This is the biggest fear for me. Not seeing my children grow into wonderful adults is a devastating thought imo. (Edit) not so much leaving them sad and alone because death is a part of life we all have to deal with and its healthy to understand that. I just dont want to go too early, its one of the reasons I had kids young.
~ If there is something, he's there and at peace; if not, at least the painful suffering is over. My sister died from cancer about eight years ago, and this is the way I think of her.
This dude is the most comforting guy I have ever seen. If the apocalypse was happening and this dude told me everything would be fine, everything would be fine
My sister died and I imediately hugged her and I said , "I'm so sorry Jen." Then thee most tranquil feeling went through the front of my chest and out of my back. I BELIEVE IT WAS HER SPIRIT.
@@Wonderaven i don't know who hasn't...except maybe you..but i can tell your an exceptional person.. quite different really..and good on you keep it up ..
@@ShootEmUp2000 As Field Marshall Sam Manekshaw would hav told you, we don't fear death, and wud rather die than live as cowards , we r Gurkhas. Peace.
i had a stroke Jan 26, 2017. after the shock wore off and thinking i was dying, it was peaceful. no pain at all. i talked to my pastor, who says i have a very odd view of god. When the spark of life enters your body, that's the ball of energy Joe talks about. Eternal energy. when you die, that goes back to the source. call it what you want, but that is the source, God, whatever. I've been close to the edge a couple times. this is not the end here, just another step on the path. fear nothing.
David Potter well it’s actually true your soul does live on to another life a spiritual life how? Because there evidence already saying that your Brian is not connected with your soul there separate. Your soul makes your brain run and when u pass your soul moves into the other life and NDE are true I know someone who had one and he wasn’t under no drugs or nothing he wasn’t even at the hospital it was outside and there’s people who are able to talk with spirits and communicate with them so ‼️
@@joycetaylor8057 personally idc about any of that I just wanna see my friends and family again. Some times it's hard to remember what some look like now
I had a near death experience when I was 11, 4 wheeler crash. Went from terrified knowing I was going to die, to feeling absolute peace and calmness in an instant. It was such a profound instant switch of emotional state, I’ll never forget it. Btw love ya grandma
My grandmother was hospitalised when she was 87 after an illness. she told me of her experience, 'she was at the bottom of the stairs in her house being called upstairs by her two deceased sisters and her mother shrouded in light. She said she's not ready yet and woke up'. Could've been a dream but ironicly she died at 94 after having fallen down the stairs in the night. I like to think that she made it back up the stairs in some way.
Me too. I think euthanasia should be legal in all 50 states for people who are terminally ill and suffering. Why herd all the elderly in a nursing home , where a lot of them have no minds and waiting to die with no hope?
During my NDE, my whole life flashed before my eyes. I actually was like "wow, I lived well so if it's time to go...I'm ready". I got to say goodbye to my entire family before I decided to go. It was beautiful. My soul burst thru the cosmos like a shooting star all the way to the very end/top. I turned back into a star and my soul tribe was waiting for me when I arrived. There was a big homecoming celebration. It was serene and I was felt pure love. Coming back to my Earthly body, I actually wake up a little sad everyday thinking about how much I miss my "family" on the other side. I feel like a lonely alien on a mission to Earth. I love my Earth fam, but I've always felt this longing to finish my mission here and return home to rest. My soul is tired but we are here to help the Earth.
I love this, the experience of reuniting with your soul tribe. How resonant and there is a lot room to grow compassion for yourself when you recognize yourself for the lonely alien you are. I'm thinking of another story (I have no NDE) one in which you are trying to take a journey and the best/quickest/only way to get there is through a human incarnation. "Oh man, that seems so scary, but... I think I can do it." Then after you die you remember it was part of the journey. Just a story. Thank you for sharing.
@Wolf XIII you're not alone. I feel exactly the same. I am actually excited about death but terrified of living. If everyone loved their neighbor as themselves, I'd love life. Anyone with any discernment knows that this world is full of wickedness, selfishness, lack of empathy, greed, narcissism. Death is such a gift to those who see things for the way they are. Religion has filled the world with lies and fables that cause us to fear death.
My dad has stage 4 prostate and bone cancer... he's been fighting it for almost two years and in all actuality he had been living undiagnosed for years prior... he worked a hard job... was doing marathons and triathlons without knowing... the man is strong. He's on hospice now... can barely walk or get up... it's so hard to see... he still laughs and smiles when he's awake. But he has moments of sadness... maybe fear of dying or leaving us behind... I wish I could take those feelings from him. Nurse told me if she had to guess... 1 to 2 weeks... that was a week ago. My mind has been a mess. I would give him some of my years if I could.
Pray , speak to God for him if he won't . Advocate for your dad with the " Devine mercy prayer " , by the blood and water that flowed from the heart ❤️ of Jesus we ask for mercy for your dad . I heard of this prayer from a good source . Heartdwellers channel. Point of origin and purpose knows all things , our God is Jesus . Word.🤔😍🙏
My dad passed in March 23 of exactly the same thing. I know how hard this is. Listening to these videos and other ndes really helped me. I'm still so sad and hope he's ok now. Sorry you are going through this too.
@dba8211 I'm so sorry for your loss. My father passed away about 8 months ago. I was there with him to see him off.... honestly a huge part of me died with him... and now I'm trying to come back to life. He was the last of my family. My mother committed suicide when I was 7 and my little brother passed about 5 years ago... then my best friend... I have my wife which I'm beyond grateful for but other than her and our fur babies... I'm alone. Don't really have friends anymore. Just gotta keep pushing on.. at least I'm doing what I love I guess.
@@stoicape4370 wait woooooooot? Did someone just apologize in the yt comment section!?1 this is so humble, yet so unreal. I my self am humbled to see change
@@QwertyBuoy lol I just don't mean to spread hate. I was just joking so I feel bad to offend someone if I seem rude. I just want to spread love and positivity man.
I died in 2007 and i dont fear death anymore. Felt like i was home. And its nothing that can be explained, just something someone would have to experience to understand.
@@chandlerhuffman6802 Yeah I was scared at first and felt like something was watching me, something that was very powerful and I said please don't let me die, I have child on the way. Then orbs of light appeared and I was no longer scared, I felt like everything was one and love is the only important thing in life. I also felt like it was home and earth really isn't. It's nothing that can be explained really. It's something I wish everyone could experience because I think the world would be a better place.
My dad dropped dead twice, once in my driveway and once on the surgery table during open heart surgery. He had a story pretty similar to CT's. Basically went into a dream state where all his passed away loved ones were waiting for him. He said he was so happy and peaceful, but his father told him it wasn't his time yet where he woke up to my mom beating on his chest. He wasn't much of a spiritual or god believing guy before that moment, but after it he is CERTAIN there's something more. He isn't sold entirely on religion but he swears that there's something more after death, and some type of God out there. I'm an engineer and agnostic, but I believe my dad when he re-tells the experience, my dad's the opposite of a bullshitter, definitely hard to explain other than some type of natural psychedelic trip triggered when the heart stops
@John E. Blaze Sr. Sounds just like how my dad explained it (the 2nd one). I can't say I know if heaven and hell is real or not, but I could definitely see our concept of a heaven and hell in religion coming from real stories like these. From profound near death experiences that numerous people have and retell and all seem to say the same or similar thing
Your brain is still active for a short time after your heart stops, this is where those experiences come from…after those moments are gone, your brain stops in it's entirety. And after that? Who can say what absolute nothing is like?
My heart stopped for several seconds the first time I overdosed, after not breathing on my own without CPR for a good 25 minutes. While I was blacked out I saw my dead pops in a white room in front of two white doors, one closed. The open one had flames licking out from it, and I could feel the heat. He told me this was my last chance and I had to change my life. Then I looked at the open door and I could hear what sounded like a stadium of people screaming in agony. Very much like that scene in Constantine when it shows the sea of people in Hell, but at the time that movie hadn’t even been made yet. After I came to I was so terrified and shaken. Not because I almost died but because I had never believed in anything like Hell or even in Christianity. After that I didn’t know what to think. After all the years reflecting on it and ODing again several times, I’ve concluded it was not Hell but a simple warning from my pops from another dimension of afterlife or my subconscious to keep me from dying for good, but I can’t believe there’s a place like that. I had one dream the night my friend died and he came to me out of blinding bright light interrupting my dream and I was so amazed because I knew he just died. He told me he’s completely fine and that I should never be scared of death or to ever worry about anything ever, because after we die we go home. It was bizarre. That felt more real than the overdose trip. So maybe it was all just my subconscious or maybe it was all inter dimensional communication from loved ones passed on. Who knows.
@@googie300 I’m 100% telling the truth. It’s not like I’m trying to impress strangers with a made up story. It’s not a very unbelievable story, honestly. Heroin kills people every day. Don’t know why you’re assuming I’m making it up. That would be super stupid.
@Old Man hendo No, you definitely misunderstood. He had just died that day and that night I had the dream. Perhaps I articulated it badly. I’m not making this shit up and there’s nothing especially unbelievable about it.
I clearly said I was amazed within the dream because he had just died that day and suddenly he was appearing to me. I didn’t foresee anything. I was told while at work during an intense film festival as a projectionist where I was working 16 hour days, and it was a total shock. I’m only sharing some of my experiences with death and near-death. I don’t understand why I’m getting shit for it.
Mr. Fletcher is right on. I died sitting alone in my office on December 15, 2015 at about 10:15 am. I absolutely passed into another reality. Without going into five pages of typing, it was a "very peaceful experience" others were there, whom I did not know, but they made it very clear I had more to do and I was sent back. I also no longer fear death. Physical death is not the end...but instead it's simply a new and incredible beginning.
