Death is an Illusion! Consciousness Survives!
Society has scared us to death. That’s right! Society has convinced us that when we physically die we turn to dust. That we are no more. This is a huge misnomer. Consciousness does survive. We don’t just evaporate into thin air. And we don’t go sit on a cloud and play a harp. We reconnect with those who have gone before us. We continue to do those things that are of interest to us. Research has shown that the above is true. Near death experiences, after death contact, departing visions and even premonitions of things to come have been statistically investigated. These investigators are physicians, university professors, hospice nurses, educators, and mental health care professionals like author Carla Wills Brandon. If you are skeptical about life after death, if you this believe is just wishful thinking, if you feel such ideas are only for the uneducated and superstitious you might want to take a look at this video. In this video Carla shows us where to go looking for evidence of life after physical death. Several accounts are presented but, her main focus is to show that there is a great deal of statistical analysis and research which is available to all who are questioning. skepticism is a good thing, but don’t allow it to keep you from being your best researcher
5 Responses to “Death is an Illusion! Consciousness Survives!”
I loved this video! I just found you tonight. So happy! Thanks!
Love ur video
I love you in a positive way thanks for giving me hope xx
As your in the know Hun do you think you are judged at the end by our maker and our eternity is decided like that or do you think religion is not relevant?
Wow. You’re the best, Carla! I’m so sick of the “afterlife” version from new age rhetoric that uses anecdotal stories and crazy ideas that look scary and disconnected. If I hadn’t had my own experiences with it, I would definitely not believe it existed by their stories. They can’t agree and make it look disconnected, harsh, and unfamiliar (balls of light, unconditional love for everyone, attachments to those you love are no more, your beloved spouse is fooling around over there with no conscience, etc.) I prefer to investigate for myself, go by my own experiences, and trust the word of someone who isn’t steeped in marketing techniques or Oprah. I’m tired of hearing about butterflies and rainbows as the preferred method of communication from those on the other side of physical. Or the latest, (a scam in my opinion, as I know the source who started this) they now can draw pictures on iPhones. I see what they say as rumors and mockery.