SHOCKING PRE BIRTH EXPERIENCE! I Saw Why I Chose a Life of Suffering!

Please enjoy my interview with Betty Guadagno about he Near Death-Like Experience and pre-birth memories!

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[lavenderkisses]

I love how she went out to lay hands on the homeless drug users ❤️❤️❤️
Her spirit is so feisty and authentic-love it!!

[devolutionone]

You know you're Divinely blessed when you've been trough the hardship Betty went trough and still are glowing like she does..

[jthepickle]

"It's not about going back to heaven, it's about bringing heaven here." Betty G

[shadowman]

I have heard your story a few times now and relate so well. I grew up in a home with so much abuse with drugs and extreme alcohol abuse. As a result I started down that road myself which got worse for me during my early adult life. Things took a turn when I lost my my baby girl to drowning while with a babysitter which turned me to meth and cocaine as well as weed. It was with the birth of my forth child that I realized what I was doing to my family ( my wife never knew this was going on with me as I kept it well hidden) .
I went to all of my dealers and told them not to ever give me any more drugs, even if I begged and that it would turn them into law enforcement if they did. From that day on I never saw or abused drugs again . My family was never exposed to my abuse and none of my seven children have abused any substance. I broke the addiction spell that my parents passed on to me and my siblings.

[isabelltecaxco-ydlw]

When Betty said that her mom died when she was 23 I felt like a something hit me in my mind and heart. I remember when my mom said she was leaving to go home with my dad, I freaked out and told her no you can't leave me alone here!! It was Friday the 6th of July 1984 my dad died when I was 11 October 2nd 1972. She was at dialysis getting her blood cleaned out by a machine that took 8 hours 3 times a week. Anyways she said that her dream showed my dad telling her to cross over the white line between them and I said " mom please tell me you didn't go with him..." She smiled at me and said " Of course I went across to your dad, I love him" I couldn't believe it but at that very moment I knew she was leaving, leaving me behind. Well two days later on Sunday the 8th she died in my brothers arms and the ambulance was to late to save her. The pain in my heart felt like a knife inside twisting and ripping everything in my soul I know I died inside. I'm 62 now and I've dealt with trauma most of my life and two divorces and no children. Needless to say my life has been very hard and sad, lonely. I'm alone now, All my friends are passed away and all my brothers to and last year in July my oldest sister died. I have only one sister left and she's 67, I'm hoping God will remember me and sis that we can see the goodness of the Lord in the land of the living, not the grave. This planet has been super hard and sad for me and I hope it's not too late for me to have some happiness before I die. Thank you for reading my message

[bedardpelchat]

There is no escaping ourselves. She's a living proof of that. A lesson for all of us.

[RainFall-wzyp]

The intensity of my loneliness and my desire and ache for love are all-consuming

[jophieldrums]

Wow since I was a child I had a clear memory of choosing my birth My parents thought I was crazy. If I am crazy, at least I'm glad I'm not the only one haha 🙏🙏🙏

[sciencenotstigma]

This makes it make sense, why people would choose a difficult life and/or abusive/neglectful parents. Not having an understanding of linear time seems key to this! I often say I wouldn’t have traded most of my experiences (abuse, homelessness, addiction) because I don’t judge people now. My biggest regrets all center around judging someone, not helping someone when I could have, or not helping someone effectively/causing harm by “helping.” They go hand in hand. There’s nothing better, to me, than behaving conscientiously and bringing hope and joy to people.

[apocalypticambience]

I had to stop this at 11:20 when she said about the spirit not understanding the human experience. I just posted on another video a few days ago about "memories" I was having about being in the pre birth existence and being kind of cocky about it, like "pfft, I can do this, in fact i'll change that whole world, see you guys in a minute"... not realizing what I was getting into, that time here was different and longer. So when I heard her say that about her attitude coming here and pushing all the boxes into her cart, I completely understood exactly what she meant. I think I probably did the same thing in a different way. I've tried to be so many different things here and never finished any of them, could never make up my mind "what I wanted to be when I grew up". I never amounted to anything in this life because I could never stick to one thing. As soon as I got good at something, I gave up on it, because it no longer felt like a challenge. My life feels like an unfinished puzzle with pieces everywhere.

[NinaNina-qcsh]

I’m only 16 mins into the interview and this girl is so awesome! Her spirit is so bright 🌟🌟🌟🌟💛

[kolettehill]

You tell the story so brilliantly. You can entrance so beautifully, I can understand why you were chosen and why YOU HAD to come back so thank you for you BIG part in our mission.

[dotjeff]

I’ve heard Betty’s story before and love it, but was so intrigued to hear Melissa’s questions. She always brings such intelligence to the conversation with questions I wouldn’t even think to ask, but that Iead to deep answers.

[fanfanlatc]

I finally understand the meaning of life. I went through traumatic experiences when I was little including rape and abuse from early childhood to beginning of adult life. Knowing now that I might have chosen to experience these events for my advancement help me tremendously and find peace. I love the part where Betty shared that in some circumstances she was also the perpetrators made me think, what if I treated someone the same. Wow you have planted more than a seed in my mind!

[jonnyw]

This helps much in forgiving God for the terrible sufffering we endure here. The theologians have all failed in their attempts, trust me I’ve read them all. WE CHOSE THIS!!!

[GodFavorsMe]

Wow!!! Now I know why God told me that I chose this life....Wow!!! He meant that literally. I chose the worst life. I love the Lord and I cant wait to get back home to Heaven.

[thedouglaspodcast]

story! As someone who lost their mother young.. and she was a severe addict.. I needed this today 🥺 thank you so, so much for this story ♥️♥️♥️

[ErikaRamadan]

“Things didn’t happen to me, they happened for me, because on some soul level I have chosen it for the evolvement of myself.”

[thomashusted]

Her story is living proof of amazing grace, how sweet it is. The spiritual journey is simple but not easy to love, serve and remember who you really are.

[missmellie]

Listening to Betty helped so much with my own perception of my life of trauma .. I felt like i literally stepped into heaven for a little time while listening to her speak as she is so full of grace and spirit 🥰