I got shot with a gun at the age of 17 in the stomach. I nearly died. It was a really calm experience, and I didn't even do anything with my life yet. But I accepted that this may have been the end. Many years later I also talked to a friend who also almost died too and he said he can relate, that it wasn't scary at all. The fear of death is probably worse than the actual experience if you ask me
No, that's not true. You take chances because the only thing that is sure to exist is the present moment and *you*. You live according to your desires because they exist and belong to you; not because you have some hidden (or potentially not) insight on death being the permanent end.
If we figure out how to cure aging, the government will have to start regulating who is born. 1984 here we come! Edit: meant Brave New World. You get the point though.
@@barrygoldwater9450 They didn't stop aging in 1984, but they did regulate and control the breeding process completely. All I'm saying is that if people don't die as much, we will be forced to control who breeds. Thus, we arrive at the same situation as 1984.
CT is the goddamn reason I won state my senior year of high school weightlifting. I watched this mans videos so much I can still hear his quotes in my head, every time I look at that ring and medal I'm gonna remember.. "C'monnn Mothafuqqa, Lift that shit! That's right goddamn!"
My mother passed away last night I’ve been talking to God to please give me confirmation of where she’s is because it’s been so hard for me and I ran into this wonderful video I’m at peace now knowing everything is ok and that the Lord always answers our prayers God bless everyone reading this and never lose faith…🙏
I'm so sorry to hear that, Victor. I have a lot of faith that the next stage of existence is even more rewarding than this one. I wish you all the best bro
@@letsgochamp2023 thank you brother God bless you too and yes I believe that everything will be perfect the day we reunite with our loved ones and our Lord and savior in the streets of gold 🙏
I needed this episode.. Im 39 yrs old in the best shape of my life just coming off losing 90 lbs and just at a weird spot in life... these 2 together are what I need to listen too... Honestly I dont know why either
Right there with you man, im 39, and in a constant existential crisis, fit and healthy and in an odd place, and this has calmed me in a way i cant explain.
When I was 6, I didn’t know how to swim and drowned in a pool when my floaties fell off. When I was drowning I was really scared but then near the end I just felt at peace embracing it and blacked out. I woke up on a coffee table and was told somebody dived for me in a living room and saw nothing. Didn’t die, just wanted to share
Almost drowned once...it was very peaceful and calm experience for almost dying...didn't panic or freak out till my feet hit the beach.... definitely worse ways to go...
I had the same experience, I fought the hardest I ever have for my life and then suddenly my lungs stopped burning and I felt more calm and peaceful then I ever have
I'm not scared of dying but I am scared of my parents death. Not only do I not want to be without them but I also dont want biology to rip away every single moment I've had with them. I don't want to never know I existed and all the amazing times we had to disappear, most importantly I dont want them to forget about me and how much I loved them. If that is the truth and biology is right. Death is death after that is nothingness like you never had it then i would have rathers never have it in the first place because just that thought alone makes the world a living hell makes me dread the day that I know will come and I can never be happy due to it
@@John-zv1hy thanks man. Its been a hard couple of weeks mentally, quarantine left me with too much time to think. I hope they are somewhere better man, hope you will see them again.
@@John-zv1hy yeah a lot better then I was at my original post, given the time I had to think and shit and talk to a few people. I'm still scared and honestly sad. The thought still bothers me but honestly I'm just happy I'm here and have them right now. Thanks man I hope you're doing good as well
I can say this guy is spot on, I flat lined for 28seconds. When I came back, I distinctly recall the nurse saying "welcome back", I said " I wanna go back, let me go back.' the feeling is pure peace and relief . Since that day, not only am I not afraid to die, but o welcome it.
Thank you for sharing your experience. It is comforting to those of us who are beat down and exhausted in this life. Passing on is something I am excited for, thanks in part to people like you sharing your experiences with us.
@@jm1733 Be relieved that death isn’t a negative experience, but allow it to unlock whatever may be holding you down or back in life and have the best experience you can while you’re here. Be well, be caring, be love and love this experience!
Seeing our civilization advance to where we’re living on different planets and exploring different universes would be my only reason for living forever.
Cat fletcher inspires me so much I was scared of death but whenever I start to get scared or sad I go to this video and it make me feel like everything is going to be ok
My grandmother passed away a year ago around March and now i have so much anxiety and depression in that she's gone and I have to keep going and Iam only 17 and the thought of being gone just terrifies me this gives me some relief but still have to much anxiety I just want to see my loved ones so badly again 😢🙁
I think of that. I also try to think of time before I existed. I wasn't worried about that, and I guess I shouldn't worry about after I'm gone. I don't know where I'm going. If it's nothing, it will be just like before. If there's something, hopefully its good. If I come back here, and I don't recall any of this, well then I'll just go with it. The panic and the anxiety, nobody enjoys it. But, if there's anything that makes us all the same, it's that we feel the same things. I miss my dad. Died in 2016. His death turned my world upside down. I truly hope there is a heaven, because he deserves it.
I lost my girlfriend, should’ve been my wife of 7 years in June 6th in a car accident. The pain I feel is almost unbearable. This was comforting to hear because I haven’t been to “church” for so long but this has definitely reinforced my views... I know there’s some higher power in the universe, I don’t know if it’s what’s perceived in the Bible but I can still feel her, hear her, things happen to me that I can’t explain. I can’t wait to see her again but I’m starting to think that the universe doesn’t waste anything...
I like that thought. I have kind of been thinking that way like: if you do the right thing in this life and fight the evil many hard/bad things may come to you in this life, but you will safe your soul one way or they other maybe trenscent into next level, the thought is about doing the right thing no matter what that will bring you... make sense? Maybe that is the test.
@@cheeseynips5947 You leave your body and 'pop' into someplace else. That someplace else looks (for me at least it did) very similar to the place you were when you died, but colors and the things near you are slightly different - cleaner, brighter. Your hyper conscious, fully aware and thinking as you would normally (though it is also different in that your thinking is way more clear, and you feel more you, more complete - theres more to you than when your alive). 'Vision is similar to what you would expect, but also different - things are less solid but more brilliant and intense with vivid colors. The sensation of joy/peace he is talking about, its a super strong feeling of tranquility/happiness that feels like its physically throughout your body (or what you think is your body - your physical body is no longer a part of you). It also feels like warmth which is coming from a source of light like a sun. When you move, it feels just like you would expect in life, but your no longer stuck to the earth with gravity as bizarre as this sounds (which is pretty bizarre). When you put your hand in front of your face for instance, you feel your arm move as you would expect, and you know it should be there, but you can't see your body parts at all. If you stare at your hand for instance long enough, a translucent shape will start to appear, but its almost like a trick of the mind causing you to see what you think you should see. Your hand wont appear as you expect it to. I was floating upwards slowly, facing the ground. When you return back to your body, you'll forever forward feel like real life is a dream. It's all very difficult to explain. Theres just not the right words in our vocabulary to describe whatever it is. It scared the crap out of me. Though it was a beautiful experience. I was in awe and confusion of what i was seeing and feeling. I couldn't figure out what was going on. What is this sensation? How can I be floating? Where are my hands? Wtf is going on?? Then it hit me. I was dead.
I can vouch for what Mr. Fletcher said. 2 yrs ago, I put my left arm through a window of my house and by the time the ambulance got to me I was experiencing what are called death throes. Death throes is the uncontrollable convulsing and thrashing of your body because your organs are shutting down due to rapid blood loss. I remember being in the ambulance and hearing one of the EMT's telling me that he was going to cut my pants off. After 4 or 5 snips of the shears everything went black and silent and I felt as if I were floating in water. I've never felt the kind of peace and comfort I felt there and this reality never crossed my mind. The voice of a young woman, I'd say the voice of a woman in her twenties said, "Hi, Kelly"'. Without hesitation I said, "Hi, Nana. I miss you". She said, "I miss you too Kelly, but you can't stay this time" I said, " But, I love you Nana and want to stay here with you". She said, " I love you too, but you can't stay". My eyes fluttered open and I was surrounded by beeping machines and medical staff. I remember a felling of sadness about having to come back to this place. I have a strong sense that this place is not our home, but where I went or was on my way to is our true home. Like Mr. Fletcher, I no longer fear death but will welcome it the next time it comes calling. I'm anxious and excited about going back to that place and think about it every day.
I almost died a couple of times and i did die once. Well thats what the Nurse and her 2 aids told me. I went in on a Friday to the hospital and i woke up on Sunday night with a lady nurse screaming in my face, saying "You were dead", i asked her where am i, because from what i could see, i could tell i was either in a hospital or in jail. Shes answered that i was in a hospital, so i asked her, does that mean i can leave and she said yes, so i bolted out after they took off my bodily tubes they had put in me.
Wingsuiter he definitely isn’t trying to preach anything, he just believes that death isn’t the end. Is there anything wrong with believing that? Plus, even though his heart only stopped, he is still far more qualified to quantify whether or not death is the end than you, or quite a lot of people are. I think what he was more getting at, is that he no longer fears death because of his experience.
I'm not religious either but I believe in God and I have faith in god. I am a Christian. I don't judge people. listening to this makes me feel better and emotional. CT Fletcher is amazing.Joe Rogan is awesome. I love this interview.
