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  Marique December 21, 2011 at 10:46pm

  I totally agree Marianinia.  I think that there should be some education in the schools that teaches about dying and that would take the abject horror out of it, andd take away the tabu.  Humans have such a fear of the unknown.  I know after my NDE I now have no fear of death, and when it comes again and it is permanent for me that I will go willingly and lovingly into the light, with joy in my heart that I am going home.  I feel blessed to have had NDE experiences, it has really helped me to deal with the loss of my loved ones this year.  I know that I will see them again, and that helps so much.
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  Delilah7777 December 21, 2011 at 10:06pm

  I watched most of this last night, what a phenomenal experience... :-)
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  Marique December 21, 2011 at 5:17pm

  Thank you for sharing this.  I have to say that it resonates with me.  I have had two NDE's in my life and much of what he described is so very similar to what I experienced.  I never did see a presence that looked like Jesus, actually the presence I saw looked more like a buddha but I was not buddhist nor did I know anything about buddha... though, I had only seen pictures in a book.  But I did experience going through a very tight and dark tunnel, and I also experienced the waves of love he told of.  I cannot describe how loved and alive I felt, there are no mere words.  I also experienced my whole life flashing before me and that part was really difficult.  I felt the emotions of everyone in my life I had ever treated poorly and saw myself as others saw me and it made me so sad.  Then I was told that I was loved and that everyone has done things that they deeply regretted but that there is forgiveness and that we have to forgive ourselves. Then I was posed with a decision as to whether to stay where I was or go back.  I had just given birth to a three months premature child and had bled to death and was shown that if I id not go back his life would be a terrible struggle and I could make his life better by going back.  So begrudgingly I went back, I did not want to leave all the love and joy I was feeling but could not leave my infant son, that bothered me more. Then I was back in my body and alive again after they had given me massive transfusions and I was handed my tiny infant who had almost died with me and I knew I had made the right decision but still wished I could have stayed..

  I also saw a place where the flowers were all so beautiful that I wept and they were translucent and luminous and glowing and I felt like I WAS the flower when I viewed it.....it was so strange and I cannot explain.

  Woonderful post so full of light.  I am happy that Ian's life was transformed by love and joy.
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    Randude > Marique December 21, 2011 at 5:35pm

    That's wonderful Marique, I'm glad for your son you desided to come back. But also to share your story, Thank You.

     

    Merry Christmas and

    Love and Light to all