Clinically Dead Man Sees The Afterlife; Shown The Truth About Our Dimension (NDE)

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Bill Letson's NDE (Near Death Experience) trip to the afterlife.

Today's video is a near death experience NDE that a man named Bill Leston had in 1994. His NDE took him on a trip through the afterlife, where he was shown amazing truths about life on earth and death.
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I just lost my little boy 5 days ago and I'm just out here look for answers. I just want to know he is okay and happy and warm... He was so cold.

Raven_

When I was in 10th grade one of my friends fell ill and was in the hospital. I didn't think it was very serious but decided to go see Gary with another mutual friend that Saturday evening. I was standing beside his bed and he was lucid and seemed in good spirits as we joked and talked. Suddenly, the most peaceful look came over his face and he turned toward the window and said "they're here for me, it's time to go". Well we thought he was referring to the medical staff and that perhaps it was time for us to leave although there were no other people in the room beside the three of us. So, I touched his shoulder and said something to the effect of "I'll see you at school buddy" and he just smiled and said aren't they beautiful? Then he coded and died as they rushed us out of the room. Some 50 years later, I'm convinced my friend saw heaven and it must have been glorious.

windellmcspindell

Death doesn’t scare me but it’s just how I die that makes me nervous. I just pray it’s as peaceful as someone who lays in bed and just shuts their eyes.

ToothpasteNorangejuice

This makes me so happy because my dad died today of brain cancer. I am glad he is free and at peace 🕊️

Jennifer-hcrx

i'm 73 and near the end of life here, and this is comforting to hear. i have heard similar stories and am not afraid to cross over.

jamiecosgrove

As a terminal cancer patient my greatest fear is leaving my loved ones sooner then I'd wish to. But hearing this has made me feel so much better. I lost my brother and dad to cancer and my sister to an overdose all recently and I myself was diagnosed with terminal cancer right as the pandemic started. I don't want to die but now I feel when my time comes I know better what to hopefully expect. Thankyou for your story.😇

sandyhanson

I'll never forget the story my grandmother told me when she was on a boat one summer with some friends in Maine. She was about 16 years old. One of her friends jokingly pushed her into the lake and it was about 20 feet deep where she fell in. She didn't know how to swim and sank like a rock. She panicked as she quickly went further under the water. She heard people splashing trying to get to her, but by this time she pretty much reached the bottom. She could feel the breath leaving her body as her struggle, then turned to acceptance. She knew she was going to stop breathing and that was it, so she decided to stop trying to get to the surface because she couldn't. As she let out a final gasp of air, she instantly felt the most warm and inviting calmness. She knew she had stopped breathing, yet she felt as though she was breathing fine. Suddenly she was out of the water and above the lake and can see her friends frantically trying to save her with no luck. She can see another boat come over and 3 people jumped in with masks. She kept rising higher and just felt like she was as light as the clouds. She was at total peace. Then as she kept rising, she entered the warmest light and could hear the most beautiful music in the distance. She wanted to get closer to the music, so it got louder the more she rose up. She felt as though she had reached a place that was so comfortable that she couldn't imagine leaving and going back to her body. Suddenly, she felt her body being lowered and the music got much softer. She was further away from the light and can now see the lake again. She saw that a man in bright green shorts had her body and pulled it on to the boat. They began trying to resuscitate her and she sank closer to the lake and the boat she was on. She said her friends were crying hysterically. She then started panicking as she was getting closer and closer back to her body. She was begging to go back to where she was. She said she heard a large deep voice whisper to her "another time, another time". Next thing she knew she was coughing out water from her mouth and fully back in her body. Her vitals were still very low and she was rushed to the hospital. The whole time she was asking the paramedics to let her go and why are they doing this. Long story short, she "survived", but was very depressed for weeks because she got a taste of the other side and she said it was so much better than being in our bodies. She got married, had two sons, one that got sick with MS and died. She lived to be 88 years old. While she was in hospice in her final hours, I held her hand and whispered to her "remember that story you told me when you died on the boat". A big smile came over her face and she tapped my hands as if to say to me she was so excited that her time had finally come. I was in the room with her when she died and she literally had a smile on her face. From hearing her story and so many like it, I truly believe we do know what happens when you "die" and that it is just wonderful! We are living on earth with a purpose. Find it, and do the best you can during this short time. There are great rewards on the other side awaiting us all when our time here is complete.

