Three Americans described nearly identical experiences after clinical death.
Three people from different US states who experienced clinical death claim to have received the same message from the other world. All three are sure that life on Earth is just a dream or an illusion, and the real world begins after death.
The Daily Mail writes about this.
Their stories are remarkably similar, even though they didn't know each other. And while each had their own unique story, the main point is the same: love after death is unconditional, and the afterlife is a true home.
Writer and psychic Joyce Keller from New Jersey claims to have had several near-death experiences since she was a child. She first “died” at the age of one and a half, when she had a severe sore throat. Her father, a pharmacist, was unable to bring down her high fever, and the girl stopped breathing. At that moment, she says, she saw an angel appear from the center of a flower on the curtains by her bed. The angel said, “It’s time to come with me,” extended his hand, and little Joyce felt her consciousness leave her body. She remembers this experience as the beginning of her journey beyond the real world.
When she was just seven, she had another near-death experience, this time drowning in a lake on Long Island. She and her sister had wandered away from the shore and suddenly fell into a deep hole underwater. Joyce says she saw the same blue light again and a familiar angel who told her it was not her time. She says that every time she was caught between life and death, she was told that human life was only a temporary experience and that she was really here to teach, heal, and help others.
Another participant in this amazing story is Nancy Dunnison, a scientist and former Catholic believer. In 1994, she lost consciousness during a chest examination due to a severe allergic reaction to anesthetic. She experienced clinical death, and, as she says, her soul left her body. In that state, she did not see God in the traditional sense, but felt the presence of a powerful energy, which she called the Source. This Source, she says, explained to her that all human life is an illusion created so that spiritual beings could gain experience.
Danison was astounded by what she was shown: she was not a human being first and foremost, but a spiritual being who was simply temporarily living in a human body. Humans, she was told, are biological beings who exist on planet Earth, but the true essence of each of us is outside the body, in a world we call the afterlife. There, unconditional love reigns, and every soul is accepted completely. After her experience, Danison decided to return to her body with a mission to share this knowledge and help others not fear death.
The third hero of this story is Bill Letson, a retired firefighter. His clinical death occurred after a common flu: he was given a drug that caused a severe reaction. According to his wife, he suddenly fell back on the bed, his eyes rolled back in his head, and they could not bring him back to life. But Bill himself says that at that moment he found himself in an otherworldly space, where he felt a powerful flow of love, joy and acceptance. He describes that state as a “sea of euphoria,” where he felt as if thousands of voices of love were embracing him.
In this state, he realized that everything he had been on Earth was just a role in a play. He says that the real Bill is a completely different entity, and human life is just a short stage in the soul's endless existence. “How could I forget who I really am? How did I believe in this game?” he recalls thinking at that moment.
Although each of them had different experiences with death, all three came to the same conclusion: what we think of as reality is not real. Earthly life is only a temporary experience, a preparation for something much greater. The real self of each of us is the soul, which exists in love and light.
All three say they are no longer afraid of death. On the contrary, they perceive it as a return home. To a place where there is absolute acceptance, unconditional love, and where every soul is valuable. They advise others not to be afraid of the future, not to hold on to pain and loss, but to remember: after this life, there is a real reality waiting for us – full of light, kindness, and love.
Let us recall that earlier we wrote about a woman who experienced clinical death for eight minutes and spoke about her supernatural experience