@@SeekerGoOn2013 being religious means you follow a culture in physical form in the basis of laws to devote yourself to something with sacrifice, having a relationship means you have faith which is hope in belief. I read the bible and have faith in Christ who is the definition of love. I am not religious like a Muslim or a Buddist. A relationship is not a religion, these are different. If you decide to be religious in your devotion of faith that is fine, but as a believer you don't have too since all you are commanded to do is to trust God without having a physical devoted life.
I almost died 3 times, every time my life flashed before my eyes and even future moments where I knew! I knew my life was not over. Eternal life one day keep us loving forever.
people use that term a lot but I don't think it justifies the experience, can you elaborate further on that experience and the differences if any between each one
I had the same experience word for word after a "pause" in the ICU. I kept trying tell the ICU nurse not to worry that I was ok but I couldn't get through to him. After coming back I laughed with the nurse, also had that extreme peaceful feeling. While I was "dead" I remember feeling it didn't matter whether I came back or not because either way I still existed. Really cool.
I have my own near death experience. And its more than " so peaceful ". Its an overwhelming peace. Like everything's right in the world. Or like being a baby in the arms I'd your mother again. After my NDE, I had a " spiritual awakening ". Now I remember two past lives, and I'm a different person than the me before I had these experiences. I'm with ct on this. I feel like " I know " there's something after death. I also feel guilty for having these experiences though. But maybe I'm mentally ill or some type of schizophrenic. Who knows....doubt is part of this experience. You have my complete permission to think I'm crazy. Just dont call me a hippy lol. There's a lot of people on this " new age spiritual movement " who are just regurgitating information they dont understand. I dont go around telling people I know the meaning of life cause I dont. And even if I did, how tf am I gonna give that to you? A lot of the new age spiritual movement is negative. People selling books, or " healing crystals ". Be mindful of that.... love your fellow man cause separation is an illusion. wish you all the best.
You're trying to hard. Like saying it's not peaceful, but "overwhelming peace", like really? Your definition of "overwhelming peace" could be their definition of just peace. Idk who you're trying to argue against here, it seems pointless. As if you just want to price you had a more profound experience.
Anyone else ever get the feeling this isn't the first time they've experienced existence? I'm not talking about reincarnation, but existence in the sense of one form or another, on this planet or another, etc?
Yeah I get you, when I look back into human history I almost get that exhausted feeling of existing continuously. Like damn, where are we going and what have we been doing?
Reincarnation is definitely real. When we die we get sent back to heaven, then if we want we could come back, and choose if we suffer, whether it be mentally, or physically, or both. Suffering is the only way we progress our soul. I found out I was a alive before. Many mediums told me in my last life I was a girl, somewhere around Europe in the 1800s, and I hanged myself because of severe depression in that life. All philosophies of spirituality is true. This is one of them.
Im 41 right now. Just thinking on how I lived more than 15000 days and it going by in a blink of an eye is mind-boggling. I could count to 15000 but it would take me forever and then knowing how long a single day takes if you were to wait it out, is mind-boggling too. That alone makes it inside the realm of possibilities of living forever yet it be in this body or another
I've worked in Hospice care and the end of life process is bizarre, fascinating, sad, joyful and numerous other things you would never expect. One common thread I've witnessed which fascinates me is most people visit/visited by friends and family through all times of life. Not a physical visitation but vivid daydreams/dreams and conversation with those that mattered. This may be a purely internal thing in the mind but my experience feels different...I believe the spirits or whatever you want to call them come to help with the end
When the love of my life died. A few weeks later I had the most vivid dreams where she came and visited me. I could talk to her, feel her and smell her. All senses where working perfectly during the visits.
Im afraid of dying before i make everything right, I've made a lot of mistakes in my life, hurt a lot of people i love, i want to make it all right. I don't want to die with regrets, i want to die knowing the woman i love more than anything in life forgives me. I want to have kids and raise good people and be surrounded by the ones i love, I don't want to be alone. I don't have any control of it but i still pray for it more than anything in the world
I can't believe I just found this... What CT says is true. I had an experience where I died.... October 4th 2019. If anyone has any questions I'll be glad to answer them. I will answer them solely on what happened and what I saw. It's one of the greatest feelings I have ever felt. I remember being so happy when I was asked do you want to go back or stay here. I remember laughing and at complete peace like it was a complete joke. I said I'll go back laughing so peacefully. I will add one more thing in this comment... I was taught when I went there that nothing in this life that we do matters the only purpose of this life is to prepare us for the after... It's like 1 or 2 percent this life now and 98 99 percent after life. One more note I was raised Catholic but I do not practice religion what so ever.if anyone again has any questions I will answer them solely on what happened that day and what I saw. I couldn't be more serious about anything in my life.
I absolutely believe every word you wrote. I've had some spiritual experiences that were so peaceful, feeling like I was in the presence of a loving God. I suffer with severe depression and I can't wait to return home and have that peace that remains indefinitely. I don't think I will feel that until I get to draw my last breath. This life has to just be a short experience compared to what comes next, it just has to be. It's the only belief that gets me through this life, which for me has been filled with grief and sorrow, mostly self induced by my lack of ability to control my tongue.
@@jm1733 im not joking. The way it was put to me is life is like a short training class to prepare us for the rest of ever. Life is only %1 of our existence after life is the other %99
I nearly died whilst in a coma. The whole time was dreamlike but far more realistic. Random pieces of my life manifesting. I never once felt anything spiritual and have yet to in general. Sometimes I think I was born without that part if my brain. He's right about the fear leaving tho.
@Miles Davidson It must be how one is raised. I wasn't raised with any religion in my house, only science. My young son also has that fortune, although I do wonder what he'll think of religion. All I'll tell him is be patient and empathetic.. don't get sucked in by fanatics.
@Miles Davidson That's why should he want to be circumcised as an adult, I'll support him. Plus the extra sacrifice should mean more... right? Is that how that stuff works?
Spiritual experiences do not have anything to do with religious teachings, and there is no need for a religion if one wants to have spiritual experiences, religions are just bleak copies and one must first have experiences in order to extract value from all the religions
@Miles Davidson again, there is value in religion only if certain experiences have been had, over 99 percent of religious people have never had these experiences, over 99 percent of anyone for that matter
I died too and your description is right on.......the feeling of the afterlife will always be with me. Joes description of a little ball of something is so ridiculous.....Joe makes so much sense except when he doesn't .....peace beyond measure after death is so beautiful !!!!!!
I hope to be with my loved ones in the after life, or next life. I just lost my Golden Retriever Nelly. Hoping to be with her and my loved ones after this life, and/or into the unknown.
I never died. But when my sister did, she “haunted” me for two solid weeks. I did not sleep. I could not sleep. She was waiting for me there. There she waited. In outfits I had never seen before. With colors on her face I had never seen her apply in life. Moving with the grace of a ghost. I was granted the perception of time as we played with legos for what felt like 12 hours (I am currently 43 years old. I had never played this way with my older sister). At the “end of the day”, I asked if, “we could do this tomorrow?” I will never forget her look. Her look as I came to the realization that she was dead. I didn’t actually know it was possible to cry so hard. It began in the dream. The raw power of that emotion traversed whatever dreams are and I was already crying when I awoke. Every time I closed my eyes for two weeks. This was my personal proof. She is my fear-bearer. There might be an end, but death ain’t it.
Whats the saying " we are spiritual beings having a human experience" But theres a verse in the bible that states that God knew us before we knew ourselves. That to me says we originate in the spirit world probably explain why people who die feel so comfortable there.
you feel so 'comfortable' because you no longer have to deal with this existence or the fucking humans in it. tbh would have no issue pushing a big red button to wipe this planet clean of all humans
I went out a window at about 80 mph and yes death was peaceful no pain n plenty of comfort when I came back pain and coma to follow and that was 2004 I’m still here
I’ve never had a near death experience per se but there was a time when I genuinely thought that I might die and after a while of fearing that I might die my body just shifted almost instantaneously from immense fear to peace and calmness that I’ve never felt since. It was a weird, hard to describe feeling.
This man speaks the truth. I survived a plane crash 11 years ago...and had a near death experience like CT explains here. I did a vid about my experience if anyone wants to check it out...but I feel the same as CT and know there is something on the other side...I saw it....briefly...but I saw and experienced it.
Awsome dissc Both were free and shared their minds! When CT said "No fear of death" and " very comfortable place and wouldnt mid visiting again" that stuff really hit me. Made me in the feelz, might shed a tear. That comment made me at ease and happy for the result of dying. The mistakes, the sins i might done. The fear went a bit of. Being accepted to a great place and not being punished. Is a beautiful thing to recieve, and even to redem themself is aswell. Thank you CT! Great podcast!
My dad was a driver for 32 years at KEMRI. He retired and immediately suffered from Parkinson's for 15 years. I had to take care of him, wash him, wipe him. He was poor. He suffered. And my step family (here people marry several wives) didn't care. Never wanted to take care of him unless when forced. But when he died I was next to his death bed. I didn't cry immediately because I felt he had left us but definitely he was in a better place. I saw his eyes widen as if surprised...I can't explain it. But death is not the end.
