Woman Dies and Sees Herself Planning Her NDE Before Being Born

[Giulia]

I loved watching this video. It is about an atheist, brought up by catholic parents, who dies during surgery after an accident. I found the video very instructive and learnt a lot about the importance of:

- empathy
- gratitude
- meditation
- making decisions using our intuition

The experiencer’s conclusion is that we are having a near-life experience

[DTR1975]

This reminds me of the whole soul contract thing. Planning out her life I mean.

[ADMINDiane]

I remember this lady's story

[Giulia]

Giulia, Nancy Rynes has convinced me that there is an opposite to the Divine Presence!

In Divine Presence we are experiencing life and in physicality we are remembering life...

Hello, Tony

My approach is different. I think we are always in Divine Presence, we are an extension of Source Energy whether we are physically alive or discarnate spirits.

In my opinion, physical life gives us an option to focus on important things, such as making another person happy and enabling that person to make other people happy; we can focus on all the things we are greatful for; we can manifest and therefore create new things, situations and give life to children.

I feel that physical life is a unique time to co-create with Source Energy, God, Divine Presence. I feel that calling co-creation “remembering” is unfair on ourselves and on our Divine Source.

What I learned is that we on Earth have something that those in Heaven don’t: the gift of life. Each one of us is a miracle, a gift. You too are a miracle!

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Every other person is a miracle too — the people we love, yes, but also the people we might not like so much. When we look into the eyes of any other person, we are looking straight into the eyes of Spirit, directly into the soul of another miracle. Whether a friend or enemy, each person around us is invested and infused with Spirit. Each person has the spark of the Creator inside. Each person is miraculous.

Nancy Rynes