Rwandan Man Dies In The Hospital & Encounters Jesus In Heaven
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  1. Jeff I just heard someone say that your show and others use paid actors for content that's why she won't have a sit down interview about her NDE on such shows. I know better but others might believe it

  2. Just curious again, why doesn't anyone report about their past lives in other planets and/or inhabiting non-human bodies? I've read about a few of those cases on other sites, maybe this channel can interview someone who has experienced that.

  6. NDEs that are not religious based are more believable in my opinion. Why? Because this man said he saw Jesus and Jesus pulled out some documents and flashed what I think he said was like a life review. Then he argued a bit with Jesus and then came back to earth. Well, let's do some math. It's factual that on average there are 178,000 people who die across the globe every single day. Does it even make sense that Jesus would pull out some documents of his life on earth and then begin to tell him about it IF in fact he died for our sins there is NO documents to keep. Christianity teaches that Jesus no longer remembers the wrong we do because we are covered in his blood. Okay, that is one argument. Another argument would be how in the world would Jesus be able to see 178,000 people per day. There is no time in Heaven, BUT still. This is not Disney World or Fantasy Island. Let's get real people! Watch some NDEs without religion involved and you will see those make more sense. Jeff has a bunch to watch. Have fun and if you are a Christian and want to believe in fantasies and how Jesus can be everywhere at once, or whatever, then great. I guess Santa Claus is real too and can be everywhere at once and go down the chimney, and reindeer's can fly, blah, blah, blah. I guess you'd also believe that God kicked everyone out of Heaven because Adam ate an apple. Or Noah went out walking across the world to round up 2 of every animal so that God could flood the earth because God regretted creating humans – Oh, but God knows the end to the beginning, but He didn't realize that humans would be a stench in His nostrils. The crap that humans can come up with in their minds is nothing short of amazing! Then we wonder why there is so much division in this world. Oh wait, Satan is causing that division and God is losing the war. How absurd! To each his own!

  7. While I do feel there are people that may not be totally honest and are jumping on the NDE popularity to push their services, I hope that Jeff is not consciously choosing these people. I have seen this with a past person i met.
    The karmic & cause and effect implications always unfold. Free will.

  9. Experiencers aren't told what to do because it's not in the doing that is important! It is in the witnessing, the knowing of the divinity and bliss of infinite, universal, unconditional, love! They become one of the members of the The Hundredth Monkey Effect. When a tipping point of 'knowing' is achieved the entire human collective will experience a download or upgrade of this knowing and the magic of the new era will sweep through consciousness and begin THIS cycle of super conscious, sovereign, free, humans who are no longer subject to the lower lords earthly shenanigans! (The hundreth monkey effect is a hypothetical phenomenon in which a new behavior or idea is spread rapidly by unexplained means from one group [member] to all related group [members] once a critical number of members of one group exhibit the new behavior or acknowledge the new idea.)

  11. Thanks for sharing Dominique’s story. I’m very interested to hear more international NDE’s, as I like to discern the universal elements in them as well as impact and personal meaning in people’s lives. If we’re all one family of life, it’ll become clear as we listen to each other’s stories from around the world.

  13. When I die I hope I can go to heaven. And if there's an hierarchy I don't mind being placed in the lowest level, doing whatever work they assign me so as long as I am allowed to be in heaven and be with Jesus.

  14. That was so amazing. I don't think I've ever heard a guest talk about meeting another spirit that was also turned away from heaven but didn't want to go back to Earth. I I guess if someone experiencing an nde were turned away from heaven but decided just to hang around in the other world rather than come back we would never hear about it haha. Anyway I was sorry for the accent barrier to asking more questions about this interesting encounter. I was so happy to hear that he is now in the choir in this life… practicing for his final destination. 🙂

  16. Thanks Jeff for reiterating what he said, it was very helpful. Even though this interview contained some things that were quite different than others, it was interesting that he still mentioned the all important Life Review, which I personally believe is one of the most important reasons for someone having an nde, as it is apparent that the person experiencing the nde really needs that Life Review and most often they do make a change in their life when they return.