I know Joe. From a guy who was full of pride for his culture. Hated everyone else. Hated Christians. Loved my self sooo much. One thing I do know is that one day after loosing everything I had, I looked up and called out to whoever was listening. If there is anyone out their or a god reveal yourself because I am going to kill the next person who takes a dime from me. And I tell you now what happened has changed my life. I was at home and lying in bed next to my wife I closed my eyes for a split second and before I knew it I was standing on a mountain and Infront of me was like a square strainer post. As I looked at the bottom of the post I started to follow the post upwards and I got a fright, I couldn't believe my eyes. I was actually at the foot of a cross and someone was looking down at me. I instantly knew who it was and I wept uncontrollably like I have never before. And I mean I never wept. I somehow was able to see through all the snot and tears and although it was nighttime I could see him looking at me and he said I did this for you, I did this for all of you. He gently lifted me up to himself or I floated up to almost eye level with him and his eyes were alive. It's hard to explain but I saw eternity in his eyes. Within minutes I was back in my room and my wife awoke to me sobbing beyond measure. I have been on an unbelievable journey since. I struggled to believe that what had happened did happen. One thing that always stuck out was that it was nighttime and I remember watching a couple Jesus movies that it was daytime when he died. Then about 2 years later I was reading the Bible and I was reading about the crucifixion and there it was Infront of me. At the time he was on the cross a great darkness came over the land. He has also showed me sooo much other truths in my 7 yrs as a believer in Christ. Nothing will ever change my mind about life now and where we are heading. The greatest thing is that this Jesus from a place I new little of. A place in the middle east, chose to reveal himself to this Maori boy in New Zealand and tell him he died for him and has a place for him. It's absolutely amazing. Jesus Christ is beautiful ❤️ and he has a place for anyone who puts their faith in him
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I don’t fear death , just fear leaving my loved ones sad and alone
Ditto, that is why most of us stay around.
they die along with your consciousness, they're not actually real
This is the biggest fear for me. Not seeing my children grow into wonderful adults is a devastating thought imo. (Edit) not so much leaving them sad and alone because death is a part of life we all have to deal with and its healthy to understand that. I just dont want to go too early, its one of the reasons I had kids young.
Tamshmere how do you figure
Tamshmere / that’s from your perspective, but life goes on without you, leaving your family and loved ones grieving by your casket
“When I die, I must be going to heaven, because I’ve already lived in hell” quote from a soldier in a ww2 battlefield
There's a line in a song that reminds of that quote... "life is hell, and god can't put you through it twice"
@@daltonbrennan8242 life is broken, shit happends.....Hell is where teeth shatter from anguish and where Souls die
Something similar: when a vet was asked if he believed in god, he said, no, the war showed me there is no god.
"If there is a God, he will have to beg for my forgiveness".
Anonymously carved into the wall of cell block 20, Mauthausen-Gusen Concentration Camp.
BroDaddy War is hell
My dad passed away yesterday from cancer. This was comforting to hear. I hope he’s at peace now
🙏 rip just know he’s most likely enjoying where he is at I pray for u enjoy life
1400 Legacy thank you so much 🙏🏼
I hope he's in a better place. RIP
dang rip he looking down on you right now from heaven.
~ If there is something, he's there and at peace; if not, at least the painful suffering is over. My sister died from cancer about eight years ago, and this is the way I think of her.
This dude is the most comforting guy I have ever seen. If the apocalypse was happening and this dude told me everything would be fine, everything would be fine
@@slurm1565 😭😂😂😂😂
For real. Dude just sounds wise.
He’s a good guy. It is USUALLY a racial thing from what I’ve noticed.
Some speak truth and certain people are very pessimistic etc compared to others.
That's coz he's black and old
C.T talking about death with his voice is very comforting.
He and Morgan Freeman should narrate something together.
The best aint it...
@@AggressiveMediocrity1 this
Yeah, I'm going to have to watch the whole interview. Love the conversation. C.T.'s voice is top notch as well.
Bruh hes talking about being unconscious lol dudes an idiot
Joe trying his hardest to not say DMT
🤣
lmao, I thought this the whole time.
😂
He says it at the end
Domingo Stevens Joe "DMT" Rogan
My sister died and I imediately hugged her and I said , "I'm so sorry Jen." Then thee most tranquil feeling went through the front of my chest and out of my back. I BELIEVE IT WAS HER SPIRIT.
strange but interesting,I had i similar experience while I was getting bowin therapy as I lade there I felt a masucline energy go thur me.
thats a great bed time story what movie was that from?
@@jennifera777 your supposed to be a ghost jen what is with you? your brother was literally just about to lie threw his teeth,bad sister jen,bad
I’ve had a similar experience I felt like the spirit of my friend climbed into my body ❤
Wow 💜
“Death must be easy because life is hard”
- 50 Cent
Todd Taylor 50 the goat
Gotta*
It’ will leave you physically mentally and emotionally scared
If your gonna quote type correct words dickhead
AMERICA RULES THE WORLD you way to mad for no reason get off CZcams
You know the convo is real when all the lines in Joe's forehead are visible in the thumbnail.
😂
Lmao
You made me laugh. Ty
Toe Rogan
that's so true lmfao
Joe: "Nobody knows anything for certain."
CT: "Death is definitely not the end."
Joe: "Oh for sure."
Lol
what is? if your so sure
Hey he also said people have a remarkable ability to be hypocrites
Haha
Apparently, the crucifix band does. What a loser.
I don’t fear death. Never have, never will. Stephen Hawking said it best. “I do not fear death, but I am not in a hurry to get there.”
Thats cause he didn't believe in an afterlife.
That's about the most sensible statement that idiot has ever said..
@@markbraxton1289 Haha someone is envious asf spreading negativity you're probably fun to be around lol
@@Wonderaven no it was a while ago now ..
@@Wonderaven i don't know who hasn't...except maybe you..but i can tell your an exceptional person.. quite different really..and good on you keep it up ..
I don't fear death, I fear not living life to my full potential.
well every life no matter how u live it has the same outcome, death, so
@@Unnanymous ¿¿¿¿
thats worse that death.
You have…..Trust me.
@@ShootEmUp2000 As Field Marshall Sam Manekshaw would hav told you, we don't fear death, and wud rather die than live as cowards , we r Gurkhas. Peace.
CT's voice makes me want to wield an Axe and eat chilli in the woods.
jaybeetdown lmfaooo of all things you say chili?? Here’s your W, my guy.
W
Please don't
Jordan Herring Hey man, chili is good eating lol
Also a rifle on your side. Sometimes you need the range fam.
i had a stroke Jan 26, 2017. after the shock wore off and thinking i was dying, it was peaceful. no pain at all. i talked to my pastor, who says i have a very odd view of god. When the spark of life enters your body, that's the ball of energy Joe talks about. Eternal energy. when you die, that goes back to the source. call it what you want, but that is the source, God, whatever. I've been close to the edge a couple times. this is not the end here, just another step on the path. fear nothing.
mad ass It’s sleeping just that nothingness
David Potter well it’s actually true your soul does live on to another life a spiritual life how? Because there evidence already saying that your Brian is not connected with your soul there separate. Your soul makes your brain run and when u pass your soul moves into the other life and NDE are true I know someone who had one and he wasn’t under no drugs or nothing he wasn’t even at the hospital it was outside and there’s people who are able to talk with spirits and communicate with them so ‼️
This helped me so much, thank you and God bless
I love the thought of returning to God and becoming part of Him....what could be better.
@@joycetaylor8057 personally idc about any of that I just wanna see my friends and family again. Some times it's hard to remember what some look like now
"Death is not the end"
How do you know?
"I know"
How?
"Because I was dead!!"
Right
Well he’s doesn’t exactly know what’s passed those few minutes
@@booberminfranklin3652 ~ Past. *
@@booberminfranklin3652 okay
Not quite.
I had a near death experience when I was 11, 4 wheeler crash. Went from terrified knowing I was going to die, to feeling absolute peace and calmness in an instant. It was such a profound instant switch of emotional state, I’ll never forget it. Btw love ya grandma
Tell me more please
My grandmother was hospitalised when she was 87 after an illness. she told me of her experience, 'she was at the bottom of the stairs in her house being called upstairs by her two deceased sisters and her mother shrouded in light. She said she's not ready yet and woke up'. Could've been a dream but ironicly she died at 94 after having fallen down the stairs in the night. I like to think that she made it back up the stairs in some way.
Hate to say it dude but, she didn't
@@InAnotherLife90 Wow, ground breaking, foghat.
@@InAnotherLife90 But he has a second hand anecdote ! !! It's FUCKING fact
Jionni Lil 😂💀
I wonder why edge lords feel like they're special 🤔. Jionni boy is 85% of the population.
I'm not scared of dying, I'm scared of slowly shutting down. If I were to die I wanna go quick
Hireth
Or while in my sleep
Hireth Tbh i don’t think I’m scared of death I’m scared of the not knowing
Jomar Cortes but that’s part of the beauty of it
same here man. i don't want to suffer. i wan't a quick exit.
Me too. I think euthanasia should be legal in all 50 states for people who are terminally ill and suffering. Why herd all the elderly in a nursing home , where a lot of them have no minds and waiting to die with no hope?
During my NDE, my whole life flashed before my eyes. I actually was like "wow, I lived well so if it's time to go...I'm ready". I got to say goodbye to my entire family before I decided to go. It was beautiful. My soul burst thru the cosmos like a shooting star all the way to the very end/top. I turned back into a star and my soul tribe was waiting for me when I arrived. There was a big homecoming celebration. It was serene and I was felt pure love. Coming back to my Earthly body, I actually wake up a little sad everyday thinking about how much I miss my "family" on the other side. I feel like a lonely alien on a mission to Earth. I love my Earth fam, but I've always felt this longing to finish my mission here and return home to rest. My soul is tired but we are here to help the Earth.
I love this, the experience of reuniting with your soul tribe. How resonant and there is a lot room to grow compassion for yourself when you recognize yourself for the lonely alien you are.
