will say they'll come back and say, Well, I had no idea how powerful my thoughts
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and words are, you know, I would have chosen them more carefully if I had known or I had no idea that my behavior was affecting
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other people negatively. You know, that kind of thing. They'll say things like, well, you know, when you bring hope or
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nextlevelsoul.com/free. I'd like to welcome to the show, David
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Suich. How you doin David? I'm doing fine. Thank you very much, Alex, it's a pleasure to be on the show today.
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Thank you so much for coming on the show. I'm excited to talk to you my friend because I've, I've interviewed probably 30 Plus
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near death experiencers at this point, but you've done a few more, a few more than I have done some. You've done like 700
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You've written a book about it. And you've come over 1000 Now we're now yeah. My book, it was 700. And it's probably it's
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probably close to 1200. But I I stopped counting after the book so. Exactly. And I've been it's a subject that I've been very
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fascinated with ever since I started bringing near death experiencers on the show it. It is a fascinating, you know,
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believe don't believe you know, there's so much like, oh, that's just chemicals in your brain going on? All this kind of
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stuff. You came at it from a very pragmatic approach, if I'm not mistaken. And what you've discovered along your journey
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has really opened you up spiritually. It's opened you up in many other ways, which we'll talk about. So how did you get
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started? And why did you want to get started investigating near death experiences? Well, all started back in 1999. And I came down with chronic
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tendinitis. And it started in my hands, and then it moved to sort of my elbows, and I had my jaw. And then I got my feet, and it
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got worse and worse and worse. And I actually had it for about 20 years. And 2019, it finally started to just clear up and go
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away. And I actually spent three years from 2016 to 2019, I had
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to use a mobility scooter. Because if I was on my feet, you know, for half an hour while shopping at the grocery store, I
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you know, I'd be in pain. And so I had this chronic pain, doctors didn't know why they never figured it out, actually. And I
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don't know what caused it to just miraculously heal. I was told actually, by one of the guys I interviewed, who was
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quite psychic, he had had a near death experience. He says, Oh, you're you're gonna get your healing. And of course, I didn't believe him, you know. So, but I've been prayed for by dozens
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of churches, hundreds of people, and nothing. And back then I was a what you would call a Christian. I was raised
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Catholic. And I came to a very painful conclusion. And that conclusion was one of two things going on here. Either there is
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no God, I didn't think that was right. I was pretty sure there was God or there is a God, and he doesn't care about me, you
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know, I'm the son who has been badly behaved. And, you know, he's, you know, I'm disowning you because I'm embarrassed with
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you, you know, that kind of thing. And I clicked on a YouTube video. And this was in 2007. And it was about atheists
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who died, saw the afterlife and returned. And I had gotten training because I worked in sales. And so I had gotten
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training and how to spot a lie, and this guy didn't have any of the signs. And I started looking into it. testimony after
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testimony. And I started on YouTube at first and then I would be talking about it and you know, somebody would say,
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Well, I had a near death experience and, and they tell me about their experiences. And after I decided you know, people
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need to know about this because they tell a story that's quite different than when I was taught by, by my religion. So I wrote
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the book, God took my clothes and now I'm a spiritual counselor. I'm a certified spiritual counselor and I counsel people who have near death experiences out of body
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experiences, you know, spiritually transformative experience or spiritual awakening, things like that. So
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yeah, I've included the journey I've had, I've had a few guests on that. There, you know, what
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they were taught growing up is not exactly what they saw when they went to the other side, as far as religion is concerned, as
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far as dogma is concerned, and like I always tell people like
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whatever your path to spirit is, if it's religion, if it's not, if it's being of positive mind to you, great, go down that
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road, you're doing most more than most. But, you know, at all, it's very interesting near death. I want to ask you one
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question before we get deep into it. Have you? Have you interviewed Near Death Eaters near death? experiencers, who
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are from different cultures? Because Jesus shows up all the time. Jesus is a busy guy, he's constantly he's all he's
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everywhere all the time. He's, he's, you know, but I never heard Buddha. I've never heard Shiva. I've never heard Mohammed
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like it from different cultures, people having near death experiences. Have you come across that?
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Yes. I have heard people describe seeing all sorts of religious figures and haven't
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Really? So yeah, so it was. So you've heard of Buddha, you've heard of Shiva, you've heard of Hindu gods, if that's if that
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was the culture that they were, or that's what they recognize. Not Shiva. people who saw Buddha who saw Mohammed who saw Jesus,
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Moses, Peter, the guy, now you'll be met by, you know, they
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created environment to make you feel comfortable, you know, so if you're a Buddhist, maybe you'll meet Buddha. You know, if
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you like nature, they'll bring you into a garden. You know, if you were a Christian, now, you know, you'll meet Jesus, maybe
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if you're a Catholic, you'll meet Mary or one guy, he was a big fan of Peter. And so when he got to heaven, you know, Peter
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met them. And they can appear any, any way they want. But they'll generally appear how they did on Earth, you know, so
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you kind of see what they look like. And so in these, he meets Peter, the hot headed apostle, and he says, yeah, he was a bit
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shaggy looking.
