Fear of death. Therapeutic help. For Ex JW's

Join my in this two part journey into of fear of death. It's designed for ex Jehovah's Witnesses, however, if the thought of dying puts the willies up you, then please feel free to watch on.

[PeacefulRebellion]

I think the way to do it is to keep searching for your truth. The process keeps your mind open and stops you from becoming trapped in a belief that doesn't work for you.

[PeacefulRebellion]

Thanks, Timothy. I'm a very proud and grateful father! Speak soon.

[nancyblumenthal]

I loved this video. I was a Hospice nurse, raised 3 kids, saved my son's life when he was 2. He is 37 now. I became very ill, and 'flat-lined' twice at the end of treatments I was having. I had a blast. A near-death experience? Anyway, when I finally came to in the ICU I felt bad to see worried faces, tears, etc, because I had a great time. I no longer fear death itself? It's the suffering here on earth when you have illness, accident, etc. That was my experience & this video was excellent!! Thank you.

[PeacefulRebellion]

I work on the premise that it makes no sense to disbelieve everything until it is proven, just as it makes no sense to believe everything until it is dis-proven. Thus, believing or not believing is of no consequence, except for how it affects us. Clearly, if believing has a negative impact on you, then don't do it. If it makes you happier, then do! Nice to hear from you, Timothy.

[Anon-nhtf]

THANK YOU!! im 15, and im scared out of my pants. thank you.

[PeacefulRebellion]

Thanks.. Part 2 is up and running. With some audio issues I think.

[anissueofursincerity]

I heard somewhere that belief in a "hell" is more constructive than belief in a "heaven", because
constrains the evil.

[PeacefulRebellion]

The question is, if we return as energy, to what are we returning? I don't have the answers, but I wonder if you would feel good about killing, or at least neutral? I would doubt it.

[anissueofursincerity]

I believe what you said about when the body releases drugs. I experienced something like that when I was close to death after a being hit by a car.

[PeacefulRebellion]

It's normal to be scared. They did a great job. Just remember that they did that to you. Take back your power. Switch the TV off. Make some friends. Have some fun and more that anything else...find something to believe in that makes you happy. Good luck. Keep me posted.

[PeacefulRebellion]

Well, you're right of course. We pass through it alone and so I guess that's something we must come to terms with. Personally, I've done some of my best work alone. lol.
I also have a sneaky feeling that we see what we expect. i could be wrong, however. Regards, Gordon :)

[jesustjramirez]

Thanks for answering. Is not my way of reaction, but looking for an answer to a real hope, if there is any. Since I was Young I being looking for a hope after death. Religions always have this mistery thing(don't know), that doesn't satisfy me. So I thought that you could have any kind of answer, cause I found a logical explanation on your videos.

[jesustjramirez]

The only thing that is missing here is: if we are just energy, and at the end we will return to that or transform....that is the only hope? cause if it is, then probably we can kill each other without any remorse, since we don't have nothing to live for.

[PeacefulRebellion]

I´m certain of it. I do hope you're fully recovered now. :)

[PeacefulRebellion]

Hmmm, on what are you basing your experience? I mean hundreds of thousands of people talk of being greeted by their loved ones when they a near death. Now, whether that's the body's drugs or reality, it doesn't matter. They talk of a feeling of being loved, welcomed and one with everything. That doesn't sound lonely to me!

[PeacefulRebellion]

Well, if I thought the belief in Hell would stop the mass slaughter of us human kind under the name of everything from religion to modernity, I would vote hands down for it. There might be something in what you say.

[PeacefulRebellion]

It's whatever works for you. Personally, hell is not my cup of tea. lol