what was your NDE like?

@@ellalusk7036 I had a hemorrhage a week after childbirth and an ambulance was called. After I arrived at the hospital I was lying on a gurney when I heard kind of a staticky sound. Suddenly it felt like I was lifted and I was going through clouds. Then I went into the proverbial tunnel and saw the light at the end. I was sort of moving along sporadically and then I could see people there in the light. There was a woman waiting for me with open arms. She seemed familiar but I didn’t recognize her. She was wearing old fashioned clothes and had her hair wrapped up in a bun. Then I heard a voice say “She’s not breathing, we’re losing her, I can’t get her….” So I took a deep breath, it felt like water going into my lungs. Later I woke up in a recovery room. The doctor told me that they didn’t think they would be able to “get me back”. Just recently my brother sent me a photo of my grandmother’s family when she was a just a little girl. Now I know that It was her mother (from the photo) that was there waiting for me! So I didn’t get to see Jesus or angels and I didn’t get a tour of heaven, that I can remember. When I recovered I had a deep feeling that I had come back for a certain reason or purpose and that there was still some thing that I had to do. That sent me on a spiritual quest to find the meaning of life, it’s purpose and my mission. Have a beautiful day Ella, and may peace be with you.

Thank you for saying that! Anita has a full length version of this video, this one is only a Light Bubl Moment. The full version is available on her youtube channel as part of the series called "View from the Other Sdie". With Gratitude, Team Anita

Dear P, if something seems too good to be true, to you, perhaps the messages aren't for you right now. Anita recommends sitting with yourself and your own intuition to work out what feels right for you at the moment. When we can quiet the noise of the many messages around us, we can hear the messages we are meant to hear. Best wishes, Team Anita.

Remember Sheona, Anita is just giving a description using language, which is confining when she is trying to describe an other worldly experience. In order to describe the opulescence of the tapestry threads, she has to use a concept that people can relate to, and silk is shiny, opulescent, and can carry vibrant colours. The 'tapestry' is just an analogy to help understand the vastness of her life that was available to her. There are no silk threads on the other side therefore there is no cruelty. We hope that clarifies your question. Love, Team Anita.

For a fuller explanation, please refer to the complete VOS#2 here as this is just a 'lightbulb moment': kzfaq.info/get/bejne/l8hmi6xkptvVpJ8.html Also, for the full explanation of what I was told in the Other Side, please refer to Anita's book "Dying to be Me". Thank you! Team Anita.