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It's kind of like, you know, if you make a good point, they want you to feel anyone say they, the other side, for lack of a better
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word, wants you to feel comfortable, because it's kind of like waking up from, from, from anesthesia from like, heavy
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drugs, and you're just kind of like wobbly, and you're just a little disorientated. And if you you walk into, like, I use that
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as an example. Because I've, you know, after you've come out of anesthesia, you're just what's going on? What's happening
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zombie, just like is who's that what's going. So it's kind of like leaving that kind of environment. And if you're in a
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in a, like, Who is that Buddha, I don't even know who what is Buddha, like they would bring Jesus if you've been if you feel
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comfortable with Jesus, or if you feel comfortable Buddha or so on. So that makes sense. I love the idea that you like, if
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you like gardens of throw you in a garden. And that's I've heard many of those stories. You know, some people are in the sky, some
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people are in a castle, some people are in different places, it all depends on what they are. So before we dive in a little
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deeper into near death experiences, what do you say to people, which is a common common argument, which is like, Oh,
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this is what just happens when the brain shuts down? These are the chemicals that are released that create this common story,
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because it seems to be not always the exact same, but there's this tunnel of light or there's a light, there's a
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relative there's all these things is that, that the brain is causing that as it dies, what do you what is your response to
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that? What is your explanation for that? Well, that's not a very good theory. It doesn't match what
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these people say. So I have heard it explained by scientists that you know, when you die, the the little cones in your eyes,
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that sense vision, they start to die from the outside. And so it'll look like this, you know, this tunnel with a light at the
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end? Well, people describe going into the light, and it being
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huge, and encompassing everything and moving closer to it. So that doesn't fit. They have conversations with this
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light, you know, and they described feeling more alive and more real than they've ever felt on earth. You know, others say
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well, you know, they were in the hospital and they had these drugs. Well, no, it's your the clarity of your mind is far
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greater. It's it's not a drug trip. It's it's people who have taken drugs say No, it's nothing like it even, you know,
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something like DMT, which is very psychedelic and sort of otherworldly. It's nothing like the near death experience. And
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there's other people say, Well, you know, it's a hallucination. Well, that doesn't fit what they say either because, you know,
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you get blind people who are blind since birth out of the 1000 Plus testimonies. I've heard three of them were blind
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since birth, and they could describe colors the You could say, you know, these people were wearing the same color as, as
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these. Of course, they don't know what color it is because they never learned what color goes with which word, right? So
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they have to just kind of do their best. And then of course, it transforms people's lives and hallucinations don't transform
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people's lives, they come back, more altruistic, less materialistic, they are focused on meaningful, you know, loving
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relationships, they have career changes. You know, one man who was involved in organized crime became a counselor for, for
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young people who were delinquent and in problems. Another guy who was a policeman became a high school teacher, a billionaire
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big, gave up all ties to the financial industry and became a certified marriage and family counselor. You know, it just it
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transforms these people's lives completely. And of course, the first one I ever heard, the guy was an atheist and an art
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teacher, and he became a pastor in the United Church of Christ. So, you know, hallucinations don't do that. And then, of
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course, there's all sorts of other things they, you know, people will meet, somebody arrive in heaven, and they'll
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meet their brother, and they'll come back home, they say, Mom and Dad, I thought I was only child, but I met this guy in
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heaven said he was my brother, and that you had a miscarriage.
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And you know, the parents eyes get real big, because they never told anybody about that, you know, well, that can't be
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described as hallucination or a trick of the dying brain. The only reasonable explanation if you're trying to dismiss it, and
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it's not a very good one is to say there's a massive, coordinated, conspiracy to lie about this. By many doesn't fit
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very well. And millions of people also throughout time, yeah, it's not
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just they all decided in the last 10 years to do it. It's this has been going on for a long time, I think, what was the
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early I think the earliest? The I mean, even the Greek we're talking about near death experience, right?
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Oh, yeah. And, of course, even Tibetan Book of the Dead. You know, it's over 15 years old, and it says, A gleaming light
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will shine from the heart of God that will be so bright that you, you don't dare look at it, but you can't pull your eyes away.
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Well, that's exactly what people describe a light 10,000 times brighter than the Sun that'll all harmful to the eyes and most
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beautiful feeling and thing they've ever seen in their lives. You know, people talk about the experience, like it's
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the all, it's the everything of life is to be in that love. And
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they get to it, and they can't describe it human words. You know, if we were all in interactive dream together,
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right, and one guy woke up, and came back to the interactive dream and tried to describe the real world. You know, and so
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well, you were just hallucinating. It's like, no, it's obviously, when you wake up from a dream, it's obvious that
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this is the real world. It's far more solid and real. It's obvious that your dream world is not real. And that's what they
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say. It's like taking one step higher, to a higher level of reality consciousness. It's it's very similar to waking up from a
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dream. Right! It's Neo in the matrix. I mean, it's yes. Yeah, that's a good analogy. Yeah.
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It's Neo in the Matrix. There's no, there's no question about it. Another example, I've heard of people, when they argue about
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the whole chemicals in the brain thing is, I had eaten Alexander on the show, and he, you know, was brain dead for 20 minutes.
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Clinically, there's a lot of those like that the brain has gone, just gone. And they're like, six minutes, five minutes,
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eight minutes, 10 minutes, sometimes even longer. And these people come back. So there's not even an a convert? How can you
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argue that, you know, with with, with, with Pate, with, with witnesses and other doctors who didn't believe in this stuff?
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And they're like, no, no, I'll sign an affidavit, he was gone. And he came back. So doesn't make a whole lot of sense to me,
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either. I think it's just a way to try to explain the unexplainable because anytime something unexplainable happens,
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scientists really want to explain it. Yeah, it's outside the cultural paradigm of beliefs, they will
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try every excuse they can to dismiss it. I mean, you know, even 500 years ago, when Copernicus worked out the math,
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and he said, we're not the center of the universe, guys, we're going around the sun at 90 miles a second. I mean, he had
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to delay the publishing of his book, on the revolution of the celestial spheres until after his death, because people just
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thought, oh, that's mad science. I mean, that was just craziness. The earth is moving. You know. I mean, it's, we have a long
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history of that. Alfred Wagoner in in 1912. He first suggested
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that the idea that continents were slowly drifting across the surface. He was laughed at by the continents drifting Come on.
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Outstanding slaves. Yeah, even in 1841 Richard Oh, and this guy
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who examined large bone and teeth fragments speculative they were once giant lizards Rove in New York that he called
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Dinosauria. Not everybody thought it was a hoax that he was just trying to make money. That's it. So it's considered
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crazy anytime it's outside of the cultural belief system. But you make a good point, there are testimonies where there's
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nothing you can explain of how they knew this, Pam Reynolds. During her NDA, she was dead for an hour. She had a massive brain
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aneurysm, they drained all her blood. And she was describing what was happening after the head stopped her heart after
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they had drained all her blood after she was brain dead. She was describing what they said, you know, they were trying to,
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you know, get this thing in one of her legs, and it didn't work and had to go. And she described the tools. She described what
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the doctor said, Well, she was brain dead. So how do you
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explain that? Well, there's more to our existence than our physical bodies. That's, that's the reality that's going to be
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commonly accepted within 50 100 years. But yeah, and I think it's, it's already changed from one from
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the when the term near death experience was coined back by Raymond Moody, in the 70s. From that point to now, it is much
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more known. And it is much more accepted than it was prior. It's
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still not widely accepted. And it's still not a concept that is popular, but it is in the zeitgeist without question. And
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it's so much more acceptable now than it was you know, out of body experiences, meditation, yoga, all of these things in the
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last 100 years have been adopted by society as a whole. Even
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channeling people are like, I've chat. I'm channeling this to do this. It's a term that people throw around now like, it's
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like, it's part of the vernacular. But but that was a, that was witchcraft, you would be burned.
