She Understood There's No Bad Or Good During Her Near-Death Experience

This Near death experience guest is Anastasia Wesselink Moellering. In 2019 Anastasia had a near death experience where her soul connected to an indescribable bliss and all-knowing oneness where she gained the understanding of who we really are and more. Anastasia was having an invasive dental procedure when she left her body, left this world and crossed over to what she calls the “void” and came back with a clear message that there is no getting this life “right or wrong.”

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[_Tarot]

She uses good metaphors. Super smart girl 🌹👌

[gunlokman]

So well described. Very, very watchable and significant. Thank you for posting.

[therights]

Probably one of the clearest explanations I’ve heard. So good. Thank you!❤

[andrewzolper]

I have listened to 100+ people share NDEs and there is something extraordinary about hers. Although she didn’t experience all aspects of a traditional NDE, what she did experience was articulated with an incredible level of detail. I would be interested in hearing the thoughts of other people who have had NDEs. It seems as if she has found the words that so many of them have been looking for.

[meinreverse]

Thank you for sharing, Anastasia!

Her report is one of the most coherent and commonsensical explanations of NDEs I have come across. It makes a lot of sense if you think about it. The sole purpose of incarnating is to have a physical experience, to become intimate with everything that defines us as humans. That's it! Incidentally, all these experiences are not available while in spirit form: pain, suffering, rejection, separation, death, etc. It's as if we are all actors, playing our little part in a mise-en-scène of cosmic proportions. That's exactly why there are no right or wrong decisions/acts when viewed from the other side. This is of course beyond counterintuitive, but that shouldn't be too surprising; the world itself is more counterintuitive than we are prepared to accept (we feel that Earth is standing still, while the sun is moving around us, when in fact it's the other way around). Does this mean that morality is pointless? Quite the contrary, it is crucial that we are the best version of ourselves at any given time. It only means that failing to be the best versions of ourselves (we are humans and we have all been dealt some tough cards to play with) does NOT have eternal consequences. It is completely illogical and even irrational to believe that the mistakes one makes in a time frame that's completely insignificant in the grand scheme of things (what is 80 years when you put it in the correct perspective of geological ages) will condemn one to an afterlife of eternal punishment. No matter how you look at it, it doesn't make any sense whatsoever. We, as souls, are NOT defined by the bodies we choose to incarnate into. Just as an actor/actress is not legally responsible for the acts they do while following a script.

So it looks like we're all part of a common, cosmic project. There is progress, but it takes a time (again, when viewed from our human side). However, time is not a concern when you look at it from the other side. We are therefore talking about a project. And yes, there is suffering (a lot of it!). You could almost say that progress is the by-product of pain and suffering. But, as another NDE-er put it, "there are no victims, only volunteers." And if you watch/read enough NDE reports, another common theme emerges: we choose the challenges we face in a certain lifetime (in what is called pre-birth planning) because the whole point of incarnating is to experience the whole spectrum of human experiences.

The only other NDE-er I know of who speaks unequivocally about human life as an opportunity to experience (rather than to learn something; unless we equate experience with learning) is Nanci Danison.

Again, many thanks to Anastasia for choosing to share her extraordinary experience with us.

[patsylvest]

Short but packed with good stuff. She said a lot in a brief space. Very much appreciated, Anastasia.

[netdevtech]

Thank you Anastasia for sharing. There is a lot I would like to comment on but for now I can only say that your summation of this incredible topic is at such high (yet lucid) level that, sure us mortals will have questions, however at the most sublime level what you state is what indeed is.

[aprilstearns]

Everyone's NDE is a personal experience. Parts I can relate to and parts I can't, but it doesn't matter. Amazing!

[roxanne_george]

This is so enlightening, thank you so much! ❤

[abrogard]

Never heard one quite like this but I can accept it. Excellent. Absolutely.

[kevinroycope]

She seems super credible. She and others describe such similar experiences. I’m beginning not to fear death. Thank You

[Chesterton]

Fascinating. Thanks for sharing telling your beautiful story.

[denismorissette]

Such a dense test testimony!! Tank you, you transport me with you during all the description. Wow!!!! I haven't had an NDE but it is like I know what you talking about, like it remember me something.

[MattSnyder-znfo]

❤ Loved this one. She’s great as her own narrator and tells her story clearly and insightfully. Bravo!

[ericstewart]

Well said. If you would please clarify one thing: In earth life, there are very bad things. We all know this. The contrast between love and cruelty is stark. Please define the sense of moral neutrality that you experienced.

[veatriceharrell]

Thanks for sharing your experience. Pretty amazing God bless you.

[dianap]

I really appreciated listening to your experience, it was so conforting.
Thank you for sharing! ❤

[claudiabecker]

Thank you for this clear and well understandable experience! It was such a pleasure to listen!:)

[emilefarge]

wondrously affirms what wise persons have told us " what happens is not of moment; your response to what happens is the utter value of all experiences"

[mikemaschmeyer]

Wow! Yes, such is the infinite field of consciousness. What a lovely young lady and one of the best descriptions of the other side that Inhave ever encountered in my many years of the physical life.