whether someone who died in terrible suffering can find complete peace and healing

“His grandma comforted him from beyond death.”25:10

“I was with her when she died. She passed in my arms, which I'd wished for. I'll never forget what happened right after. These are the moments that stay with you even decades later. My grandmother stopped breathing and I was holding a lifeless body. I suddenly thought, Oh God, I no longer love my grandmother. Hopefully no one is seeing this right now. I felt no connection to that body. I almost felt found out. Because everything I had ever loved, it was like a tin can with the fish already gone. And then came this moment that changed my life.”7:42

“For example, your grandmother who died may not still look like how she left you, but if you were dying, she may manifest in the image you are used to to bring you comfort, ease, and familiarity through your transition.”19:25

“So my grandma talked to me, who had passed a long time ago. She showed up. She told me to tell her daughter, my aunt, that was in the room, that she didn't want her to be sad anymore for her mom. She told me to tell her that she doesn't want her up at night crying for her anymore, that it's okay, and she's okay, and that everything's all right, and she doesn't have to do that. She wants to see her happy and not sad.”10:47

“'Why was my grandma suffering so right before she died? That's not real.'”42:54

“When my grandma died, I had a dream that I was in heaven, and I was searching for her so I could say a final goodbye.”13:15

“But what I saw is that when I met my grandfather, he was part of the unconditional love that I had experienced in life, and he was the only person who had transitioned. When I saw him, he gave me great peace, and I thought, 'Well, all I have is the memories of love with him. I don't have the memories in that place of his dying form, of what he looked like when he had leukemia. I just remember his soul's desire to write stories to me, to connect with me, to be that loving grandfather, to be that figure in my life that showed me that I was important.'”27:49

“I felt peace ... and I felt that at that moment nothing or anyone could harm me ... so it was a gigantic peace that, by the way, I always felt close to my grandmother ... let's say, I had this feeling because she always took good care of me ... she was a nurse so we had a very close connection ... and I believe it was the same feeling ... that i felt in my NDE ... it was as if she really was by my side. We talked before ... and you told me ... that you have lower oxygenation than the average person because of heart disease ...”18:28

“and that only benefited me, with everything I thought about death, everything, it's nothing like that, death is wonderful. It's wonderful, it's very sad for those who stay, but for those who go, it's an eternal rest as they say, right, and that's exactly what it is, relaxation, peace of mind, oh, I don't know, I think it was a feeling... I can tell you... wonderful. So, the question I was going to ask you next, you have already answered. The entire moment of her NDE was a moment of joy, the lady felt peace, tranquility and a lot of joy.”1:26

“And they were happy to see me, and I was very happy to see them, and they appeared to me to be my grandmas, not like before they passed away, which is my grandmothers. And I couldn't take my eyes off my grandmother's eyes. They were like this endless tunnel of blue light. And I felt God's presence right there. And it's not like she was talking to me, it's like her thoughts were conveyed to me through her eyes.”13:39

“What I saw is that when I met my grandfather, he was part of the unconditional love that I'd experienced in life. And he was the only person who had transitioned when I saw him. He gave me great peace. And I thought, 'Well, all I have is the memories of love with him. I don't have the memories in that place of his dying form, of what he looked like when he had leukemia. I just remember his soul's desire to write stories to me, to connect with me, to be that loving grandfather, to be that figure in my life that showed me that I was important.' And that was, that was beautiful. That's all that we had in that realm was the love that we had experienced.”37:53

“did I feel despair at thinking that I could die. I even asked, " Did I not die?" I heard my friend there saying: "Calm down, stay calm." But it was silence, it was peace. It was a silence. I didn't worry about whether I would die or not, or if it was even true. I didn't remember what I went through, what I could go through. That's why I put this a lot. I didn't think about what I lived through or what I would live through. I was there and it was just peace. Or was it pleasure? Or was it happiness? How was it peace? A lot, it's difficult. Many people talk about happiness”24:06

“grandpa, who had died a year earlier, was sitting across from me in the other chair. I had this overwhelming feeling of joy and laughed. I got up and gave him the biggest hug. I had missed him, but that didn't seem to matter. Nothing mattered. We sat [music] and talked and laughed for what felt like hours, but it didn't seem like time was the same, either. I'll never forget the feeling of that peace, warmth, and freedom. It was a release from everything in a way that I'll never be able to describe.”4:33

“to my grandmother who had already crossed over. And so she was, you know, in spirit form at that time. And I just prayed for her for help. And literally before I knew it, she walked in in spirit form in from my bedroom door, had this white silhouette, and came to me to my body lying on the bed and started to breathe into my chest. And I can't even explain how it was. There was so many things I was feeling at the same time. It was an a a a sense of relief as I started to feel like this energetic breath because of”3:42

“Luckily, at the end of this journey, it was my great-late grandfather, who I loved and adored, who had died when I was 12 from cancer, a horrible death, and he was fine, and he was there, and he took over. And thank God, because if anybody else on this planet had greeted me, I wouldn't have believed it. But seeing him and being reunited to him was absolutely, like, comfort, joy, and just imagine the person you love most in the world, just seeing them again after they've been dead nearly, what was it like, eight or nine years? So that was pretty, pretty intense.”6:02

“My grandmother was there. Now, she had been dead for 14 years, and I had never once believed that anybody existed beyond their death. And my grandmother just put her arms around me like she did when I was a child and pulled me into her chest, and the next thing I knew, we were re-experiencing all 19 years we were on the planet together.”3:24