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Oh, yeah. And, you know, 100 years ago, if you told your doctor about your near death experience, chances are they put
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you in a mental institution, and they weren't so friendly. 100 years ago, so much good. As they are today. Yeah. So it's, it's
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changing. I mean, even things like, you know, you'll see it in the movies. Now. They'll joke around about it, you know, don't
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go towards the light gym. You know, It's part of it's part of the Zeitgeist. Yeah, We didn't have that 50 years ago, you know, even things like
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if you were to when I was a child, you know, seven years old, 50 years ago, if you said things like, you know, my higher
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self or my chakras are out of luck. People look at you like, what are you talking about? What do you mean, your higher? Yeah,
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they did? Well, now we have terminology for this stuff. And yeah, it's becoming much more widely accepted.
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So can you take me through a typical, I hate to use that word typical, a typical near death experience, like an every day,
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you know, run of the mill, fast food, kind of drive through the
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drive thru kind of, You make a good point, there is no normal because having, as we
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mentioned earlier, creates a unique experience for the individual. And, you know, everybody has different likes,
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dislikes, and that kind of thing, and every experience is gonna affect them differently. So they want to have the biggest
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effect to get the change, you know, for when you go back, that's probably the reason they're all designed differently. But typically, a person will die if it's at the
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scene of an accident or in the hospital, it'll see themselves from above, you know, and they'll see people working on
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them, they'll realize they can hear the thoughts and feel the emotions of the people and they have 360 degree vision, you
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know, and there's no blind spots back here. They feel more alive and more real, you know, just filled up with energy kind of
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the height of life. A lot of them are very calm, and sometimes they don't recognize their own body they say you
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know, when you see it in 3d, when you see yourself in this world, you're always seeing yourself in a TV screen. You
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never really see yourself in 3d. It's always and some people don't recognize themselves in some do they realize oh, that's
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my body I must be dead and then at some point you know they may try and talk to people realize they can't hear them and you
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know, it's not because they're like a ghost you know these near death experiences people ask them were you like a ghost? It's
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like no, I was the opposite of the ghost I was more real and more alive than I ever have been in my life. So Bill, something
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behind them are off to the side will get their attention they'll look they'll see a little pinpoint of light they describe
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this light as being beautiful loving, they get drawn towards
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it like a magnet and then they get to the light and it's you know, very bright they say would burn you up if it was in this
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world but in that world isn't heard at all to look at the light. They don't have to be told that this light is God.
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It's like the the universe reverberates his name. You know there's there's no question when you're in this light. because of
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the love and they have a feelings of love and peace and joy, purposefulness, you know that everything that happens has
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a purpose, a feeling of protection, you know, this being of light is going to protect me forever, nothing can ever happen
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to me. And sometimes there's a conversation, sometimes they're told, it's not your time, you gotta go back. Other times, they
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say, Well, you have a choice, you can stay if you want, you're done with your work on Earth. But if you go back, you'll
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accomplish these things. And of course, nobody wants to go back, you know, even a mother with a newborn child, you know, will
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say, Oh, my, my child will be fine. I'm not leaving this place. I mean, that's how good it is. So people describe it, as
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they say things like, imagine the 100 happiest moments in your life, and put them all into one moment, you don't come close to
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what it feels like to be there. Imagine the strongest love you've ever felt in your life multiplied by 500 or 1000, then
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that's about what it feels like it is joy and bliss, beyond
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words and human understanding. I mean, if you had a magic lamp with a genie and unlimited wishes, and you could just wish,
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anything you want on this earth, you still wouldn't come close to what it be like to be there. So some are told, you know, you
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have a choice. And they're very crafty. And you know, they're very intelligent up there. So people who say no, no, I'm not
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going back. And then you know, there'll be shown Well, these will be the vent benefits, or this will be be what happens to
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your child or your spouse or whatever, if you don't go back, you know, they're going to never get over it, or they're going to
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have these issues. But if you go back that's not going to go well, these people always decide, you know, if I heard their testimony, they decided to come back, right. So that's
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basically it. Now, the census over there are very different. So you can see many more colors, people, many people describe the
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colors of heaven, they say, well, there's colors that don't exist on this earth. So well, what colors Nicola can't tell
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you, they don't exist here. And it took me a while. But like one guy who was an artist said, Yeah, I was looking at over 80
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primary colors. At ease, we have three primary colors, yellow,
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blue, and red. And a mixture of those three colors make up all the colors we see from three, they have over 80. So the colors
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are amazing, your hearings, amazing. You can hear tones all over the place. But your hearing isn't really used for
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communication, because there's a mind mind communication, where it's impossible to have a misunderstanding. So your
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hearing is more for the music of heaven, which is really beautiful. Some people will meet relatives in heaven. Some have
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what's called a life review. So they go through your life from beginning to end. And it's not really like a judgment thing.
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Even I use the terms right and wrong, but they show you what you did right and what you did wrong. And they show you how you
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affected other people. So in this world, you're always one person, you, you're experiencing life from the perspective of
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you. Well, in that life review, you experience it simultaneously from your own perspective, and from the people around you, as
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if you were them seeing through their eyes feeling what they're feeling thinking what they're thinking. And they show you the
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effect of what of the things you said and did. And how that made
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these other people feel and how they reacted. And there's no judgment, it's, it's, you know, good or bad. You know, one lady,
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she had tied a ribbon around her dog's neck and had tried it too tight, and didn't realize it. And when she had a life review,
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she experienced it from the dogs perspective, who was suffering all day long with this thing. jokin you know, or one lady
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stopped to give a stranded motorist back east in the cold. And this was before the days of cellphones. And you know, she
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was stuck in the cold, she just didn't have the Jumpstart. And this lady was hurrying on her way to work and stopped and gave
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her a jumpstart and took off and forgot about it. Well, in her life review, you know, that lady had been there for a few hours
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and was getting nervous. I mean, you could freeze to death if nobody stopped and helped you it happen every, every so often,
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when I look back east before the days of cellphones that that would happen, you could freeze. And so, you know, they show you
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that everything you say and do has an effect on other people. And you know, you need to be mindful of that. One guy who was
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kind of a big bully, had a had a life review. And it was very
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unpleasant. And he had a second near death experience. Well, after his second near death experience, he had been a hospice worker. And so he got to feel all the good feelings of
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every elderly person he cared for and was nice to and talk to and helped him and he said it was like emotional fireworks.
