What Happens When You Die

In this episode, Teal Swan talks about death, one of the most taboo and misunderstood topics in our society. She explains how death is not an endedness, but a drastic change in perspective and form that allows for expansion and enhancement of consciousness. She also shares how facing death and living with our mortality in mind can help us live a more rich, meaningful, and authentic life.

She challenges us to question everything about our life and to make the most of our time here on Earth. Whether you are dealing with the loss of a loved one, contemplating your own death, or simply curious about the spiritual dimension of death, this episode will offer you valuable insights and guidance..

Listen Out For:
- Death is a natural part of life and a transition to a higher dimension
- Death occurs when no further expansion can take place without changing perspectives and forms
- Death is experienced differently from one dimension to the next and from one being to another
- Death is a calling to reexamine your life and to reconnect with the bigger picture of your existence
- Death can be a catalyst for living fully and bravely and for making conscious choices

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Teal Swan is a New Thought Leader, Bestselling Author and Speaker. She was born with a range of extrasensory abilities and is a survivor of severe childhood abuse. Today she uses her gifts as well as her own harrowing life experience to inspire millions of people towards authenticity, freedom and joy and teaching people how to transform their emotional, mental, physical and spiritual pain.

The result when people are restored to wholeness is that the world will be restored to wholeness. Teal Swan's teachings invite people to step fully into their authenticity, knowing that this will bring about the positive change that we want to see in the world.

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[ajb]

I've had an extremely vivid dream of a friend of mine who I saw entirely made of light, gave me a hug, said "I'm sorry, I have to go", and then walked off into that stereotypical light everyone talks about. I woke up and went to work like I normally do and when I got home from work I got a call that one of my friends passed away. I still struggle to understand if the dream was real or not.

[kittenloverj]

A close friend of mine recently died. It was really sudden and a shock. I was having a bad morning about it, so this video came at the perfect time.

[rhonda.santis]

A few years ago, I was sitting at home one day and suddenly became conscious of a lifelong crippling fear that I had never acknowledged before; the fear of losing loved ones. I became emotional and asked this question out loud: where did this fear come from? A few minutes later, I was struck with a realization... It's as if it was spoken to me and I suddenly understood the reason: My mother lost her 15-year old daughter to cancer shortly before becoming pregnant with me. I had taken on her severe trauma while I was growing in her womb. My fear of death was created by someone else. I felt an immense sense of peace and relief after that epiphany

[Nina_Kowsari]

I really liked the part about how someone who has passed can be closer to you than when they were alive. This video is gonna help shift some ideas around about this topic. Thanks Teal <3

[TJDious]

My parents never shielded me from death as a child which made me very unafraid to examine or discuss it. It also made others see me as a morbid little wierdo, which im fine with.

[mapraboy]

she is the only person that can easily make a video with such a title. we need her so much.

[joycelawson]

Teal I helped care for my cousin that had terminal pancreatic cancer. We planned her funeral service and talked about heaven and meeting up with our ancestors. I guess to help with the process 🤷🏻‍♀️. My cousin after passing came across my TV while I and another person were watching a good show. She said, no one ever really dies and then showed a tongue sticking out of a face. She often would stick out her tongue to people. She was letting me know that I was wrong, as far as my conception of a heaven. Yes, she caught us off guard and we had to discuss the situation especially that she could message me over my TV. This truly happened. I know that our loved ones are with us.

[MirAndHer]

To deny death is to deny life. Thanks for this great video, Teal. My brother died in 2021 and I did indeed change my life and approach to life. I also saw how at some level, his death was not only the inevitable result of lifelong trauma and abuse (by both his mum and his dad), but that it served as a massive opportunity, too, from the universe, for people closest to him to make radical changes to their own lives.

[carolinelaronda]

Once you’ve been close to death and in an extreme amount of pain you don’t fear death, you welcome it . I’m not scared of death at all but I am scared of incarnating into a worse life in the 3D again .

[haleymade]

I wish people talked about death more. When my parents died when I was little no one ever talked to me about death. Everyone just said they were sorry. Now in my adult life I am determined to learn as much as I can about all aspects of death.

[ASMRyvette]

I’ve never heard anything about death that’s resonated so deeply. Thank you for sharing 🙏

[Bailey_Lopez]

This video has busted my closed off heart center wide open, Teal. I’ve been afraid of death since I was about 7. The last couple of years were the first times where I could even examine it. This video helped me to let my clinched fist soften a little bit. It is my life’s work to accept my own mortality and become closer to my true self🩷

[deniz]

A failed attempt of unaliving myself actually was an eye-opening moment. I remember having an expansive moment about my power and what I could do with my life. Now when I’m stuck, I try to remind myself that feeling, because I don’t want to die without doing everything in my power in the physical life

[givemereason]

A friend of mine was murdered last year, she visited my dream last night and i was conciously aware of it being a dream. I desired to ask questions but instead she wanted me to tell her mom she loves her. I felt ineasy relying the message due to thinking it may bring up greif for her, i did it anyways. Then i found this immediately after, top of the list here and it helped me feel more secure in my action and death itself. Thanks Teal!!

[lisalehmkuhl]

Thank you so much Teal! Next year I will be starting studies in end of life care, I hope to become a death doula ❤
I hope I have what it takes and that I am able to help in ways that I think I can.

[jeane]

"Death = Drastic change, it happens when no further expansion can take place without changing perspectives and forms." I've experienced exactly this idea the night before NYE. While I was at a gong bath my grandmother died suddenly, she wasn't long-term ill or anything. Some higher knowledge was shared in that gong bath, perhaps a connection with her withdrawing soul... ***Unless you wipe your slate of stale emotions you will keep dying and being born.***

[jasminatsvetkova]

Thank you, Teal. You're are a gift for all of us during these difficult and confusing times here on Earth ❤

[jobunny]

My mom- who I talked to daily and love deeply- died recently. I am angry because of the way she died but I am mostly at peace with it. I judge myself for not feeling like most people would until this video. "Death" is a part of life and I don't believe anyone truly dies. I believe my mom is simply in another dimension or something. Even if we don't meet again, we were needed for each other in THIS realm.

[nibblelove]

I think I was 7 years old when it first sunk in that I was going to die someday. My mom was watching a ghost hunting show, and it occurred to me that a ghost is a dead person who was once alive. I immediately looked at my parents and saw them growing old and dying. Before I could even complete the grief I began to feel, I turned in on myself and it occurred to me that I was going to die someday. The complete unknown of death sunk in- that I could simply not exist, or something else. It was really intense. I’m sure we’ve all had this same experience- realizing what death is for the first time. Its a pretty incredible moment.

[millec.]

You are finally going back to talking about deep spirituality! Love it.
I'm so glad you are brave enough to talk about it again ❤