Will I recognize the people I've lost, and will they look the way I remember?

“As we went further up, the ages of the people I saw got a little bit, but there was never any seniors, including loved ones we had lost that were senior. They're now in their 20s and 30s. So I don't immediately recognize them, but I feel them and I feel their love, and they knew me. So even though I didn't recognize them, they knew who I was, they recognized me. I do now. I mean, because I've run it through my mind and replayed it in my mind so many times, I recognize them all. Yeah, but or the bulk of them. Some of the older seniors I had never got to meet unfortunately. They had passed before I was old enough to remember them.”20:27

“And I recognize some that are more in the front that I knew here in this life, like my grandparents, but I knew the others that were there but I didn't recognize them here and their face.”5:54

“Definitely saw my grandmother, my grandfather, one of my uncles that passed a couple years ago, a few others. I wasn't sure who they were, but they felt familiar, and it wasn't, you couldn't really see them. They said everything's in gray tone.”7:49

“I recognized them as people I knew that had died; I couldn't see any faces, I only remember hearing them.”14:14

“closer I got, the more I could recognize a figure sitting on one of the branches wearing a white robe. And very quickly I recognized him as my grandfather who had already passed away a few years ago. And then he was walking so joyfully toward me as if he really had been expecting me. Actually, I only knew my grandfather with glasses. I also remembered that he had suffered from cancer and was looking pretty exhausted back in the time. But now and here he was looking so healthy and young and he was even without”23:23

“I did not have that experience. I didn't go through the light. I didn't go through a tunnel. I was just there in a place, and there were people behind my grandmothers too that I recognized, but they were in the background. I believe I saw my father who had passed away about five years before, and my grand, my other grandfathers, people I didn't know, but I knew I was familiar with them, or I knew who they were, but I didn't know their names, type of thing.”9:46

“And as I look at them, I'm trying to, you know, recognize them, and I can't recognize them. They've got no features. They had no, I don't know, I didn't know who they were, but they were there, and it was like I knew them. I recognized them, and I had no clue who they were.”13:59

“They looked beautiful. I recognized my grandfather, who I had seen in my near-death experience.”27:55

“They looked very much like the spiritual people that I also saw later on, but they, they looked, I knew who they were. My, my dad looked much younger than when he had passed away. Everyone, all of them looked to be around that age period as far as how they looked, but still, it was more of a recognition, soul to soul, of who we were as opposed to, you know, they looked exactly like they looked the last time that I saw them.”11:51

“Um, and they were just faces, and they were looking at me so expectantly, and they knew me. They were ancestors, but I didn't know. I can't tell you who they were because at that point, only my grandfather died, and I was three years old when he died.”22:03

“So the person that you saw, you said you didn't, you did not get a name for them, but you knew them. This is just like you recognized them as if you had them before or?”0:51

“And I felt a familiarity with them, as if they were ancestors of mine, or maybe people that I had known who had passed, although I didn't really recognize any of them individually at that moment.”4:00

“Now, at the age of 11, I'd only lost a grandfather at that point, and that occurred when I was three. So I didn't recognize them by name, but I knew that they were my family, and they were so happy to see me, as if we'd known each other all our lives.”4:21

“Yeah, I couldn't remember memories of people, but I knew who they were.”19:03

“And then I looked kind of in the distance a little bit, and there was a, it looked like there was a sheer, like you would have on your window, and it was keeping me from seeing the people behind it, but I could see their outline of their faces and everything, and I knew it was my grandfather, and, um, other relatives that had passed away, had some uncles, and, you know, like we all do, relatives that you love, and they were all there, and I could see all of them, and I could hear their voices.”5:30

“Some of them I recognized, some I didn't, but I still felt I knew them.”0:18