Life after death: SHOCK account of the afterlife from man 'who saw GOD'

The man only revealed his name to Michelle W. He said that he spoke to God almost after he died in 1976.

Michel believes his current mission is to disseminate his experience to the afterlife to help others solve their problems.

That man shared his wonderful story with the Near Death Research Foundation (NDERF) - a group that collects so-called near-death experiences (NDE) accounts and creates catalogs.

"I believe that God wishes to share this experience with me as others will help tackle the problem in their lives.You already have it.

According to Michelle, in 1976 's "Fate of Fate", when he went out one evening, the four ruts came together, he was already dead.

One of the attackers stabbed Michel from one side and pierced the lungs to bleed the sidewalk.

Fortunately for Michelle he was dragged into the car by a passerby and was taken to the hospital, but before he said that his spirit leaves his body.

"I can see the car underneath, then I start to realize the light, this is the largest, the brightest, the most comprehensive light ever.

"I realized that there is no shadow in his existence, I began to notice the past ambiguous people, my past fuzzy, but they knew the distance from a distance.

Michelle later insisted that he chose his life to "have some things" to settle on the earth.

Later God told him that "All is okay," Michel's spirit was thrown back to his body.

He said: "I believe that what I experienced is now called 'External body experience' and 'near death experience'

"I believe that the terms commonly used today mainly apply to what I experienced, but it does not change what I experienced."

But can Michelle's experience be a true experience of the afterlife? Many medical professionals believe that patients experience warmth and light when they are dead.

Dr. Sampania, a researcher at the New York City School of Medical School in Langhe Medical School, New York University, says: "People are depicting the bright, warm and warm light that complements the emotions of people about it.

"They explain the feeling of experiencing their deceased relatives, much like they welcome them.

"Often it is said that they do not want to come back in many situations, it is very comfortable, it is like a magnet that attracts them, they do not want to come back

"A lot of people are watching that doctors and nurses are working on them as this feeling is different from theirs."

However, the question to be asked is "Is it mainly Jesus or the father who interviewed NDEr in the world after death?" The Near Death Experience Research Foundation offers the largest near-death experience (NDE) online - today it has reached 4,500. It was founded by Dr. Jeffrey Long, the author of New York Times' bestseller 'The Proof of Death'. I wrote Dr. Jeffrey Long as founder of NDERF on April 14, 2014.

The life after death (also called life after death) is the concept that an important part of a person's identity or a flow of consciousness continues to appear even after the body dies. According to various views on the post-mortem world, the basic aspects of an individual living after death may carry an individual's identity, or otherwise may not be similar to Indian nirvana one of the elements of the individual Department, or the whole soul or the whole spirit. Is the same. In sharp contrast with the belief of forgetting after death, faith in the world after death can be natural or supernatural.

Death and Early in the early 1990s, despite the numerous customs of death, about 25% of the population believed in the life after death. For most people, the thought of the afterlife is based on the typical Victorian concept which is being enhanced with television and movies: a better life and a better place to live. For most people, the funeral became more beautiful, the dead were carefully prepared and cleaned before burial. The cemetery is perfect as it is original. However, some people believe that the dead live in photos, videos, and other visual souvenirs. People remembered the deceased on an annual religious day, but due to the geographical distribution of the family, families gathering became an opportunity to remember them. Some organizations can raise awareness about how to die from living will to hospice care, palliative care and euthanasia.