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In 1971 Glenn Brymer experienced an outstanding Near Death Experience, NDE, while serving in the U.S. Army. He was stationed in Germany at a area to air missile device on the Czechoslovakian border when a terrible incident transpired.
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When my father passed…among other events…I recall being inside the center of a white static sphere of energy that had windows. The windows were not straight edged but reminded me of the movie contact where they were like vignette. The windows on my side were blurred out but the center window in front was my father walking in green grass towards a house.
These experiences don’t just happen to those dying…sometimes those of us who are living get to share a glimpse of God’s love for us.
Seems legit.
Thank you for your sacrifice for us when you served. God bless you always Angel warrior
Thank you God for sharing this with us
I absolutely do not want to be reborn. If I'm in Heaven let me stay there.
Thank you for sharing your incredible experience.
Thank you!!
That was one dumb truck driver…
He directly saw what buddhist monks strive to see, which is impermance. great story.
Thanks for sacrificing for us. You get the injuries for the freedom of others. If you don't feel appreciated. Well I appreciate you
God has been using you for ever. Thanks for sharing
At times like this. With all Covid scare.. This is a ray of light. God's love helps me through every day.
Awesome..these accounts have a discernible pattern which is comforting to those grieving the loss of a loved one .
That was truly incredible. Thanks you so much for sharing your experience Mr. Brymer.
Same
What an incredible experience. I love how you addressed god..so you, so your experience. This is how it is for all, very unique, very what you believe will happen. It’s good to check your beliefs and understand you go where you think /believe you go. Even nowhere, except your nowhere is still connected, conscious. I have heard of people who realize they can leave it though…so many experiences, all so different but similar. I know we keep on going. I am not afraid to die anymore. I’m not afraid to live here now either. It’s awesome.
Thank you
These stories are beautiful and so reassuring. I've watched 5 in a row and they feel so authentic. I try and feel and see the pictures they relate. Absolutely adore these stories.