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And then the purpose of these life reviews is just show you that, you know one of the major things we're supposed to learn
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here is to treat others with love and kindness and compassion. especially when our ego tells us they don't deserve
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it. So anyway, they get sent back, they read, they describe the return trip is happening very fast, we're instantaneous,
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some of will come back in their body with a thud. And then of course, they'll try and tell people about it, and people just
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get in strange looks. Or if they're in the hospital, they'll say, Well, you've had a traumatic experience, you know, you, you just imagine that. Some doctors, they've heard it
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before, and they'll tell the patient to shut up, they don't want to hear about its head in the sand type deal. And then, of
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course, you know, their lives are transformed because they come back completely different people and, and often they'll go
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through a marital change, marital status change, you know, because they're not compatible with their spouse anymore. And
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if the marriage survives it, you know, it goes on in a completely different way. Because the person has been transformed. So
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that's basically the overview of the nd experience. And there's lots of variations and lots of different things. And you know,
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some people don't see the light. Some people just don't the Dark Void, some are just with relatives, some are in a garden.
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Yeah, it's been my, basically, everything you've said is what I've heard all that before. It's all again, the drive to typical
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ethics experience is what you kind of explained. But there's everything you just said, I haven't think I've heard all of
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that at once. I think there's always variations in all of everybody's One thing I've I've, and I want to hear if you've
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come across this and since you've done over almost 1200, if not more interviews with our testimonies of Near Death
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Experiences. Everything you just explained, is very positive,
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quote, unquote, positive or negative, instead of not good or bad, just positive or negative. In an experience, everyone seems
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to be in a positive place. Yes, they go through some stuff in the life review. But it's a feeling of it's not a judgment,
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it's a feeling of like, this is the better you, it's all about helping you evolve. But how many of your testimonies had hell in
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it, or had a negative connotation where they were terrified? About 5%?
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So what can you kind of dive in a little bit deeper into that? Because I haven't heard many of those. I've had one person on
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the show. Yeah, who's yet to be released as of this recording, that had a negative experience, which was really fascinating to
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hear. So I'd love to hear what your what your perspective is on that.
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Well, contrary to popular belief, the hellish experiences are not a punishment. You know, we have this idea that was given
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to us by religion that, you know, well, Suzy, she's been a good girl, so she's gonna get rewarded and you know, go to
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heaven and Johnny Well, he's been a bad boy. So you know, he's gonna get burned in hell, frog. No, it's not like that.
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The universe, it's set up to give us what we want. So we're creator gods, with a lowercase g, right? Just like our father
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with the with the upper case. So whatever emotional state you're
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in, when you die, you're probably going to be attracted to a realm where people are most like you, Heaven and Hell,
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there's really no such thing. You know, if you had an alien come to earth, you could show him like the most luxurious
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neighborhood of Beverly Hills, and he would call that heaven. And then you could show him the slums of Downtown LA, you know,
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Skid Row, and he might call that hell, but there's not really a heaven and hell there's just rounds created by the collective
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group of souls that are there. So if you're in a super negative state, you know, suicides not always but suicides for instance
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often have hellish nd ease, it's because you're drawn to a place where people are most like you and it's not a permanent
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sentence. You know, when a soul is ready, they all come home. Hell hellish experiences. I think every soul at some point
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has at least one hellish experience. And it's a disconnection from source is it's a disconnect from God and
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when you're disconnected completely from love all that's left is fear and all the manifestations of it and so
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yeah, their entire environment so I've heard of you know, lakes of fire and demons torturing people, you know, pulling their
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arms and legs off and stabbing people with spears and, and all sorts of horrible things. There's there's hellish nd ease
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where you're just kind of in a dark void with no body, all alone all your own own memories. But I don't think any of those
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are permanent. I mean, it's almost like when the child is mad at his parents says, Yeah, you're not my daddy, you know,
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and eventually they'll come around. Okay, so it's kind of a state that's designed to be as scary as possible. So you choose
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connection and choose the path of love. So you so in other words, those people are so far removed from
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source that they need something to essentially scare them back
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to source to remind them who they truly are. Yeah, well, you experience it for probably many reasons that I
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don't understand. But that might be one of them. Another is, you know, negativity has its purpose. You know, the perfect
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divine plan. I've heard it said many times from near death experiences that there's a perfect plan, and it's working itself out. And it's perfection. Well, doesn't seem to have fear
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and negativity and all sorts of bad behavior that doesn't seem to fit into the perfect plan. Well, it does. Okay, it's what
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propels us towards the light. It's like rocking a car out of the mud, you gotta go back first, before you push it
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forward. And you keep doing that. And so there's this process this, this oscillation, and experiencing fear kind of
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holds the space for the love. So, you know, good analogy would be you know, what if you, what if you grew up as a child of
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parents who owned a gourmet five star restaurant, and people came all over the world to eat at this restaurant, and you ate
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there every day, your life? And people would rave about how good the food is, and you just taste normal to me, I don't understand
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what they're talking about. How can you appreciate that food? Now, you can do it slowly, by eating crappy food for a year,
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or you can do it fast by not eating for three days. And it's gonna taste real good. When you take a bite.
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Anything anything's gonna taste real good. After You experience complete separation from God. Well, what
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happens when the connection is there against a lot stronger? Right? What happens when somebody you love has been gone
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for a month or two? And they're come back? What does this joyful renew? Oh, my gosh, it's so good to see you. Right? That
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strengthens strengthens that love that connection. That is a great analogy. So everything, even the things that seem
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negative and unpleasant, are there for a purpose. And are they're propelling us into a higher consciousness of love and
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compassion. Great analogy, I love the food analogy there that really does
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make all the sense in the world. Because if you're raised, you know, rich, let's say and you have all the wealth in the
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world. And then you don't understand you literally are in a bubble and you really don't comprehend like, like, like, was
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it Paris Hilton once said, years ago, she's like, Do you know where Walmart is? She's like, is that where they sell walls? He
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didn't, she just didn't, she just couldn't understand. She didn't have a reference point. Walmart sells walls. I don't
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know if it was a joke or not. But it's genius. But that's a disconnection from reality. But that's her reality. And that's
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what she was raised. Like, just like the kid that was raised in that gourmet restaurant. So it's a really, that's a really great
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analogy. Now, They make movies about it? You know, the 1987 movie overboard.
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Going on see that movie? Of course. Yeah, it transformed her made into a more loving, kind, compassionate person, didn't it?