I'm thinking of another story (I have no NDE) one in which you are trying to take a journey and the best/quickest/only way to get there is through a human incarnation. "Oh man, that seems so scary, but... I think I can do it." Then after you die you remember it was part of the journey. Just a story.
Thank you for sharing.
Beautiful! Thanks for sharing this! 💗
VW as à
@Wolf XIII you're not alone. I feel exactly the same. I am actually excited about death but terrified of living. If everyone loved their neighbor as themselves, I'd love life. Anyone with any discernment knows that this world is full of wickedness, selfishness, lack of empathy, greed, narcissism. Death is such a gift to those who see things for the way they are. Religion has filled the world with lies and fables that cause us to fear death.
You must read Dolores Cannon's book The Three Waves of Volunteers & The New Earth. It will explain your purpose for being here.
My dad has stage 4 prostate and bone cancer... he's been fighting it for almost two years and in all actuality he had been living undiagnosed for years prior... he worked a hard job... was doing marathons and triathlons without knowing... the man is strong. He's on hospice now... can barely walk or get up... it's so hard to see... he still laughs and smiles when he's awake. But he has moments of sadness... maybe fear of dying or leaving us behind... I wish I could take those feelings from him. Nurse told me if she had to guess... 1 to 2 weeks... that was a week ago.
My mind has been a mess. I would give him some of my years if I could.
Pray , speak to God for him if he won't . Advocate for your dad with the " Devine mercy prayer " , by the blood and water that flowed from the heart ❤️ of Jesus we ask for mercy for your dad . I heard of this prayer from a good source . Heartdwellers channel. Point of origin and purpose knows all things , our God is Jesus . Word.🤔😍🙏
I hope you’re ok
My dad passed in March 23 of exactly the same thing. I know how hard this is. Listening to these videos and other ndes really helped me. I'm still so sad and hope he's ok now. Sorry you are going through this too.
@dba8211 I'm so sorry for your loss. My father passed away about 8 months ago. I was there with him to see him off.... honestly a huge part of me died with him... and now I'm trying to come back to life. He was the last of my family. My mother committed suicide when I was 7 and my little brother passed about 5 years ago... then my best friend... I have my wife which I'm beyond grateful for but other than her and our fur babies... I'm alone. Don't really have friends anymore. Just gotta keep pushing on.. at least I'm doing what I love I guess.
God willing you will find happiness and companionship
Hypothetical spiritual joe Rogan is the best joe rogan
You mean gullible, irrational Joe Rogan?
pzyko zillah y
@@1withthegroove u ok
*One of the saddest days in our time will be when chat spams Rip Joe Rogan and it's true.. Protecc*
That made me sad, damn.
Please keep Joe safe😩
please stop mentioning this,its making me very sad 😞
Veron why the guy is a illuminati puppet he drinks his own piss
@@realone86_49 stfu with ur dumb conspiracies
“The Universe itself might be God.” - smartest thing JR has ever said.
I bet you're a hippy stoner.
@@stoicape4370 I bet your account is vacant and you're a immature troll.
@@whitedobie lol I was just playing with you. I'm apologize. Have a good day.
@@stoicape4370 wait woooooooot? Did someone just apologize in the yt comment section!?1 this is so humble, yet so unreal. I my self am humbled to see change
@@QwertyBuoy lol I just don't mean to spread hate. I was just joking so I feel bad to offend someone if I seem rude. I just want to spread love and positivity man.
I died in 2007 and i dont fear death anymore. Felt like i was home. And its nothing that can be explained, just something someone would have to experience to understand.
Could you see?
@@chandlerhuffman6802 It was pitch black until these bright balls of light appeared and I came back.
@@nefariouscrook2807 damnnn. Could you like think and everything ?
@@chandlerhuffman6802 Yeah I was scared at first and felt like something was watching me, something that was very powerful and I said please don't let me die, I have child on the way. Then orbs of light appeared and I was no longer scared, I felt like everything was one and love is the only important thing in life. I also felt like it was home and earth really isn't. It's nothing that can be explained really. It's something I wish everyone could experience because I think the world would be a better place.
@@nefariouscrook2807 sounds scary but completely beautiful. Thanks for sharing man. You're spreading love right now and I needed to hear it. Thank you
I just want to age slower. Still die at the same time but still be in prime.
if youre always in your prime are u really ever in your prime?
I want 10 million in cash and a thiccc chick
Facts
@Jesus is Dog : dude, what crawled up ur asssss and died?!
@@vinnievalentine421 ikr, probably the soul of a toxic Tony died in his swamp ass
My dad dropped dead twice, once in my driveway and once on the surgery table during open heart surgery. He had a story pretty similar to CT's. Basically went into a dream state where all his passed away loved ones were waiting for him. He said he was so happy and peaceful, but his father told him it wasn't his time yet where he woke up to my mom beating on his chest. He wasn't much of a spiritual or god believing guy before that moment, but after it he is CERTAIN there's something more. He isn't sold entirely on religion but he swears that there's something more after death, and some type of God out there. I'm an engineer and agnostic, but I believe my dad when he re-tells the experience, my dad's the opposite of a bullshitter, definitely hard to explain other than some type of natural psychedelic trip triggered when the heart stops
he just hallucinated everything that he was told about the "afterlife"
@John E. Blaze Sr. Sounds just like how my dad explained it (the 2nd one). I can't say I know if heaven and hell is real or not, but I could definitely see our concept of a heaven and hell in religion coming from real stories like these. From profound near death experiences that numerous people have and retell and all seem to say the same or similar thing
John E. Blaze Sr. Care to elaborate more on the “bad dream”?
Thats exactly what it is 😭🤣 but there might be more behind it.. in the unseen..
Your brain is still active for a short time after your heart stops, this is where those experiences come from…after those moments are gone, your brain stops in it's entirety. And after that? Who can say what absolute nothing is like?
My heart stopped for several seconds the first time I overdosed, after not breathing on my own without CPR for a good 25 minutes. While I was blacked out I saw my dead pops in a white room in front of two white doors, one closed. The open one had flames licking out from it, and I could feel the heat. He told me this was my last chance and I had to change my life. Then I looked at the open door and I could hear what sounded like a stadium of people screaming in agony. Very much like that scene in Constantine when it shows the sea of people in Hell, but at the time that movie hadn’t even been made yet. After I came to I was so terrified and shaken. Not because I almost died but because I had never believed in anything like Hell or even in Christianity. After that I didn’t know what to think. After all the years reflecting on it and ODing again several times, I’ve concluded it was not Hell but a simple warning from my pops from another dimension of afterlife or my subconscious to keep me from dying for good, but I can’t believe there’s a place like that. I had one dream the night my friend died and he came to me out of blinding bright light interrupting my dream and I was so amazed because I knew he just died. He told me he’s completely fine and that I should never be scared of death or to ever worry about anything ever, because after we die we go home. It was bizarre. That felt more real than the overdose trip. So maybe it was all just my subconscious or maybe it was all inter dimensional communication from loved ones passed on. Who knows.
You full of shit Zebu no offense
@@googie300 I’m 100% telling the truth. It’s not like I’m trying to impress strangers with a made up story. It’s not a very unbelievable story, honestly. Heroin kills people every day. Don’t know why you’re assuming I’m making it up. That would be super stupid.
I believe you! Seek Jesus with your whole heart, i think he gave you a second opportunity not to go to Hell.
@Old Man hendo No, you definitely misunderstood. He had just died that day and that night I had the dream. Perhaps I articulated it badly. I’m not making this shit up and there’s nothing especially unbelievable about it.
I clearly said I was amazed within the dream because he had just died that day and suddenly he was appearing to me. I didn’t foresee anything. I was told while at work during an intense film festival as a projectionist where I was working 16 hour days, and it was a total shock. I’m only sharing some of my experiences with death and near-death. I don’t understand why I’m getting shit for it.
Mr. Fletcher is right on. I died sitting alone in my office on December 15, 2015 at about 10:15 am. I absolutely passed into another reality. Without going into five pages of typing, it was a "very peaceful experience" others were there, whom I did not know, but they made it very clear I had more to do and I was sent back. I also no longer fear death. Physical death is not the end...but instead it's simply a new and incredible beginning.
Five pages next time please. Can never overstate such experiences.
@@ThoughtWave64 agreed
Please. If you have the time go ahead and write 5 pages. I’m so curious
We are waiting for your experience
It's just your brain releasing chemicals that caused you to have visions ,you didn't die
Holy shit I never knew Joe is 51 wow he's in great shape
trt baby
Yep. And men LOVE to talk negatively about him. Those poor men.
John Micallef the guy looks after himself very very well. Eats well, trains well and keeps positive about life.
Smh that's unbelievable
John Micallef Joe “DMT” Rogan
Death smiles to us all , all a man can do is smile back.
I prefer giving the middle finger
Smiling is the universal language
Arya Stark "Not today."
@@antoniomorales8578 Mathematics*
Thief.
I got shot with a gun at the age of 17 in the stomach. I nearly died.
It was a really calm experience, and I didn't even do anything with my life yet. But I accepted that this may have been the end. Many years later I also talked to a friend who also almost died too and he said he can relate, that it wasn't scary at all.
The fear of death is probably worse than the actual experience if you ask me
If you don’t mind me asking do you have to wear the colostomy bag??
@@GgCashh451yes and i drink from it when bored hehe
"You opened a big-ass can of worms right there." XD
Knowing that death is at the end of the road is what makes taking chances and enjoying the trip worth it.
Death is life
And vice versa ♻️
@11_ 11 We dont know that for sure honestly.
