#1 The Afterlife - 3 Things you should know before you die

from Alexandra Eduardovna · host Alexandra Eduardovna

Today I want to share something with you that has brought more awareness into my life. If you believe in life after death or reincarnation, then you will definitely like this episode. If you're not quite sure whether to believe in that but are openminded and interested, then you are more than welcome to join as well. What happens to consciousness or the soul after death? Is there a re-experiencing of life and if yes, what happens during that? Are there deceased people who cannot move forward after life because of unfinished business with people from their past life? And what kind of consequences does our inner being have on the afterlife or the realm we will find ourselves in? All of this and even more will be discussed in today's episode and I hope you will benefit from the information I am giving you here. Moreover we are talking about Near-Death Experiences and Spirituality in general. Sources: Book by Werner Huemer: "Unsterblich!?" - Gute Gründe für ein Leben nach dem Tod (German) Example "Movie of life" during Near-Death Experience: Youtube Channel Thanatos TV EN - The Big Departure and The Movie of Life | Sabine Mehne's Near Death Experience

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