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After she left her Richie Rich world, and then experience being poor. Oh, yeah. And being a mom and having a family and having
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people who care about them and, and all that stuff. Yeah, completely chose a genius with with the Kurt Russell as a
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wonderful, wonderful film. Now, I've heard also, the term spirit guides. And we've spoken that, you know, sometimes you're
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presented with Jesus, and sometimes that figure whether it's Jesus, Peter, Mary, who you know, whoever you feel the most
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comfortable with, is that guide through this process. But many times I've heard that it is just a being who does not represent
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anything doesn't there's no representation, but it's kind of just guiding you through this process. Have you heard that as well?
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Oh, yeah, people will say, I knew I knew this being right, we were together for a very long time. But, you know, the amnesia
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takes a while to kind of fade away when you're in this different realm. And so a lot of times they can't put their
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finger on who this being asked, but they say, I knew we were old friends. And I had this feeling that we're very old, very, very
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close friends. And how about the council of elders? Have you heard about
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them? Yeah. So can you explain a little bit of what the council of elders is when they're like kind of brought into this?
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Quote, unquote, room or area where there's literally spirit guides, ascended masters who note but there's a group of
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elder souls or entities who are who kind of helped you put
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together your life plan. If I'm not mistaken, it please correct me if I'm wrong on any of this. I don't know specifically, what the blanket term council of
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elders covers. I've heard people say they met this council that could be called the Council of Elders. So I'd Don't want to
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really speak to that too much. But I can tell you there is a pre life planning. So it's generally done with your soul
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group. And then a few wise elders, probably for lack of a better term, there's, there's really no old age in heaven.
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But more evolved, if you will, more evolved souls More evolved. Yeah, so they're just been around longer, more
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experience. So you know, they'll give you a few lives to choose from, and you kind of choose the major events, it's just like
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going on vacation, you know, you you write up a vacation itinerary, you decide where you're gonna go, what you're
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gonna do, and you can always deviate from that once you're on vacation. You know, but a lot of the major events in our lives
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are planned pre planned before we come here, especially if there's a big accident, or you know, like a nasty divorce or a
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traumatic incident, you know, like a plane crash, the person survives, or something like that those are generally planned,
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even the way a person dies is planned and when is planned. But again, a soul can always decide to deviate from the itinerary.
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But, you know, typically, when you go on vacation, you pretty much follow the itinerary. It's pretty rare, you know, you fly
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to France, and you say, Well, I don't like this place at all, I'm going to Hawaii instead. That happens, but not not very commonly,
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Right. And when you're saying the big events are planned, and that means that the you know what I'm going to have for
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dinner tonight, probably not going to, you're going to have a dinner bus probably not going to be in the intent, there's not a
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conversation that was had and the other side going on October. Second, you're going to go to McDonald's. And you're going to
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order the Big Mac, not the quarter pounder, but the big night, that's not that's now those are kind of the places
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where you kind of roam free, but these giant land, mile markers, if you will, throughout your life, our big things like you're
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going to meet this person, you're going to get married, you're going to have these kids, you're going to have this job,
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you're going to have be fired from this job, and it's going to take you on this other direction, you can open up this
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company, these kinds of things are all laid out, as part of what you're supposed to be learning, you're gonna meet this
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person, he's gonna be hell, and he's gonna, and he is going to abuse you, he is going to yell at you, he's going to be your
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boss, and he's going to make you feel horrible. And that's karmic, which we could talk about karma a little bit what in
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your experience with near death experiences, how much of reincarnation the concept of reincarnation, Karma, these
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ideas have been around for 1000s of years, come into play? Well, I'm not a big fan of the term reincarnation because it
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makes it seem like one life after another with no connection in between. And the reality is more like, our reality is with
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books and movies, right? So human beings having a life down here very long life. And once in a while, they want to experience
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a different reality. So you sit down and read a really good book, or you watch a really good movie, and you're engrossed in
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it, you know, it feels like you're there and part of it right. And you even get scared or excited or happy when
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something good happens. And just like we human beings do that souls like to incarnate into physical lives to experience a
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different reality. So you're kind of in this eternal place of
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beauty. And occasionally, you say, Well, you know, I want to have a life here to learn this and experience this. Now, karma
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was something real, like, if you got some negative energy into your field from let's say, you had a lifetime as a very
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wealthy, selfish person to kind of work through that negative
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energy, you would be on the other side of that. So you would be the person oppressed by the wealthy, you know, the poor
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person oppressed by the wealthy. But because we're in a different place in space right now. And we're kind of past a marker, we
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were going to destroy ourselves, that was the potential for 1000s of years. And right around 1989 1990, that changed, and
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there was a big celebration, because you know, we're going to make it this time, we're not going to destroy ourselves. We
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passed a marker, and karma doesn't have to be followed, like it used to be, you can just decide to release that and
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release the energy. And there's all sorts of exercises, you know, all sorts of YouTube videos on releasing old karma
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and that kind of thing. So yeah, I do believe in it. It's one way of working through negative residual energies, you know, we
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it's encoded actually into our DNA, which is multi dimensional quantum in nature, which was a big shock to me, I didn't, I
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didn't know DNA had that role. But, you know, if you do something in a previous lifetime, that can kind of make
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it to the next one. Same with parents, you know, they can do something that gets encoded in the DNA and affects you. But
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that's doesn't have the same impact that it wants did because
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we're in a newer energy where we can clear those things out out without, you know, going through more negative negative stuff or
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negative experiences, But it so essentially is cause and effect. It's almost like what you were talking about in the life reviews, like it's not
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judgment, but it's like, you did this and this is how that other person felt. So you are going to feel the perspective. And again,
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in the life reviews, you're feeling everybody, everything almost all at once, which is hard for us to understand. But
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it's kind of like this panoramic, you know, almost 360 degree HD monitor with multiple screens up almost, I think the
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closest visual I can have is Minority Report, where you saw if you remember Minority Report, Tom Cruise, he just moves those
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video images is something similar apparently to that. And you're feeling both sides at the same time. So you feel what you
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feeling and how that person felt. So it's kind of like that. But karma is on a much larger scale. Is that fair to say?
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Yeah, I've even heard it described as a panel, panoramic life review are happening instantaneously. Now, some see
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it in chronological order. But one of the things they all say about that review is, it's not just a screen where you're
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watching it. When you look at the screen, all of a sudden, you're there. And you're the people. I mean, like one guy, he
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was a bully, and he got a fight. Some pedestrian crossed
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illegally in front of his truck, and he had to stop and he gets out and he gets in a fight with this guy. He was a big strong
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guy. He beat this other guy up 34th, Lowe's broke his nose in his teeth. Wow. In his life review there he was, again,
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raining blows down this guy. And at the same time, he was the other guy. He felt his nose break, he felt his teeth break.
