The situation is like watching an extremely exhilarating movie and not knowing that you’ve unexpectedly, with no perceivable drowsiness, fallen asleep and for you the movie is paused, while in reality (that for others) it continues on. Others report watching the life-saving measures being taken to resuscitate them and recount the conversations they heard while clinically dead. While doing a bit of internet research I came across an article originally published in print, in a professional journal for theologians. I admit I'm a bit obsessed with this topic after losing some people I love very much. He knew quite a bit about loved ones who had passed over and NEVER EVER asked me a question nor ask me to 'feed' him info. She's an entertaining writer who publishes books geared to the best seller lists. Recently I met someone who convinced me that it was just a load of rubbish. Past life regression does not necessarily mean a subject has past lives but that he or she someone discovers what they believe to be earlier incarnations while under hypnosis.
Another reason I think this is I have been listening to myself this past year while I speak in tongues. Amy Marie, I agree with everything Amber said and I, too, have been preoccupied with this subject after losing my husband little more that a year ago! So I went to this service, and as the room got more crowded than I expected, and the empty space around me disappeared, I began to feel anxious. I think that in heaven we have fewer barriers between people and between God, but we also become more distinct, more individual than we ever were. I do not have any personal experiences to share. Though these experiences seem overwhelming, they are actually the most simple to deal with if you shift your perspective slightly. Because we are different in so many ways from a flower, a tree, and most animals. It is simple, as many powerful spiritual practices are.
Ok but still there are exceptional cases when violence has to be used. It warms me to think that they will be there to greet us when it is our turn. I think when we speak in tongues we are beginning to exercise the language we will speak in heaven, when face to face with God. In my own experience, tongues strengthened my Christian life. What does a person experience when speaking in tongues? Of course, if the person runs away, it's not a very useful trick for discussion purposes. It seems difficult to overcome negative thoughts and feelings, but it's really as simple as choosing your focus moment to moment, day after day. In your mind, this forever present moment thus results in a NEE and natural afterlife as depicted in the above figure. Without having to figure out quantum physics, Many Worlds Theory or what a "multiverse" is, I'd be a fool not to accept the avalanche of evidence compiled from first-hand reports, compiled, cross checked and examined.
What we're describing now can be confusing, but taken as a whole, a fascinating picture emerges from the newest evidence. Updated on February 8, 2018 Bryon Ehlmann moreA retired professor of computer science, now attempting to employ an open mind and his analytic skills to better grasp our amazing world. There is noo longer any legitimate doubt about life after death. I feel, if there is no after life then what I experienced during my syncope is what actually happens when we die. Most folks are far too invested in death being the answer to a miserable life. I know lots of people that really believe in God, but when their help is needed, they are nowhere to be found. Thousands of people have had contact or seen somebody that is deceased. I have read several of the books you mention, as well as many others, and seen the documentaries and news shows. For one thing, we have a very different type of consciousness. The best gift we can give ourselves is the opportunity to feel our feelings, genuinely and deeply.