NDE: I Died & Was Shown The Truth About Heaven

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1. beautiful truths. we all must rise above drama and judgment. and share love. no one religion or person is better than another. ❤ one love.

2. Plantes meaning not automatically life on it.

3. You had a dream😂😂😂

4. 3 hours long? Way too long

5. I've been watching NDE videos from different channels for about a year. It's hard to believe some times since many experiences seem rediculous and some seem easier to believe. I've seen NDE videos where people say they talk to the devil, to Mahammad, to Jesus, to Mary, to Hindu Gods, to Budha, some see bright lights that speak, some don't speak but they're felt,… To sum it all up, it seems like there is no ONE truth. NDE experiences seem to be reflecting personal life experiences according to culture beliefs and even personal hopes of a better life after death.

6. The ads are beyond annoying.

7. I have had nde and obe and i really want to go home. I dont want to be here and haven't wanted to since age 15 and im 64 now😢

8. I really enjoyed your guest nde. I have listened to many and hers is among the more interesting. God bless and good luck.

9. Just listened to Ginette so far, what a lovely soul. Kind, beautiful and coherent. 🙏 I was just thinking about people who do evil and destructive things on a huge scale. Starting wars for example. The suffering they create. Why are they doing this? To create hardships for others to learn from? It just seems so… evil.