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He felt the embarrassment of you know, being beat up in a fight and fear this guy felt going out in public for, you know, the
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near future. Oh, yeah. So it's you. It's not just the screen, you kind of relive it, but it's very instantaneous. And yeah,
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it's kind of panoramic kind of happens all at once. There's no time over there. So it gets real difficult to describe certain
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things, because there's no element of time. And I think what you said is something really point really
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important to kind of point out is that as he was punching the other guy, he felt it as he was the other guy. Oh, yeah. So
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essentially, when you do something negative, and energy to somebody else, you're essentially doing it to
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yourself, which is an aura, as all of a teaching as possible, do unto others as you'd like to do unto you. The golden rule,
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but the thing is that you will, since we, if you understand the concept of one, and that we're all connected, when you hurt
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someone else, you're just truly hurting yourself at the end. Correct? Absolutely. I mean, one of the things near death experiences
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will say, they'll come back and say, Well, I had no idea how powerful my thoughts and words are, you know, I would have
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chosen them more carefully. If I had known or I had no idea that my behavior was affecting other people negatively. You know,
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that kind of thing. They'll say things like, well, you know, when you bring hope or joy to just one soul, because we're all
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connected, millions received the vibration. One person living and unconditional love is more powerful than millions living in
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fear. Because we're all connected. We're now down here, we have the illusion of separateness. But it's just an
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illusion. I recall, I was out on my bike one day, and the bike path out and back when I lived in California. And there was
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this big poster and it said, None of us are well until all of us are well, that is true. Humanity realizes our common
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connection, they're going to stop playing some of the games that are causing so many problems, you know, the
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cutthroat cutthroat competition in business and, you know, one person abusing another for their own personal gain and, and war.
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And war is the most foolish thing. You know, we're all connected, you know, wars, like, we're the like if I was out and
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about my backyard working in the yard, and I poked myself in the eye with my right hand by accident. And so my left hand
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said, you son of a gun, I'll make you pay for that and picks up a hammer and starts smashing the heck out of my right hand.
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That's what war does. It's like no, you know, if we were conscious of our common connection, there wouldn't be
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war. You know, corporations and governments would be cooperating instead of fighting and suing each other and you know, it'd be
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a different world and we'll get there it'll take some time but we'll get there.
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Now, I do have to ask you this question because I haven't had anybody on the show that could answer this yet. I haven't asked
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it really what happens to our pets because so many people talk about pets and heaven and they can see their dog that they died
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when they were kids and stuff. From your experience talking to to all of these near death experiences what part two pets
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and animals have Well domesticated pets here kind of our are here to teach just
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certain aspects of unconditional love. That's their role. Every object in existence is part of the creative benevolence source.
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So even a gnat has a soul. So, are your pets gonna go to heaven? Yes. I've lost count of how many times people got to
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heaven. And were shocked that their former pet was there, you know, my little dog for when I was nine years old was there
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even had one year of experience here who saw all these animals, you know, come running over this hill. And I think he was with
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Jesus. And he asked him, What, what are all those animals? He says, Oh, well, they all kind of play together, while they wait
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for their owners to arrive, you know, for their four of our owners to arrive. And they're happy and they play together.
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But yeah, you'll see your pets again. So, so communicate with them. mind to mind you can have a conversation with them.
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So all dogs to truly go to heaven.
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Cats parakeet there's all a soul to that. And now there's some
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people believe that the human soul used to incarnate into animals and out now that it's a different kind of soul that that
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doesn't happen. What's the difference in their animal soul incarnated the animal? Human Soul and human? Yeah, it's their
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designs for specific incarnations. Now, we've talked a little bit about religion, what part if
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any, does religion have in the afterlife? In your experience?
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Well, religions are generally inspired by a master that comes
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to the planet. You know, Mohammed, Buddha, Jesus, Masters
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comes to planet, and then they elevate this person to a status
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of a deity and have a religion around it, and it gets somewhat corrupted, but they're very useful tools. So some people can
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cook really well. All right, my wife is a great cook. If I don't follow the recipe, it's not going to be edible. I need the
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structure of the recipe. Some people need or prefer the
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structure of organized religion to connect with God. Doesn't matter if some of their philosophies aren't quite right,
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or they've got some doctrines that are off. That doesn't matter because they contain most of them contain the main active
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ingredient. So the analogy I like to use is Captain Cook's brew. So the late 1700s When ships would take long voyages,
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lasting several years around the globe, a lot of the crew half or more would die from scurvy, which happens when you don't get
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vitamin C in your diet, and you got no fresh fruits and vegetables. They're out there for years, people die of scurvy.
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Well, Captain Cook had a brew. And he had all these weird ingredients. And, you know, malts and vinegar and sauerkraut
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and all that. One of the ingredients in Captain Cook's brew was lemon syrup, which is loaded with vitamin C. So if you
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drank Captain Cook's brew, you didn't get scurvy, but it was only because of the active ingredient, which was the lemon
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syrup, the active ingredient, man or any religion is the unconditional love of God. And so many of the world's religions
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preach love and its manifestations. Brotherly Love
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charity for the impoverished, forgiveness, kindness, gentleness, self control, good behavior. And we have so much in
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common. And the only big problem with religion is each religion
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thinking they're the only path up the mountain only only grew,
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they only grew right. So the way God feels about religion would the analogy that I like to use is I'm stealing this from Lee
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Carol, who channels crime. He says it's like, you know, imagine you are in a bitter divorce, and your children are
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very young, in this divorce and your spouse gets custody and out of spite and hatred, takes them away, you know, hides them.
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You're never seen your children again. And for years, you live children, you know, and a decade passes and you just give up in
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despair. And one day, you know, you get a phone call. It's them.
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And they say, we've been looking for you all these years. We're in your neighborhood right now. Can we come and see you? It's
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like the best day of your life. You know, finally after all these years, my kids are going to come and see me and you run
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outside when the end of the driveway and there's a car coming down the street and it's them. Now let me ask you a
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question. Do you care what kind of car it is? Do you care if
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it's The broken down old car with a lot of problems and smoke building out the back or a perfect new car in great
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condition, you don't care, you're just after your kids are coming to see you. You know, when we leave that perfect place
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of connection, where we're all in communion, the great I AM.
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And you come down here and you're separated. And your Father in heaven knows that you only remember him. And then you
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find him. Well, he's overjoyed. He doesn't care doesn't care if
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you're in a religion with a lot of messed up doctrines and mistaken beliefs. And you come and see your dad. So I just see
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all the world's religions has different ways of honoring and connecting to God. And I think just as bees collect pollen from
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different flowers, a wise person will take a sense of goodness from each and every religion.