@@MackABD right hence the term Afterlife
No, that's not true. You take chances because the only thing that is sure to exist is the present moment and *you*. You live according to your desires because they exist and belong to you; not because you have some hidden (or potentially not) insight on death being the permanent end.
If we figure out how to cure aging, the government will have to start regulating who is born. 1984 here we come!
Edit: meant Brave New World. You get the point though.
nate. Did they stop aging in 1984? I don't remember that part.
@@barrygoldwater9450 They didn't stop aging in 1984, but they did regulate and control the breeding process completely. All I'm saying is that if people don't die as much, we will be forced to control who breeds. Thus, we arrive at the same situation as 1984.
you mean brave new world?
nate. Well, I don’t want kids, so I’m good. Lol
not necessarily. depends on the amount of resources we can produce, and how many people migrate into space.
CT is the goddamn reason I won state my senior year of high school weightlifting. I watched this mans videos so much I can still hear his quotes in my head, every time I look at that ring and medal I'm gonna remember..
"C'monnn Mothafuqqa, Lift that shit! That's right goddamn!"
My mother passed away last night I’ve been talking to God to please give me confirmation of where she’s is because it’s been so hard for me and I ran into this wonderful video I’m at peace now knowing everything is ok and that the Lord always answers our prayers God bless everyone reading this and never lose faith…🙏
I'm so sorry to hear that, Victor. I have a lot of faith that the next stage of existence is even more rewarding than this one. I wish you all the best bro
@@letsgochamp2023 thank you brother God bless you too and yes I believe that everything will be perfect the day we reunite with our loved ones and our Lord and savior in the streets of gold 🙏
"Hey CT, did they have DMT on the other side?" - Joe Rogan
You son of a bitch you beat me to it.🤟
Lol
🤦
im four minutes in but I know dmt is ringing in joes ears
We are a result of DMT on the other side!
I needed this episode.. Im 39 yrs old in the best shape of my life just coming off losing 90 lbs and just at a weird spot in life... these 2 together are what I need to listen too... Honestly I dont know why either
Well done keep at it
Right there with you man, im 39, and in a constant existential crisis, fit and healthy and in an odd place, and this has calmed me in a way i cant explain.
Kenny Hart being 39 what's going on thru your head
Midean Stone asked the other gentleman as well, being 39 what's going on in your head
@Htx457 are you telling me what's going thru their head.....appreciate your response but ..
When I was 6, I didn’t know how to swim and drowned in a pool when my floaties fell off. When I was drowning I was really scared but then near the end I just felt at peace embracing it and blacked out. I woke up on a coffee table and was told somebody dived for me in a living room and saw nothing. Didn’t die, just wanted to share
Almost drowned once...it was very peaceful and calm experience for almost dying...didn't panic or freak out till my feet hit the beach.... definitely worse ways to go...
I had the same experience, I fought the hardest I ever have for my life and then suddenly my lungs stopped burning and I felt more calm and peaceful then I ever have
“Didn’t die” thx for clearing that up
I ain't scared of dying. im scared of going through that without my parents
I'm not scared of dying but I am scared of my parents death. Not only do I not want to be without them but I also dont want biology to rip away every single moment I've had with them. I don't want to never know I existed and all the amazing times we had to disappear, most importantly I dont want them to forget about me and how much I loved them. If that is the truth and biology is right. Death is death after that is nothingness like you never had it then i would have rathers never have it in the first place because just that thought alone makes the world a living hell makes me dread the day that I know will come and I can never be happy due to it
@@John-zv1hy thanks man. Its been a hard couple of weeks mentally, quarantine left me with too much time to think. I hope they are somewhere better man, hope you will see them again.
@@John-zv1hy yeah a lot better then I was at my original post, given the time I had to think and shit and talk to a few people. I'm still scared and honestly sad. The thought still bothers me but honestly I'm just happy I'm here and have them right now. Thanks man I hope you're doing good as well
@@John-zv1hy love brother , i hope you stay strong on this journey .
@Nicholas I went through something extremely similar during quarantine I know how you feel man. Still overcoming it to this day.
Joe: "what makes you say that?"
CT: "Cuz Ive been dead"
.... Dude...
Hahahahaha
Lotta people who have "been dead" say that shit and science can explain why they believe that dumb shit too.
Brent Burks science can explain the subjective experience of someone and what knowledge or wisdom they extracted from that experience? Hmm interesting
@@brentburks1998 in general.. scientists are the most spiritually ignorant group on the planet.
Michael yea.. I’m glad they are..
C.T dieing a 4th time "Aw shit, here we go again"
😂
There's something more than this..
it's called a soul!!
Every human has one.
You never know
every human IS one !
we are energy in a human experience
and animals don't?
@@supremeamine2382 we are animals, so for sure animals do. i believe in the soul, but i respect you if you don’t :)
I can say this guy is spot on, I flat lined for 28seconds. When I came back, I distinctly recall the nurse saying "welcome back", I said " I wanna go back, let me go back.' the feeling is pure peace and relief .
Since that day, not only am I not afraid to die, but o welcome it.
Thank you for sharing your experience. It is comforting to those of us who are beat down and exhausted in this life. Passing on is something I am excited for, thanks in part to people like you sharing your experiences with us.
@@jm1733 Be relieved that death isn’t a negative experience, but allow it to unlock whatever may be holding you down or back in life and have the best experience you can while you’re here. Be well, be caring, be love and love this experience!
@@MediQate thanks for sharing such great advice.
Why is every nde story so cringeworthy? Sheesh.
“Do you wanna make it to 100?”
“I’ll see wassup!”
Seeing our civilization advance to where we’re living on different planets and exploring different universes would be my only reason for living forever.
Or maybe to see the whole humanity destroy itself
dada moma nah I’d stop at around 90, shits boring after that. Just take me out Doc
Really??? I mean I would want to see so much more than just that!
Traveling to different universes is impossible. We will never reach them in 10 life times
There's nothing out there. Real
Space is within you.
Cat fletcher inspires me so much I was scared of death but whenever I start to get scared or sad I go to this video and it make me feel like everything is going to be ok
That’s why religion was created. For gullible morons
My grandmother passed away a year ago around March and now i have so much anxiety and depression in that she's gone and I have to keep going and Iam only 17 and the thought of being gone just terrifies me this gives me some relief but still have to much anxiety I just want to see my loved ones so badly again 😢🙁
I think of that. I also try to think of time before I existed. I wasn't worried about that, and I guess I shouldn't worry about after I'm gone. I don't know where I'm going. If it's nothing, it will be just like before. If there's something, hopefully its good. If I come back here, and I don't recall any of this, well then I'll just go with it. The panic and the anxiety, nobody enjoys it. But, if there's anything that makes us all the same, it's that we feel the same things.
I miss my dad. Died in 2016. His death turned my world upside down. I truly hope there is a heaven, because he deserves it.
Joe literally spoke about alot of the same shit I think about
Bav the man he does that a lot. That’s why soooo many people gravitate towards him. Just a genuine good dude and genuinely cares about life’s purpose
Yeah A LOT of the stuff he says is good. He is one of my favorite people.
Super common thoughts bro, sorry but it’s not super deep or special
Bav the man woah bro
You two are smoking the same weed
I look up too and respect C.T. Fletcher to the fullest. He is an amazing person with the ability to motivate anyone.
@El Guapo Sorry someone has a different opinion on the man than you.
His powerlifting technique sucks ass
I lost my girlfriend, should’ve been my wife of 7 years in June 6th in a car accident. The pain I feel is almost unbearable. This was comforting to hear because I haven’t been to “church” for so long but this has definitely reinforced my views... I know there’s some higher power in the universe, I don’t know if it’s what’s perceived in the Bible but I can still feel her, hear her, things happen to me that I can’t explain. I can’t wait to see her again but I’m starting to think that the universe doesn’t waste anything...
You’re gonna be fine man everything’s gonna be just fine
Sending love to you. It’s not the end and listen to your heart when you experience her.
@@stewartmckenzie5163 thanks man. Tbh, even though she’s gone, she’s still the reason I’m here.
My brother was killed i watched this podcast hours before it happens💔 12:4
May he rest in peace
I'm truly sorry for ur loss dude ! Peace to u and ur family !
💓
He’s resting in peace. Stay strong!
I’m so sorry for your lost
Maybe life’s a test and you got to keep coming back until you get the right score to then evolve
I like that thought. I have kind of been thinking that way like: if you do the right thing in this life and fight the evil many hard/bad things may come to you in this life, but you will safe your soul one way or they other maybe trenscent into next level, the thought is about doing the right thing no matter what that will bring you... make sense? Maybe that is the test.
Yeah bro I'm with you on that thought! Like that Tom cruise movie Edge of Tomorrow
@@blazerman61 I dont know thay movie but i will check it out for sure.
Reincarnation
Can someone pls delete my avatar
CT is 60 years old, got a heart transplant, can hardly workout anymore and still looking better than 99% of the population 👍
I guess black dont crack?
@@BING9957 I fucking knew the reply would have something to do with race.
@@Furhling we failed you, Lord
@@BING9957 funny 😐
This dude is 60? Thought he was 42….
“Death gotta be easy cuz life is hard, it’ll leave physically, mentally and emotionally scarred”~Curtis Jackson.
Stfu 😒
DEATH GOTTA BE EASY CUZ LIFE IS HARD, THE BRAIN IS THE REASON FOR US FEELING PHYSICALLY, MENTALLY AND EMOTIONALLY SCARRED ~ The Brain 🧠
These kinds of videos put me at peace, I need more like this.
