Life after Death Experiences can Help You Live your Life Fully!

What have you learned about life after death? Have you taken the time to reflect on this experience? If you think about it, when it's our time to go, we will all leave this physical existence. However, out of fear, we tend to ignore this thought and put it in the back of our minds hoping to avoid it altogether.

Learning about death doesn't have to be scary. Actually, what I'd like to do is challenge you to open your mind to looking at death and life differently.

I believe that learning about dying can help you overcome any doubt, fears, or insecurities about living life today.

I've learned that the spirit does not die, it just changes form at the time of death. After the spirit leaves the body, people who have gone through near death experiences report feeling unconditionally loved and completely at peace with oneself. There is no judgment, no guilt, and no fear. Only the feeling of pure love.

Although I've never experienced near death, I often find myself drawn to those who have had the experience, especially during times when I'm feeling down or fearful. There is something magical about life after death..something mysterious. Most of the time I find this excitement in spiritual books.

If you have an open mind, books about "real" near death experiences will bring you closer to God and closer to yourself.

1. Embraced By The Light by Betty Eadie


2. The Other Side and Back by Sylvia Browne


3. Home with God: In a Life That Never Ends by Neale Donald Walsch


4. Conversations with God: Book 1, Book 2, and Book 3 by Neale Donald Walsch

Many people have had "real" experiences with angels. These angels have brought peace, love, trust, and comfort during tragic, lonely events.

Angels can bring a sense of what life after death is all about. They're able to bring heaven into the physical experience we call life.

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What I mean by this is, loving yourself unconditionally brings you closer to God.

I have found a very easy way to do this by....

When you are having a bad day, start talking to yourself like a loving friend would talk to you.

1. Find somewhere quiet to have this conversation. Otherwise, the outside noise will distract you.


2. Once you have found a quiet place, ask questions that you have been wondering about for sometime now. Then, listen for a response. I visualize the response coming from some "higher being." I believe that this force is bringing me closer to myself in a loving, healthy way.


3. Only allow a positive response to enter your conversation. A positive, yet honest, and loving response.


4. Talk to yourself until you feel at peace and confident with yourself.


5. That's it. It may take some practice because we've been taught that talking to yourself is "crazy." Yet, this is a very loving practice we have neglected.

Once you are more connected with yourself, you will feel more at peace when it's time to move forward with life after death.