Zsklar

this made me cry. i died last year for 5 minutes and when i woke up i sobbed to my mother telling her everything really isnt what it is. i tried describing how i felt for weeks but she thought i was just overcoming this traumatic experience. this man described everything that i "felt" and "saw" down to a T. the rainbow orbs.. the stuffy closet... the welcoming loving, cosmic orgasm. i feel heard. i feel like i, not crazy anymore. sent this to my mom hoping she could kind of grasp on to how i felt so she can understand me more. i tell her all the time that i wish i had an on and off switch. so i can just turn off sometimes. it was the most amazing, peaceful, enlightening enrichment. i couldnt have imagined a more existential bliss. if that is what heaven is then heaven is real. we are living in hell. this physical, is our hell. we are only meant to be waves of energy and rays of light, and spirits. static on a radio is how it felt. we are all truly connected. we are all one. this man is not lying. we are not lying and i praise anyone else who ever experienced this. we are not alone, and we know the truth, and the most incredible ultimatum. i am glad we are immortal. we never truly die.

kriley

Thank you for sharing your amazing story! I lost my 97 year old dad 2 years ago today and my mom died 45 days later. She has Alzheimer’s. The morning my mom passed, the camera I had in her room caught all kinds of orb and light activity around her. I think my dad came back to get her just an hour and a half before Valentine’s Day. She was 90 years old. They met when my mom was 17.

geew

I was with my husband when he passed. He went from struggling to stay alive to this awesome sense of peace that I could feel in my body and all around him. He slipped away quietly and peacefully. He wasn’t a religious man but no one could ask to go more peacefully than he did. At the time he passed, everything was so peaceful and quiet. I can’t describe it adequately with words. He was 32 and I was 29. I will never forget that moment. I am not afraid of death. It’s living that scares the crap out of me.

fluffytail

I lost my only child July 2020 when he was 25. This brings me hope and peace. It’s just me now and reiterates what I had thought. Can’t wait to be with him again one day.

luvnalaska

I lost my mother 26 days ago in a car accident. She was only 45 year old.I'm broken into pieces.Everything around me is incomplete without her.she was my bestfriend joy of my life my mother my World
Life without her is terrible.I don't know how to live without her.. I'm missing you mummy so much.. I love you so much waiting to meet you soon

mostlyappetizing

I hear you. I was there too, crossed over in the ER for a few minutes and it was fabulous. No more fear of death because we don't die. It was like walking through a doorway. I didn't feel like I ever dropped a stitch. I was here, and then I was there, no break in between. We're all connected, like grains of sand on one big beach. It was all good, beautiful light, so many colors, amid the stars, looking down on the earth. I was surrounded by others. My very first thought was, "no more body, no more pain, woohoo!" I didn't want to come back either. I ran into my best friends on the other side (they're all still alive) and they asked me the same thing, "how did it go? What did you learn?" Because that's what our lives are about, learning that it's all about kindness, love, understanding, and forgiveness. They asked me if I wanted to go back, to try another life? I said I wanted to stay there. They laughed and said, "oh, you always want to go back and do another life." Time has no meaning because everything is possible, multiple universes, parallel dimensions, we have eternity to figure things out, be with whoever we want to be with, spend time anyplace we want to be. It was beautiful. Even though we do not have our bodies, we still have our senses, we can see. We communicate mentally. I felt the big light (God, Jesus) giving me the unconditional love hug. It was incredible! It's where we were before we were born, and it's where we return when our bodies die; it's home. PS I wasn't given any drugs at all.

michaeljenner

I lost my mom 5 day ago the pain is two much for me, but I feel calm after reading all this message and conversation

heilbronnertillmann

I've been clinically dead 3 times, 1st as a firefighter 10-19-1978, 5.5 minutes. 2nd motorcycle accident 7-8-1983 multiple tines after being hit by a car traveling 55mph, as I laid in the street setting my broken nose, she backed over me, my heart stopped seven times, spent one year in ICU . 3rd On 2-23-1984 while undergoing a 24 hour surgery, my heart gave out due to massive blood loss, Dr's performed a cut down where a wire is sent through my neck into my heart so it could be shocked for 26 hours, I was injected with epinephrine twice directly into my heart with a cardiac needle. I remember everything like it happened yesterday. I tell people that there's no pain or suffering in heaven, whatever brought you to heaven stays in this world, every second is a euphoric and blissful feeling that is like nothing else.
When someone says, your loved ones in a much better place, its true, I've been there. Death is not the end of our lives, it's the beginning of an eternity of peace and tranquility.
I'm blessed to be here and live each day helping someone in need.

jamesblaten

I lost my mom a few days age and it hurts because she died unexpectedly. I hope she’s in a better place ❤❤😢

moonbean

I lost my mom 5 days ago, I can't help but wonder deeply where she is and what she's doing, if she exists or doesn't. I miss you mom, you took a piece of me with you the day you left this world, I feel weak and tears just won't stop rolling

pras_acoustician

We lost our sweet girl German Shepherd yesterday. It was so wonderful to hear that even our pets are with us after they die.

day

I wish this NDE was longer. I didn’t want him to stop talking. This is so amazing. LOVE IS THE ANSWER ❤

RyanMr.

There are days when I forget...I'm back to wondering and the anxiety comes back...
It's accounts like this that help me remember. That there truly is a meaning and that what we do here is important.
God bless all of you. It's a privilege to exist at the same time as you and that we achieve our soul's mission.

BrknHrtdRomeo

Clinically Dead Man Sees The Afterlife; Shown The Truth About Our Dimension (NDE)