My father had two several near death experiences and told me the exact same thing CT is saying! A place filled with joy, happiness, and love!
I dont get what ct is saying tho does he mean there is a heaven or just your conscious lives on for ever in peace? But doesn't leave your body.
I think CT is saying that death is entering a different dimension as consciousness without the body.
Ok thanks for the reply
@@cheeseynips5947 You leave your body and 'pop' into someplace else. That someplace else looks (for me at least it did) very similar to the place you were when you died, but colors and the things near you are slightly different - cleaner, brighter. Your hyper conscious, fully aware and thinking as you would normally (though it is also different in that your thinking is way more clear, and you feel more you, more complete - theres more to you than when your alive). 'Vision is similar to what you would expect, but also different - things are less solid but more brilliant and intense with vivid colors. The sensation of joy/peace he is talking about, its a super strong feeling of tranquility/happiness that feels like its physically throughout your body (or what you think is your body - your physical body is no longer a part of you). It also feels like warmth which is coming from a source of light like a sun. When you move, it feels just like you would expect in life, but your no longer stuck to the earth with gravity as bizarre as this sounds (which is pretty bizarre). When you put your hand in front of your face for instance, you feel your arm move as you would expect, and you know it should be there, but you can't see your body parts at all. If you stare at your hand for instance long enough, a translucent shape will start to appear, but its almost like a trick of the mind causing you to see what you think you should see. Your hand wont appear as you expect it to. I was floating upwards slowly, facing the ground. When you return back to your body, you'll forever forward feel like real life is a dream. It's all very difficult to explain. Theres just not the right words in our vocabulary to describe whatever it is.
It scared the crap out of me. Though it was a beautiful experience. I was in awe and confusion of what i was seeing and feeling. I couldn't figure out what was going on. What is this sensation? How can I be floating? Where are my hands? Wtf is going on?? Then it hit me. I was dead.
Either my Weed is too strong or there is really is an undertone of Maya Angelou in CT talking
Fr
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You know what? 😂 You’re absolutely right
Omg your right
My weed and yours is DEF too strong but I 100% agree about MA haha
Goes to heaven*
“I wouldn’t mind visiting that place again.”
I can vouch for what Mr. Fletcher said. 2 yrs ago, I put my left arm through a window of my house and by the time the ambulance got to me I was experiencing what are called death throes. Death throes is the uncontrollable convulsing and thrashing of your body because your organs are shutting down due to rapid blood loss. I remember being in the ambulance and hearing one of the EMT's telling me that he was going to cut my pants off. After 4 or 5 snips of the shears everything went black and silent and I felt as if I were floating in water. I've never felt the kind of peace and comfort I felt there and this reality never crossed my mind. The voice of a young woman, I'd say the voice of a woman in her twenties said,
"Hi, Kelly"'. Without hesitation I said,
"Hi, Nana. I miss you". She said, "I miss you too Kelly, but you can't stay this time"
I said, " But, I love you Nana and want to stay here with you". She said, " I love you too, but you can't stay". My eyes fluttered open and I was surrounded by beeping machines and medical staff. I remember a felling of sadness about having to come back to this place. I have a strong sense that this place is not our home, but where I went or was on my way to is our true home. Like Mr. Fletcher, I no longer fear death but will welcome it the next time it comes calling. I'm anxious and excited about going back to that place and think about it every day.
How often do you hear somebody say " I've been dead"
Never, you're not dead until your brain cells are dead. Your heart stopping is not death. CT is a preacher, preaching his own religion.
I almost died a couple of times and i did die once. Well thats what the Nurse and her 2 aids told me. I went in on a Friday to the hospital and i woke up on Sunday night with a lady nurse screaming in my face, saying "You were dead", i asked her where am i, because from what i could see, i could tell i was either in a hospital or in jail. Shes answered that i was in a hospital, so i asked her, does that mean i can leave and she said yes, so i bolted out after they took off my bodily tubes they had put in me.
Wingsuiter he definitely isn’t trying to preach anything, he just believes that death isn’t the end. Is there anything wrong with believing that? Plus, even though his heart only stopped, he is still far more qualified to quantify whether or not death is the end than you, or quite a lot of people are.
I think what he was more getting at, is that he no longer fears death because of his experience.
@@wingsuiter2392 Wrong
@Htx457 Michael Newton Destiny of souls awsome book gotta read it.
I'm not religious either but I believe in God and I have faith in god. I am a Christian. I don't judge people. listening to this makes me feel better and emotional. CT Fletcher is amazing.Joe Rogan is awesome. I love this interview.
Preach
I don’t mean to criticize, but you present yourself in opposing ways. It’s confusing.
Ostin Well, he says he’s not religious, but then says he’s a Christian. Those are opposites. That is my point.
@@SeekerGoOn2013 being religious means you follow a culture in physical form in the basis of laws to devote yourself to something with sacrifice, having a relationship means you have faith which is hope in belief. I read the bible and have faith in Christ who is the definition of love. I am not religious like a Muslim or a Buddist. A relationship is not a religion, these are different. If you decide to be religious in your devotion of faith that is fine, but as a believer you don't have too since all you are commanded to do is to trust God without having a physical devoted life.
I almost died 3 times, every time my life flashed before my eyes and even future moments where I knew! I knew my life was not over. Eternal life one day keep us loving forever.
people use that term a lot but I don't think it justifies the experience, can you elaborate further on that experience and the differences if any between each one
I had the same experience word for word after a "pause" in the ICU. I kept trying tell the ICU nurse not to worry that I was ok but I couldn't get through to him. After coming back I laughed with the nurse, also had that extreme peaceful feeling. While I was "dead" I remember feeling it didn't matter whether I came back or not because either way I still existed. Really cool.
Ct is an inspiration. Helped so many people he’s a real one
I have my own near death experience. And its more than " so peaceful ". Its an overwhelming peace. Like everything's right in the world. Or like being a baby in the arms I'd your mother again. After my NDE, I had a " spiritual awakening ". Now I remember two past lives, and I'm a different person than the me before I had these experiences. I'm with ct on this. I feel like " I know " there's something after death. I also feel guilty for having these experiences though. But maybe I'm mentally ill or some type of schizophrenic. Who knows....doubt is part of this experience. You have my complete permission to think I'm crazy. Just dont call me a hippy lol.
There's a lot of people on this " new age spiritual movement " who are just regurgitating information they dont understand. I dont go around telling people I know the meaning of life cause I dont. And even if I did, how tf am I gonna give that to you? A lot of the new age spiritual movement is negative. People selling books, or " healing crystals ". Be mindful of that.... love your fellow man cause separation is an illusion. wish you all the best.
kai russell did you have any visuals? or was it just like a state of mind, i’m very curious
Please tell us
whats nde
@@brittbyler1092 near death experience
You're trying to hard.
Like saying it's not peaceful, but "overwhelming peace", like really?
Your definition of "overwhelming peace" could be their definition of just peace.
Idk who you're trying to argue against here, it seems pointless. As if you just want to price you had a more profound experience.
He is describing the spirit world.. our real home where we belong
Anyone else ever get the feeling this isn't the first time they've experienced existence? I'm not talking about reincarnation, but existence in the sense of one form or another, on this planet or another, etc?
Every single day!
Yeah I get you, when I look back into human history I almost get that exhausted feeling of existing continuously. Like damn, where are we going and what have we been doing?
I mean u always been alive since the beginning of life , you take out one link u or person in your family tree you are not being born
Reincarnation is definitely real. When we die we get sent back to heaven, then if we want we could come back, and choose if we suffer, whether it be mentally, or physically, or both. Suffering is the only way we progress our soul. I found out I was a alive before. Many mediums told me in my last life I was a girl, somewhere around Europe in the 1800s, and I hanged myself because of severe depression in that life. All philosophies of spirituality is true. This is one of them.
Yes!
CT: 'Death is not the end.' Joe: 'How do you know?' CT: 'Because I've been dead.'
Lol ya damn foo
That is a fck... good piece of conversation.
Im 41 right now. Just thinking on how I lived more than 15000 days and it going by in a blink of an eye is mind-boggling. I could count to 15000 but it would take me forever and then knowing how long a single day takes if you were to wait it out, is mind-boggling too. That alone makes it inside the realm of possibilities of living forever yet it be in this body or another
"Send me out... with a bang."
-last words of Sgt Avery Johnson
Allot of people who said they have scene the other side they didn't want to leave because how comfortable they were
I've worked in Hospice care and the end of life process is bizarre, fascinating, sad, joyful and numerous other things you would never expect. One common thread I've witnessed which fascinates me is most people visit/visited by friends and family through all times of life. Not a physical visitation but vivid daydreams/dreams and conversation with those that mattered. This may be a purely internal thing in the mind but my experience feels different...I believe the spirits or whatever you want to call them come to help with the end
When the love of my life died. A few weeks later I had the most vivid dreams where she came and visited me. I could talk to her, feel her and smell her. All senses where working perfectly during the visits.
Damian Benson wow. Me too about my mother. Very vivid. The realest dreams I’ve ever had. Surreal.
Damian Benson astral projection
Or it's the brain not doing it's thing correctly because it's dying..
@@mouwersor if that was the case people wouldn't see similar things.