10. ❤❤❤❤

11. Enjoyable. Just wish there weren’t way too many ad interruptions .

12. When she talked about the "hugs", it made me feel longing for those deep intimate hugs… like that of a 3 year old (was the perfect discription). It also reminds me of how how Erika Kirk was being criticized for "hugging" so intimately… Personally I feel like she's being "hated" for being a Christian, and showing Christian love. But I can't imagine what she's going through, and how strong she's been, and how much gratitude she must be feeling towards those "great men" who honored Charlie so sincerely. I noticed how she hugged with her heart, and I'm sure it did look inappropriate for non-Christians. I remember before I fully braced my Christian "love" that it use to feel weird saying "I love you" to just anybody… but now, I can say it to complete strangers and mean it too! That's what sets Christians apart is that we are commanded to "LOVE" everyone, just as God does, even those who hurt us, even those who kill us, or kill our true love…. I was so proud of Erika for keeping her focus on "Jesus" and "Love" and taking the time (at Charlie's Funeral) to very publicly declare to the whole world watching that she forgives that young man who viciously murdered her husband. For her kids sake, I hope they remove the "killing" from the internet, but I hope they keep all the "honors" given to him. I also hope that those evil demonic possessed celebrating in his murder can also be removed…. for his kids sake, and for her family and Erika too. Erika has been amazingly strong, especially for those of you who have taken part of the "gossip" about her "hugs" and the questioning her every move. I have a feeling that those people were going to throw hate at her regardless simply for her being a Christian. Some criticized that she wore "white" but they would have criticrized her for wearing black too. Some criticized her lack of "falling apart" but they would have criticized her for not being strong if she had fallen apart. Some criticized her for her speeches being "too polished" but they would have criticized her for not being polished enough too. Some criticized her for complimenting leaders too strongly, accusing adultry, , which is one of the worse ones to try to put problems in a marriage (VP Vance's in particular). Twisting her words to indicate Vance would replace Charlie, which isn't just cruel to Erika but to Vance and his wife. I understood what Erika was saying. She was trying to compliment how Vance had so patiently taken questions, from the toughest critics, and listened so patiently and answered so respectfully, just like Charlie did. But that's why she quickly said that "no one could ever replace Charlie", but that she could see some of the same characteristic in the way Vance answered questions. She wasn't even talking about "husbandly duties" but "Turning point duties"…. She was speaking about how honored they were for Vance to host Turning Point… and was just complimenting how well he did, that is was so similar to Charlie…. but quickly correcting that no one could EVER replace Charlie…. which actually I often felt like Charlie was evangelizing in the belly of the Beast. Though most thought of "Turning point" as politics, but Charlie was actually using the Bible as the 1st and most important "Rule Book" … and while acknowledging Laws, would say why certain Laws were inappropriate and explain why (per Christian teachings). One in particular I remember was a woman trying to prove him wrong that abortion is murder, which I find so disturbing that some women admit they aren't sure if the fetus is a "living baby" as the reason they support abortion and get abortions? Personally, I know that's a living baby in there… duh! And deep down, they know it too, but as a Christian I pray for these women (and men) for supporting such a thing. Even if there was only 10% chance that's a living baby, even if there was only 1% chance, even less that 1%, but any chance at all that there is a real life living baby 's life at stake that is being murdered. No wonder these people attempt to de-humanize their sweet little innocent babies. Too think of how hard their hearts will be forced to become just to be capable for killing their own precious babies. It hurts them the most, well that sweet baby the most, as the ultimate betrayal. Some have literally killed their babies just for having a medical condion, which is discrimination! I was so proud of Kristi Noem when she made "Down's Syndrome" a protected class, making it illegal to abort Down Syndrome babies for the mere fact of them having disabilites. Btw, some try to make the claim that Doctor's will sacrifice the mom's to save the babies, which is NOT true in any state, but this isn't called an abortion, but a miscarriage (or if the baby survives, a pre-mature birth). When a baby's life is loss by natural causes, that's God, but if you kill" your baby, that's murder! Some say, what about "Rape"… which I never understood how killing an innocent baby that is "half" you…. how this hurts their mom's throughout their lives, as they are usually very young, inexperienced, and not understanding what is happening… that there is a real life living Baby growing in them that the mom is responsible for, that the baby is completely dependent on. Oh yeah that reminds me why I got on this topic is how Charlie followed Biblical law first and foremost, even if it would break government laws (like aboration). But I love how Charlie made the girl feel important for discovering something in the "laws" that promoted the "abortion" ideology, which Charlie wanted for the law to adjusted to no longer support abortions…. which is similar to how the laws also promote "Divorce". Of course, we don't want to make it hard for women to get out of a "bad marriage", but we shouldn't be "rewarding" them either. However, the governments have found that men often run from responsibility, not helping with the high bills mom's have in raising their baby's that their dad's should be just as responsible as the mom. I think the lack of support is what causes many women to panic and have abortions. However that day with Charlie, the woman 1st brought up how the baby couldn't survive outside the womb as the reason it might not be a baby inside the womb…. But Charlie explained that the baby outside the womb also couldn't survive without being fed. But this is when the woman said the law Charlie thought should be adjusted, as the woman brought up how babies aren't given a social security number until after birth as the reason babies in the womb might not be living babies, which Charlie credited the woman for acknowledging that since babies lives actually begin at conception, that our laws and culture should reflect this.

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29. This video was a sign for something in my life. Thank you ❤️

30. ooo, the grass was grreen? so beautiful? in a slaugherhouse to see where that barbeque came from didn t go? pity.

31. Really fascinating 🎉loved it ❤❤thank you

32. Be aware people of this " New Age"
    biblical warning against astrology as a form of divination, something God calls sinful. Leviticus 19:26 says, “You shall not interpret omens or tell fortunes.” 1 Samuel 15:23 states rebellion is “like the sin of divination.”

33. I enjoy listening, I find it very interesting. I find it hard to believe though. I don’t know if my experience counts as an NDE. I had two operations in the past, and both times I flatlined. I didn’t see anything, didn’t go through tunnels, didn’t see any bright lights, nada. Which makes these interviews a bit sus in my opinion. And why some people can see and experience the other side and others can’t is another questionable theory. 🤔

34. Huge resonance, Very on point. Thanks for sharing

35. I love listening to NDE"s but 😮 3 hrs long, nooooo way am i going to listen to this 😅 bye

36. It's too bad that she didn't see Jesus, who is the author and finisher of our faith. In him we live and move and have our being. He is pure love and light…and bliss.

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