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That's a great, great analogy. It really, really is. And I think you said so beautifully. Is the any truth. The only true
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religion is the one that takes you back to God. Yeah, and that's people asked about what's the right religion
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when they had their NDE's first wirebird, Howard Stern said, Well, that's the correct religion. They said, Whatever brought one brings it closest to God. You know, they don't they
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don't care. They don't care what the car is. They don't care what the car, at least you're getting in a car. Because other cars, others don't
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even they're like, there's no car, there's no nothing. I don't want to see that first. And they, they seem to be a little
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bit more lost. Yeah, and the religions are maturing. And that's the beauty of it. There's going to be a time when religions honor each
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other's beliefs. And I'm interested in your beliefs and how you honor God, you know, 500 years ago, Catholics were
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selling indulgences. Oh, pay us money to prep your dead relatives, so they get into heaven. Well, they don't do that
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anymore. That's barbaric. I mean, there's still a couple of mega churches. I'm throwing
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that out there. I don't know. There's some TV evangelists. They're still like, I need a plane. God wants me in a
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Learjet. That's a quote! For Oscar to your divine. Right. Yeah, that's, you know, when it
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comes to comes to all that, there's this idea that if you follow everything correctly, you're gonna be rewarded, you
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know, and it's not like that. It's know, the connection to God is so much so much different. So different. And the mega
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churches? Yeah, I mean, even they have their role in trying to get people to behave well. And they kind of preach a
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message of love and so forth. But I mean, okay, so I went to this Catholic, I got a Catholic service, because my wife is
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Catholic, you know, she kind of believes it, I believe. And this was a few months back, we were in a church, and they told the
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story about the prodigal son, for those who don't know, it was two boys, and they've got a wealthy father, and the one is
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tired of, you know, working in the company store or whatever, and says, give me my half the inheritance. Now he goes up,
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blows it all. And now he's starving to death and comes back thinking, Well, my dad's servants, you know, are getting
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fed, I'm just going to go back and, you know, be a servant with my dad, you know, not worthy to be a son anymore. And his dad,
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of course, you know, welcomed some home with open arms and throws him a big party and says, You're my son, I love you. And
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so this priest says, You see, this was his conclusion, this Catholic priest in the Catholic Church, he says, You see, God's
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not going to judge you for being bad, he loves you, no matter what you do. I would not have heard that 50 years ago, if a
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priest would have said that 50 years ago in service, he'd never preached in that church, again. Your religions are maturing.
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I think they I think it's I think they're maturing, because people are maturing, and becoming more awake. You know, I
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mean, like, you know, if you look in the Bible, everyone had slaves. It was, I mean, it was very, like, slaves were slaves
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are good. It's fine. So there's things that were in the Bible, that's the thing that I always find interesting about religion
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is like, when these religions were started, they were started at the time and with a message of the people of that time, the
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evolution of the people of that time, people could barely understand what Jesus was talking about for hundreds of
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years after his death. He's like the, the power of the kingdom of heaven is inside of me, I am God I, I will do I will do greater
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things then you like what are you talking about? We're now these concepts are much more accepted. Not 100% Still, but
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still more accepted. And, and then if you start going back into like Hinduism or Jainism, these concepts were talked about
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1000s of years before Jesus showed up, which is another conversation to be had. But when people become so dogmatic about
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well, like in the in the book, it says this, I'm like, what The book was written a long time ago, and might not affect what's
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happening in today's world in the evolution because things continue to change. As long as the core ideas still there,
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which is trying to get back to God trying to get back to source, trying to find trying to get down that street to see your
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dad at the end, waiting in the parking in your, in your in your
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garage, waiting to see you. It's such a great analogy with with Lee. I'm gonna have Leon soon too. I cannot wait to talk to
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him. He's gonna be great. Now, one last one last question I want to ask you, what do you think is happening in the world
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today? There's so much insanity, so much craziness, there's war,
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there's famine, there's economy, there's COVID, a pandemic that stopped the entire world from for months on. And there's so
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much environmental stuff happening, what is currently happening to the world, to our society to humanity in general.
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And what is this all for? Well, we are in a period of great change. And with great
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change comes great turmoil. The dance of consciousness is always one of two steps forward and one step back, you know, we're
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rocking the car to the minute back and then forward. Well, I don't think it takes much of an intelligent person to take a
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look around at the world today and see that we're in a step back. It's It's pretty crazy. And there's a lot of nasty stuff
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going on. And there is a great awakening taking place. This is a very exciting time. This is a time that was foretold through
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the centuries. And even the Mayans knew about it the Mayan calendar, you know, I don't remember the 2012 thing. Well,
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that they weren't talking about the end of the world, they were talking about the end of an age. And in the future, this time,
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especially pre 2012, will be called the barbaric era. Yeah, because we were fighting each other, and we haven't learned
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how to cooperate. So what's happening right now is all the dark behavior, all the bad behavior that was it's always
57:16
been there. It's been hidden for centuries, for 1000s of years, it's been hidden. And now it's coming to the surface, it's
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being exposed. And the more I'm gonna call them, the dark hats are being exposed, very wealthy, powerful people who have a
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vision for humanity's future, the more they're being exposed, and the more they're losing their grip on controlling
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humanity, the more desperate they're getting. And so you have an entire mass media, trying to manipulate human beings and take
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them one way. And human beings are saying, no, no, we want to go this other way. So there's a big fight between light and
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darkness. And in the past, dark always won. Well, we're in a new energy now. And we're being backed. To use an analogy, we're
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the referees on our payroll, you know, he's on our side, We've got some reinforcements, we have reinforcements.
