For the longest I’ve been afraid of death, and recently asked the archangels to teach me what happens in the after life. They led me to watch people’s Near death experiences on youtube. People that have died for longer than 10 minutes and resurrected showed similar patterns and consistent information. Similar things happen, like a tunnel, bright warm light, Jesus and unconditional love. At least the good ones. The bad ones showed a pit, demons and torture.
Since, I’ve quit black magic and started studying under the archangels, praying to Jesus. I would love to hear other people’s opinions. What do you think of NDEs?
I read a book years ago about those experiences, if you’re interested I can look it up
It contains many experiences where Christians or those from a Christian background have seen angels and their deceased relatives while non-Christians have seen different things.
The author explained that a person’s beliefs influence near-death experiences
Even your religious beliefs can affect you after death
Yeah this isn’t entirely true, unless by “bad ones” you mean non-Christians, because that sounds very biased towards selling Jesus, and Christianity IS an evangelical religion, they’re supposed to sell it to you at every opportunity.
I think you want to keep researching this iceberg, it’s pretty cool though and there’s way more to it than a few Christians dreaming they saw exactly what they expected.
Personally, having had an NDE when I was 6 and nearly drowned, for there was only black, and calm, and I thought “Oh good, I can stop now.” with a sense of relief. I was disappointed when I woke up. And I was raised Church of England, and again, I was freaking 6 so I don’t know how a 6 year old is supposed to “be bad”? This is why I think the videos you watched were probably selling a certain point of view.
What doctors do find is brain activity happens that is similar to epilepsy when they later report NDEs, and those people, like me, who have no signs of epilepsy, don’t have them. Anyone who talks about it 99% never mentions any idea they didn’t already know about.
Then there are the rare outliers that are really interesting, like the case of a woman who came back speaking a new language having experience years while under. She didn’t see JCI stories, she saw a future life of hers and made predictions of future tech that came true. I’d link it but I saw the idea on gaia.com which has a paywall
This is interesting because there are medically documented cases of people in comas who woke up with fluency in languages they had never spoken before.
They see this because of the influence from Christianity who have a huge influence on western culture including our subconsciousness. Have you not removed the Christian programming you will experience those things. The same thing happens when people summon demons who have not reprogrammed from Christianity. Demons are spirits who mirrors our shadow so these people will be scared back to the church…
What happens after death? In my personal view, we really don’t know for sure.
There are many fascinating anecdotes and phenomena that people take as reinforcement (or sometimes refutation) of their existing beliefs.
But I don’t think that any living person can legitimately claim to know with objective certainty.
As for NDEs… I think that one must take into account that brain chemistry does all sorts of weird stuff in the dying moments. The way this presents retrospectively in memory, and perhaps also in real time in the moment, are immensely varied. Therefore, I would suggest that making presumptions of objective truth in relation to such subjective experiences is probably unwise,
Do we know absolutely and with definitive clarity what happens when we die? Personally, I dont think that we do
Hey guys, I had a near death experience about 6 months to a year ago. I was dying in my bed. Long story short, I saw the Archangel Azrael. I never seen him before but the moment he appeared, every atom in my being knew it was him.
He looks like a big blue eye with a lot of black wing (biblical accurate angel). I had a conversation with him which I don’t really recall. And the bodily problem I was dealing with was gone and felt like a new born baby.
if you watch the viedoes, athiests and people of different backgrounds consistenly see jesus. So, its not programming. Especially if they all see the same patterns.
Dont know, But what I do know in the NDE’s are that many of the lives here are meant to forget things. So, it is quite possible that the ones who don’t have NDE’s aren’t meant to see them. Because some of their spirit guardians send them back and blank their memory.
There are many temptations that did not see Jesus. How do you explain that?
I have seen Muslims using this phenomenon as evidence to prove that their religion is right
Many people see light
Not sure that’s a fair characterization. Consistently implies most of the time, and that’s not the case.
I’ve only seen comforting darkness, but if I saw some ascended master I’m more likely to run from them as a probable archon.
There’s a very common school of thought that archons show up pretending to be figures like angels, jesuses, even family that you trust in order to persuade you to reincarnate. This is part of the prison planet theory and I think it had merit: ie seeing a jesus figure is a trap.
As a psychopomp I no longer look for “light” unless the spirit wants to reincarnate. It’s very easy to find though for sure, and it will look like whatever you want it to look like, subconsciously.
I look for the spaces between or I call Ebuhuel to help get people off planet.
For one, religion is one of the things most deep-rooted in the brain and the brain does want to comfort you as much as possible at the time of death so it only makes sense to show you a “heaven” or jesus or whatever is most deep-rooted to give you comfort. You’d be much more peaceful dying as a religious person if you saw an angel, a figure you believed was a god, heaven, or whatever else.
If you look into the demiurge theory then seeing this figure is just to ensnare and trap the soul so the troll god can steal it.
Besides that, despite what people may try to call it what religion is, is a business. It only makes sense they’ll give these emotional stories with all these psychological tactics (most testimonies have emotional music, tactical use of lighting and so on) to try and drive up conversions, because in their eyes they’re “Saving” you by converting you too which gives them an incentive to look better in the eyes of their god when in reality, you don’t need saving.
Logically speaking no omnipotent god would create a race of beings who must worship them in their at most 100 year lifespan lest they suffer and be tortured eternally if they don’t.
Of course, I’m not here to say you can’t believe what you want but I am saying that those testimonys are not valid as evidence.
I don’t understand why black magicians are crying foul over this thread. YHWH has been named troll god and many derogatory terms are used for the Christian god yet no one complains but now we are triggered by some people negative experiences with demons? Let’s be fair please
@Michellekabod They just hate their past with religions while claiming to have healed from it. LHP people claim to hold no prejudice and yet, still paint the religious god as a tyrant and don’t want to villainize their demons. (Even tho the qliphothic spirits are vampiric and opportunistic as any ‘religious god’)
There’s a heavy dose of denial. Regardless of the ongoing turnoil they face while living by these Qlipothic energies, they’ll still find a way to call it guidance. Just like religious people. It’s really just worshipping one side instead of the other, out of rebellion against their past.
I think I know the answer or at least I will soon find out if my knowledge is correct.
The question is only can you live without challenges?
Are you able to accept life without unnecessary suffering? Some people just like to fight.