Im afraid of dying before i make everything right, I've made a lot of mistakes in my life, hurt a lot of people i love, i want to make it all right. I don't want to die with regrets, i want to die knowing the woman i love more than anything in life forgives me. I want to have kids and raise good people and be surrounded by the ones i love, I don't want to be alone. I don't have any control of it but i still pray for it more than anything in the world
I can't believe I just found this... What CT says is true. I had an experience where I died.... October 4th 2019. If anyone has any questions I'll be glad to answer them. I will answer them solely on what happened and what I saw. It's one of the greatest feelings I have ever felt. I remember being so happy when I was asked do you want to go back or stay here. I remember laughing and at complete peace like it was a complete joke. I said I'll go back laughing so peacefully. I will add one more thing in this comment... I was taught when I went there that nothing in this life that we do matters the only purpose of this life is to prepare us for the after... It's like 1 or 2 percent this life now and 98 99 percent after life. One more note I was raised Catholic but I do not practice religion what so ever.if anyone again has any questions I will answer them solely on what happened that day and what I saw. I couldn't be more serious about anything in my life.
what happened ?
So is the afterlife just a place for us to stay when we’re done with this life?
Who or what asked you if you want to stay or go? 🌌🌌🌌🌌🙏
I absolutely believe every word you wrote. I've had some spiritual experiences that were so peaceful, feeling like I was in the presence of a loving God. I suffer with severe depression and I can't wait to return home and have that peace that remains indefinitely. I don't think I will feel that until I get to draw my last breath. This life has to just be a short experience compared to what comes next, it just has to be. It's the only belief that gets me through this life, which for me has been filled with grief and sorrow, mostly self induced by my lack of ability to control my tongue.
@@jm1733 im not joking. The way it was put to me is life is like a short training class to prepare us for the rest of ever. Life is only %1 of our existence after life is the other %99
I nearly died whilst in a coma. The whole time was dreamlike but far more realistic. Random pieces of my life manifesting. I never once felt anything spiritual and have yet to in general. Sometimes I think I was born without that part if my brain. He's right about the fear leaving tho.
@Miles Davidson It must be how one is raised. I wasn't raised with any religion in my house, only science. My young son also has that fortune, although I do wonder what he'll think of religion. All I'll tell him is be patient and empathetic.. don't get sucked in by fanatics.
@Miles Davidson That's why should he want to be circumcised as an adult, I'll support him. Plus the extra sacrifice should mean more... right? Is that how that stuff works?
Spiritual experiences do not have anything to do with religious teachings, and there is no need for a religion if one wants to have spiritual experiences, religions are just bleak copies and one must first have experiences in order to extract value from all the religions
Miles Davidson just don’t distort religion with faith. They’re not fully linked.
@Miles Davidson again, there is value in religion only if certain experiences have been had, over 99 percent of religious people have never had these experiences, over 99 percent of anyone for that matter
I died too and your description is right on.......the feeling of the afterlife will always be with me. Joes description of a little ball of something is so ridiculous.....Joe makes so much sense except when he doesn't .....peace beyond measure after death is so beautiful !!!!!!
U contradicted urself
Hearing CT Fletcher talk makes me feel like everything is gonna be ok.
every time I start feeling down and start to lose faith, I always come back here to know that God has a plan 💯 I just don’t wanna lose those I love 💔
I hope to be with my loved ones in the after life, or next life. I just lost my Golden Retriever Nelly. Hoping to be with her and my loved ones after this life, and/or into the unknown.
Nelly will be there
GodofWarChuka same here all I want is my pets there so they can beat me up for everything they couldn't tell me here
God of war is my childhood game
Just know all pets have a soul and are now at peace
Someone lemme know when he brings up DMT
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jasonmask6696 Jason pull that up
i guess that’s why they call it ‘rest in peace’
I never died.
But when my sister did, she “haunted” me for two solid weeks. I did not sleep. I could not sleep. She was waiting for me there.
There she waited. In outfits I had never seen before. With colors on her face I had never seen her apply in life. Moving with the grace of a ghost.
I was granted the perception of time as we played with legos for what felt like 12 hours (I am currently 43 years old. I had never played this way with my older sister).
At the “end of the day”, I asked if, “we could do this tomorrow?”
I will never forget her look.
Her look as I came to the realization that she was dead.
I didn’t actually know it was possible to cry so hard. It began in the dream. The raw power of that emotion traversed whatever dreams are and I was already crying when I awoke.
Every time I closed my eyes for two weeks.
This was my personal proof. She is my fear-bearer. There might be an end, but death ain’t it.
Whats the saying " we are spiritual beings having a human experience" But theres a verse in the bible that states that God knew us before we knew ourselves. That to me says we originate in the spirit world probably explain why people who die feel so comfortable there.
you feel so 'comfortable' because you no longer have to deal with this existence or the fucking humans in it. tbh would have no issue pushing a big red button to wipe this planet clean of all humans
Petroglyph79 You are spot on my friend... Look into The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
@@Cougman74 religion is a lie they tell you to control you, wake up you fuckin sheep
petroglyph79 God isnt real😬
I went out a window at about 80 mph and yes death was peaceful no pain n plenty of comfort when I came back pain and coma to follow and that was 2004 I’m still here
God bless you.
How did you go out of a window at 80mph, pretty impressive
I am surprised that joe didn’t say “Jamie pull up the article about dmt after death”
I’ve never had a near death experience per se but there was a time when I genuinely thought that I might die and after a while of fearing that I might die my body just shifted almost instantaneously from immense fear to peace and calmness that I’ve never felt since. It was a weird, hard to describe feeling.
This man speaks the truth. I survived a plane crash 11 years ago...and had a near death experience like CT explains here. I did a vid about my experience if anyone wants to check it out...but I feel the same as CT and know there is something on the other side...I saw it....briefly...but I saw and experienced it.
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tony Ferguson the type of guy to figure out how to live forever then get hit by a truck
robert wisehart and snap his back while deadlifting
or trip over a TV Cable because he had sunglasses on inside
Or kick a metal beam with full force for “training”
they were perception transition lenses@@babbahassa
James C That didn’t actually happen lmfao Dana was such a dickhead for claiming that’s what happened
Very Powerful & Enlightening Talk!! Thanks Joe & CT!!!!
I agree, Ive had a NDE. Seen stuff, had conversations there. I love the gift of life BUT when the awakening comes for me I will welcome it....again.
Can you provide more detailed information on your experience? I’m curious about these things but I feel like there’s a lack of in depth experiences
@@Yo-Tech How would you like me to explain? Feel like Facebook chatting is probably inefficient maybe an email or some other platform?
I meant CZcams not Facebook
Redi2ride Maybe we can email or Twitter?
Email - i.jonathanbuenrostro@gmail.com
Twitter - @Dilashja
Awsome dissc Both were free and shared their minds! When CT said "No fear of death" and " very comfortable place and wouldnt mid visiting again" that stuff
really hit me. Made me in the feelz, might shed a tear. That comment made me at ease and happy for the result of dying. The mistakes, the sins i might done. The fear went a bit of. Being accepted to a great place and not being punished. Is a beautiful thing to recieve, and even to redem themself is aswell. Thank you CT! Great podcast!
Sounds like i need a near death experience...lol
edgar gonzalez go really research um bro
Be careful what you wish for.
The sad part is even if we have a consciousness after death, will we also get to see our loved ones that have passed who’ve we’ve missed so much. ☹️
My dad has been telling a very similar story that he died and all his earthly worries left him and all he could feel was peace and relief
My dad was a driver for 32 years at KEMRI. He retired and immediately suffered from Parkinson's for 15 years. I had to take care of him, wash him, wipe him. He was poor. He suffered. And my step family (here people marry several wives) didn't care. Never wanted to take care of him unless when forced. But when he died I was next to his death bed. I didn't cry immediately because I felt he had left us but definitely he was in a better place. I saw his eyes widen as if surprised...I can't explain it. But death is not the end.
More details?
Thanks for sharing this, CT Fletcher nailed it. Death is simply a transition without any pain, drama or fear🙏🏽🙏🏽
I know Joe. From a guy who was full of pride for his culture. Hated everyone else. Hated Christians. Loved my self sooo much. One thing I do know is that one day after loosing everything I had, I looked up and called out to whoever was listening. If there is anyone out their or a god reveal yourself because I am going to kill the next person who takes a dime from me. And I tell you now what happened has changed my life. I was at home and lying in bed next to my wife I closed my eyes for a split second and before I knew it I was standing on a mountain and Infront of me was like a square strainer post. As I looked at the bottom of the post I started to follow the post upwards and I got a fright, I couldn't believe my eyes. I was actually at the foot of a cross and someone was looking down at me. I instantly knew who it was and I wept uncontrollably like I have never before. And I mean I never wept. I somehow was able to see through all the snot and tears and although it was nighttime I could see him looking at me and he said I did this for you, I did this for all of you. He gently lifted me up to himself or I floated up to almost eye level with him and his eyes were alive. It's hard to explain but I saw eternity in his eyes. Within minutes I was back in my room and my wife awoke to me sobbing beyond measure. I have been on an unbelievable journey since. I struggled to believe that what had happened did happen. One thing that always stuck out was that it was nighttime and I remember watching a couple Jesus movies that it was daytime when he died. Then about 2 years later I was reading the Bible and I was reading about the crucifixion and there it was Infront of me. At the time he was on the cross a great darkness came over the land. He has also showed me sooo much other truths in my 7 yrs as a believer in Christ. Nothing will ever change my mind about life now and where we are heading. The greatest thing is that this Jesus from a place I new little of. A place in the middle east, chose to reveal himself to this Maori boy in New Zealand and tell him he died for him and has a place for him. It's absolutely amazing. Jesus Christ is beautiful ❤️ and he has a place for anyone who puts their faith in him
This conversation spoke what I always had in mind about death.