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So love is winning. But it's a painful process. You know,
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there's a reason they call it the terrible two twos, for those of you who have kids, you know, they're just learning not to
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fight each other in the sandbox, just learning not to be selfish. And that's kind of where we are. And so a lot of dark stuff is
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going to come out. And there's probably going to be more division and more hatred before things get better. But a lot of
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good things are happening to people are waking up, people are starting to realize there's more to life than just my nine to
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five job, you know, and surviving in the rat race. And that's what the pandemic, that's what the pandemic used to
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help us to do. The pandemic did a lot of things. So there are wild cards coming up. So the pandemic was a wild card that gave Mother Earth
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a breather, because we're kind of stressing out on the planet right now. Not from global warming, not from climate
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change. That's people that aren't gonna like to hear this. But climate change is not an issue. We're not causing the
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climate to change. We're not that much different from the primitive tribes that you know, there is an eclipse and they
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think they pissed off the gods. The climate is changing, it must be our fault. We're affecting it. But if a big truck is
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rolling down a hill, yeah, you can get behind it and push it and make it go down faster. You can get in front of it and try
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and slow it down a little but it's gonna go down at the bottom of that hill, whether you like it or not. The big issues are
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GMOs, and dirty soil and contaminated water and
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contaminated air deforestation before Mother Earth, and this is from the other side of the veil. Mother Earth is much stronger
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than our scientists believe. And she can recover from any damage that we can do. To her, barring a nuclear war, that's not going
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to happen out, there's not going to be a global nuclear war. So that was averted. So there's big changes happening and COVID
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force people to face their fear of death, it forced people to examine their value and their place in society outside of
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their job, you know, we tend to value ourselves by our jobs, it forced people who were in bad relationships to either fix the
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relationship, or to break up, you know, so they could move forward. It had a lot of benefits, and it was done for
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subconsciously, humanity allowed this to happen for our own benefit. And of course, a lot of people had near death
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experiences when I was at the ions conference, the International Association of Near Death Experience studies.
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Back in end of August, beginning September, in Salt Lake City, I met a few people who had any east from COVID. So yeah, it
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everything like that has a purpose. I've heard many times the phrase from from heaven, it's a perfect plan, and it's
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working itself out. And it's perfection. Well, you survey the world today. Sure, doesn't seem like that. But changes are
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happening, even though from our perspective, they're happening fast. In the big picture, they're happening very, very
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slowly. So you have to look long term to see humanity's maturation process, you know, look back 1000 years, Jesus was
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pretty common murder and, and rape and, you know, having your village overrun by whatever armies coming through, that was
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pretty common. It was not a tamer calm world. And even here
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in United States, if you look at the paper from 1900, you know, 120 years ago, you'll see an article that, you know, while we
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have this young black man, because he was fraternizing with a white woman, and they talk about it, like, you know, a
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coyote was killing the farmer's chickens. So we had to put them down. Well, that's barbaric. And Hank, somebody for me, that's
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crazy. That was only 120 years ago. And even when I was a child, there were still segregation in the Deep South,
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and were in a, a gentler, calmer world, you know, where people
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don't quite act out of fear, like they used to now some people are really buying into the message of fear. You know,
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the news media is a big fear report. And some people are really buying into a message of fear and everything they're
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selling, and that's causing a lot of problems, of course, because you get a lot of people who are angry about things that
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are not the issue, you know, and they want to keep us separated and distracted and that kind of thing. And, but yeah, it's it's
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going to work itself out. And within about 150 years, it's going to be a new planet, the new world of love is coming.
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And we're doing our and we're doing what we can here and the time that we have to spread the word. And that's kind of why I
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do what I do, trying to put out good energy and help people.
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And, you know, guide is best if not me, but guide by our conversations and these things that help people along their
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journey. So, David, I appreciate so much. You being on the show
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in your in the work that you've been doing. Can you tell us a little bit about your book, God took my clothes, fantastic
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title, by the way. He talked a bit about that where they can find it.
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Well, you can get a copy of it right here. This is my book right here, God took my clothes, and it's on Amazon and Barnes
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and Noble and Books a Million and all the major books still stores I even think it's on I think it's on Walmart and eBay
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and all those places, but it's spirituality one on one. And so you know, if you're a psychic medium and you've been doing
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this stuff for 50 years, it's gonna bore you it'll be nothing new. If you're kind of new to near death experiences or new to
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spirituality, it's it's a great introductory book to kind of get an overview of our place, you know, in creation and how we're
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helping the fractal of God grow and, and the future of mankind and it gives a real good overview of what near death
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experiencers go through the after effects. And, you know, I kind of talk about some of the problems on Earth competition
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versus cooperation, and I really have a positive spin on it, and I'm working on another book should be done in the year two
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called the new world of love. So I'm gonna be taking what near death experiencers who are showing the future, say about
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the future humanity? That's very positive, you know, we tend to be very negative. We tend to always think the worst, but
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humanity really does have a bright future. And so yeah, those are the my books and then I do my spiritual counseling. If
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you go through an NDE's sometimes you can't tell anybody about it. Or it can be very depressing because when you come
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back to this world, even if you have a really good life here by comparison, what it was like over there, it feels like hell.
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So I help people. Help people out And I have a program for people who are in financial hardship or low income. And more
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than half my clients are on that program. So if you've had an NDE and you want to talk to somebody and you know I'm there for you
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can go to God took my clothes.com, my contact information is there and we can set up an appointment. Or if you
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have any questions, you can email or text me and I, I just put my book out last year, and it's just now starting to sell
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and get more popular. So hopefully I can keep responding to every question that comes in. But things are getting a little
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busier, it's get a little harder to keep up. But for now, at the time of this recording, I'm still answering all questions
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and emails. Fantastic. Now, David, I'm gonna ask you a few questions. Ask all my guests. What is your definition of living a good
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life? Living a good life, I am going to say that's living a life of
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joy and compassion. Right with balance. So there's a few people that are on the side of the give too much of themselves and get
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burnt out. And there are probably the majority there on the selfishness side. So a life of balance, love for yourself,
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love for others love for the planet. Yeah, well enjoy. It is the biggest sign of spiritual maturity. And you can have it
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without an ounce of spiritual knowledge. Children are very joyful, and they don't know anything about what we talk
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about on shows like this. Very true. Very, very, very true. Now, how do you define
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God? I'm going to define God as the creative benevolent source that
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expresses itself in all that is,
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And what is the ultimate purpose of life? The ultimate purpose of life cannot be described in human
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words. But those who have experienced it, may now and the closest word we have, of course, is love. It's all about love.
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The Bible talks about which is a very good book, it people asked
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about the Bible, and they said, Oh, yeah, it was channeled and you know, true for the most part, and you got to interpret
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in a spiritual sense. The Bible mentions love over 500 times. And it says God is love. And every human being has
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experienced love. Animals, even plants, experienced love. Yeah,
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it's an energy. It's a measurable quantum energy, and it's the very substance of God, and the substance of who we are.
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And it creates all things, and it projects onto all things. And
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it's the glue of the universe that holds everything together. David, thank you again for coming on the show. It has been
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an absolute pleasure talking to you, my friend, thank you again and continue doing the good work that you're doing my friend.
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Thank you. It was a pleasure being on the show.

Best Wishes,

   Chris