#afterlife #spirits #heaven #angels #hallucinations

[lilabrat]

I was dying from a failed abdominal adhesion surgery at age 23, the reason I was dying was because right after the surgery I told everyone something is wrong I need a CT scan but my surgeon, doctor, and parents didn’t believe me. So for 7 days I lay there as I externally bled into my lungs and heart and looked pregnant by the 7nth day. I finally got another operation because on that last day I no longer had any idea where I was. I saw SO many visions, some horrifying and some really nice. A horrifying hallucination I had was suddenly I was in my dads old house and I was dragged out of my bed by an invisible force, then my bedroom door opened and down the hallway I saw Satans shadow standing there. All of a sudden I convinced myself that I was flying, then my bedroom window burst open and I flew out the window and was laughing and flying in the air as glitter was all around me and I had a PERFECT birds eye view of my dads old neighbourhood. I also hallucinated that my mom had golden angel wings and she was stroking my hair as she told me it was okay to die. I freaked out and asked her why she said that to me and it turns out she wasn’t even in the room. Dying is so freaking interesting, I was in so much pain but the hallucinations took the pain away. After all that I now have a sense of excitement and peace when it comes to death. It’s going to be a wild ride that’s FOSHO!

[LoisandLane]

Ty for your videos. My husband passed last night and your videos helped me understand that he was not in pain. 😢

[debradavidson]

We were with my 19yo brother as he was dying of leukemia. His eyes widened and he pointed to the end of his bed and said…He’s so tall! We asked him who, and he said “Jesus.” Such a marvelous comfort to us. ❤❤❤

[kriscolwell]

I've had people be distressed but I think it's about unresolved issues like one woman's husband went before her and she kept seeing him but she would start to say some things like "you left me here" and such.

[pennywhistle]

Thank you so much for this reassurance.

[HazelYellowbird]

Thank you for explaining this. Your strength is so admirable.

[milagrosrivera]

I was pregnant with my 3 child. My deceased father said to me that he was here for only a short time to be strong. I had my son. 2 weeks later my son passed of SIDS.

[curtiscomes]

You don't have to be dying to see a actual vision of a loved one. Take my word for it.

[annshoemake]

In December I watched my Daddy die. He was waving and smiling and acted like he’d like to get up and join in what he saw. It was hard knowing he was passing away and I’d not have my father anymore. He wasn’t in pain and I had the privilege to be the one to help him through this with my adult daughter by my side.

[christinashouse]

I firmly believe it's family coming to comfort them, and help transition them into heaven

[angelahobbs]

Last year before I knew my dad had died I heard my dad call out to me as he sounded when I was young. I looked all around but cdnt see him. As I was leaving he said sadly to someone oh maybe it's not her. I turned in the direction of a man who looked like an aging elvis where the direction of the voice came from but he was asleep. A month later later a solicitor called me to say my Dad had dad 2 months previous to when I heard his voice. I was absolutely devastated and still am. I've had lots of signs from him. I feel he is with me all the time. I love and miss him so much 😭. When I call out a sign always appears in some form to comfort me.

[veronicaveronica]

It was a privilege to have a wonderful happy mother when she going to die she was telling me her dad was was there and mother and a child who was smiling. ❤🧡💛💚💙💜🤎🖤🤍💯

[karenkirwan]

My Mom started having pleasant dreams of loved ones. In one she was at a town dance from her youth and both dead husbands were there with no awkwardness! She did not realize til she woke up that every person there had passed away except her.

[georgielancaster]

I think the mind conjures those visions to calm the body it inhabits. At end of life, I think the psyche releases whatever it needs, to distract from pain or fear. Your psyche knows what will settle you. Or distract you into puzzling who a person is, when family might be distressing.

You are already set up to expect certain possibilities. Whatever you believe. Your psyche knows what will take you gently into that good night...

The deep distress in dying, is normally when someone is conscious and fighting it, or raging from injustice, etc... Right?

When actually shutting down, the visions are, as you say, comforting. I really believe the brain goes into a calming, comforting shut down. Which sometimes you come back from - hence the stories.

[ladypamela]

Even my experience that's always been a peaceful loving experience for every person that I've seen do this

[M.A.F.I.A..]

In family, you hear the back story... my great grandma saw her husbandS, and her sancho at the same time. She wasn't sweating it one bit🤣💜

[connaistoitm]

love you vidéos, thank you for sharing

[shawnalee]

Have you ever witnessed someone afraid of what will happen after they die, " like going to hell?
One time this elderly man was dying, he actually died, came right back out, and he yelled" it's to dark! Don't make me go there"!, and than he died for good.
It was about the most eery thing ever witnessed

[kikilola]

Both my mom and grandmother told me they saw a man in the doorway that they couldn't see his face and they seemed a little worried about it. This has always bothered me.

[mariejames]

I believe when you are dying you are in peaceful state whereby u don't have time to hate anyone who has already died and at the same time to those you been with on the earth you don't see them your own goal is the people or the family that your are reaching out to