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reply posted on 29-3-2010 @ 09:10 PM by kinglizard
reply to post by Fizzle



#1 I'm sure is a bit of a joke #'s 2,3 & 4 I can understand though if you don't believe I'm honest me telling you #4 is not in the running will do no good, I understand that....and honestly can't blame you for thinking it.

Take care.

Maybe another time in your life you will consider giving the God issue another look. We all walk our own path....tough to say where it will lead.


reply posted on 1-7-2010 @ 09:23 AM by queenkelley
reply to post by Fizzle



Um, I don't blame you for being an "Ath," many chruch people do lie and it's hard to tell which are true or not. In fact I really HATE going to chrch and I rather experience things for myself ( fail atempts). Those terms you are using there are terms used to deny spiritual events, that do happen. Materialistic people won't accept anything spiritual and will find many terms (or excuses) for things abnormal that occur.

For ex:

Let us say Material people are the ones that don't believe in writing and spirital people do.

A spiritual person finds a pencil and begans to write and tells a materialistic person. That M person sees the S person writing, but says "You are not writing! That thin wood you are using is reacting to the graphite percing through it. What's happening is an illusion or some type of reacting it is not writing it is simply visible carbon "

There you see an example of denying something that exist and the terms used to make it seem something other than what it is.


reply posted on 30-7-2010 @ 09:23 PM by kinglizard
reply to post by mike2112



Wow, I wish I had your attitude and strength when I was sixteen. You really have your head on straight. It does seem society is losing it's way and wondering further and further from God. But meeting people like you gives me hope.

Stay strong my friend.

Thanks so much for the post.


reply posted on 19-8-2010 @ 09:44 AM by koldpatrol
Glad I found this thread, very interesting and uplifting.

Has this been posted already?
www.youtube.com...

He was dead for 3 days after a car accident and revived during his funeral with a story about heaven and hell. They interview him and many of the witnesses.


reply posted on 25-8-2010 @ 02:30 PM by mjd59
Thats truly an amazing story.

Although the beginning of death is experienced as 'white light' and a tremendous feeling of closeness to your source, the subsequent feeling is painful. I guess the initial phase is to reconcile your mind (neshama) to the world is was excised from. Following that one is shown his life, from day 1 to the day of his death. Every negative action causes a feeling of shame that is according to the mytics 60 times more painful than fire.

So, youre very fortunate and blessed that Hashem returned you to this world. Your mission is most certainly to help others.

Theres a very beautiful story of a very famous rabbi named Yekusiel Yehudah Halberstam. When he was 32, he was offered a position of head rabbi in Jerusalem. this was a very prestigious position to be offered. But before he accepted it, he asked his mother for advice. She said he was too young to accept the position. So, like a good son he took her advice and stayed in Hungary. 2 years later WW2 breaks out and in 1941 Hungary is invaded by Germany. His 11 children and wife were taken and shipped off to Auschwitz along with him. His 11 children and wife were killed in the holocaust. He spent 4 grueling years in auschwitz, Dachau and muldorf. During his time there he wasnt fed, given water and subject to continuous non stop forced labor. The suffering must have been excruciating. Seeing everyone around him brutually treated, murdered and tortured. Before the holocaust he already had a regiment of 3 hours of sleep a night and one meal during the day. He was a true ascetic and G-d fearing man. During this time, he was a spiritual and moral support for hundreds of men. Because of him, 150 men survived the holocaust and throughout the entire ordeal, he was there strengthening and guiding them, telling them to hold on. The fact that he was able to ENDURE all of this, without losing his mind (many holocaust survivors went crazy from the malnutrition, physical labor) but also being a pillar for those around him, was truly unbelievable. He could have been angry at his mother for telling him to stay. He lost his wife and children because of that. But no. The whole time he saw G-ds hand. He knew HaShem wanted something greater for him. He may have lost his children and wife, but he saved hundreds of people. What an unbelievable mission this man was given in life.

I imagine what you went through was to inspire and strengthen others. Wherever you go, whomever you have an influence over, share this knowledge you have with them. This will end up being a source of strength for them.



reply posted on 4-9-2010 @ 12:55 PM by kinglizard
reply to post by mjd59



What an amazing story of faith and strength, I can't imagine, very inspiring. Thanks for sharing that with me.


reply posted on 8-9-2010 @ 03:12 PM by sphinx551
reply to post by kinglizard



Very interesting NDE experience.

I am still wondering about a few things.
1. In the grand scheme of things, does religion really matter?

2. Have you checked out this website?:
www.near-death.com...

3. What is your view on reincarnation?

4. Is one of the purposes of being on Earth is to learn to love unconditionally do you think?

5. What do you think of Buddha?

6. Based on your Near Death Experience, it seems like humans have no free-will. What do you think of free-will?


Thanks.


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reply posted on 8-9-2010 @ 03:30 PM by kinglizard
1. In the grand scheme of things, does religion really matter?


I see religion as a gathering of likeminded people that are all presuing the same thing. We do need I believe. How else would the faith be preserved for future genorations?

2. Have you checked out this website?:
www.near-death.com...


Never visited that site, thanks for the link.

3. What is your view on reincarnation?


I don't believe in it myself.

4. Is one of the purposes of being on Earth is to learn to love unconditionally do you think?


I'm not an expert on why we are here but that was Jesus's message.

5. What do you think of Buddha?


Seemed like a nice guy.

I can't argue against some of the buddist principles, there is value there IMO.


reply posted on 13-9-2010 @ 07:26 PM by Aquarius1
reply to post by kinglizard



I just discoverd your wonderful near death experience story, thank you for sharing it.I wasn't active on ATS when you wrote it and so glad that I came across it. I have followed these kind of stories for years and know they are true, it matters not that I haven't had one.

Bless you kinglizard
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