Hope 1The Whole Truth- Life After Death.
May 28th 2007 00:47
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This blog is called the whole truth. Not the truth as everyone sees it, but a personal truth, as nobody agrees with everybody all of the time.
I truly believe in life after death. I have seen and heard way too much to be skeptical about this subject. I believe in near death experiences when the spirit leaves the body and hovers above, watching everything.
I have an Uncle and a cousin who had this experience during open heart surgery, and my Uncle could tell them every detail of the operation later on.
Personally I have what I call waking dreams. This is where a person is not quite asleep yet not really awake and they see things that will happen in the future. Most of these waking dreams haven't been too bad, except for one and that one has not come true yet.
For instance I had a waking dream in my 20's of a little boy with big brown eyes coming into my bedroom and asking to get into bed with me. I didn't have any kids and didn't think I ever would, so I wrote it off.
Seven years later I became pregnant and gave birth to a boy with red hair and the biggest brown eyes I had ever seen.
About ten years ago I had a waking dream about my friend, who I have known for years, talking to me on the phone and telling me her husband left her. At the time, I thought they were the happiest people I knew, so I just filed it under foolish. Four months ago I had occasion to call her and when I asked her how she was, she told me her husband had left her.
I have also had conversations with my Mother, Father, Grandmother, and best friend who passed on a while ago. I feel bad for those who do not have this experience, as it gives a chance to keep in touch with those we can't touch or feel in the reality of our world.
There have been other premonitions but I would like to touch on life after death in a real way.
Two years ago I had open heart surgery, before my family saw me, the Surgeon came to give them a bit of bad news. The arteries in my heart were so clogged he had to really work to make a connection and he bypassed 5 arteries with 2 from my leg. He did not expect me to live through the night. The thing that amazed me the most was the fact that even after I was told how bad off I was I was not afraid. I knew that dying for me would be an act of stepping through a door to the other side. I did not get depressed as so many heart patients do, but I did feel bad for my family, because of the grief they would go through.
I am reminded of a portion of the Lord's Prayer-" Yea tho I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil, thy rod and thy staff comfort me".
I truly believe in life after death. I have seen and heard way too much to be skeptical about this subject. I believe in near death experiences when the spirit leaves the body and hovers above, watching everything.
I have an Uncle and a cousin who had this experience during open heart surgery, and my Uncle could tell them every detail of the operation later on.
Personally I have what I call waking dreams. This is where a person is not quite asleep yet not really awake and they see things that will happen in the future. Most of these waking dreams haven't been too bad, except for one and that one has not come true yet.
For instance I had a waking dream in my 20's of a little boy with big brown eyes coming into my bedroom and asking to get into bed with me. I didn't have any kids and didn't think I ever would, so I wrote it off.
Seven years later I became pregnant and gave birth to a boy with red hair and the biggest brown eyes I had ever seen.
About ten years ago I had a waking dream about my friend, who I have known for years, talking to me on the phone and telling me her husband left her. At the time, I thought they were the happiest people I knew, so I just filed it under foolish. Four months ago I had occasion to call her and when I asked her how she was, she told me her husband had left her.
I have also had conversations with my Mother, Father, Grandmother, and best friend who passed on a while ago. I feel bad for those who do not have this experience, as it gives a chance to keep in touch with those we can't touch or feel in the reality of our world.
There have been other premonitions but I would like to touch on life after death in a real way.
Two years ago I had open heart surgery, before my family saw me, the Surgeon came to give them a bit of bad news. The arteries in my heart were so clogged he had to really work to make a connection and he bypassed 5 arteries with 2 from my leg. He did not expect me to live through the night. The thing that amazed me the most was the fact that even after I was told how bad off I was I was not afraid. I knew that dying for me would be an act of stepping through a door to the other side. I did not get depressed as so many heart patients do, but I did feel bad for my family, because of the grief they would go through.
I am reminded of a portion of the Lord's Prayer-" Yea tho I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil, thy rod and thy staff comfort me".
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