Deathbed Visions with Stafford Betty

Stafford Betty, PhD, is professor of religious studies at California State University at Bakersfield. He is author of Heaven and Hell Unveiled, The Afterlife Unveiled, and When Did You Ever Become Less by Dying?
Here he describes two different types of deathbed visions and provides vivid examples of each. He notes that such visions have evidential value when the dying person describes a relative waiting for them (presumably in the afterlife) who was not known to be deceased. He also points out that this is one of about a dozen different lines of evidence pointing toward human survival of consciousness after death.
New Thinking Allowed host, Jeffrey Mishlove, is author of The Roots of Consciousness, Psi Development Systems, and The PK Man. He is the recipient of the only doctoral diploma in parapsychology to be awarded by an accredited university (University of California, 1980).
(Recorded on February 13, 2017)

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  • @Sasquatch_123
    @Sasquatch_123 Жыл бұрын

    I watched my father talking to the other side for 3 weeks before his death, he's been told by his grandfather who was dead for decades at that time that he has 60 days. He died on the 60th day since his diagnosis of brain cancer, almost to a minute. Watching him interact and talk to our ancestors and his friends who passed away was the greatest gift of all. I now KNOW he will come and walk me home when my time comes. Just like I was there to walk him home in his last days

  • @vmossmann
    @vmossmann4 жыл бұрын

    When my father died in 1993 he had suffered for years from the complications of diabetes. By the end of his days he was blind, had both legs amputated, underwent hemodialysis, and was completely sclerotic and had not spoken for months. At lunchtime on a Thursday, my mother and I were at home when he suddenly began to cry and call my name. Arriving at his bed he said to me: "- They are just calling me to go with them, because this body no longer fits" So I asked, "Who are they?" And he said, "My father and my mother!" that is my grandparents who had already died for several decades ... The next day he died ...

  • @withgoddess7164

    @withgoddess7164

    4 жыл бұрын

    Your poor dad went through so much. And then he got to continue on to a beautiful place.

  • @bahaar2825

    @bahaar2825

    3 жыл бұрын

    Bless your sweet dad

  • @Robin18us
    @Robin18us6 жыл бұрын

    My grandfather had fallen down a staircase and was in the hospital not doing very well. His daughter in law Sara had died, but he was not told because of his frail condition. One day while my mother was visiting her father he looked into a place where no one was standing and said, "Sara, what are you doing here?" I told my mother I think grandpa will die within 3 days because he was starting to see into the other dimension. On the 3rd day, my grand father passed over.

  • @Sickentist

    @Sickentist

    Жыл бұрын

    Always interesting to hear stories the neurological explanation can’t account for.

  • @brigetteturner9091
    @brigetteturner90916 жыл бұрын

    That happened to my Brother. He saw my Dad a couple of days before he passed. It was so beautiful. To be with a loved one at their Death is an honor and very beautiful. A gift from God.

  • @sweetpea1322
    @sweetpea13224 жыл бұрын

    My dad had a stroke at 46 yrs old and was in a coma for 1 week, during that time his cousin(like a brother to him)who lived with us died of a massive heart attack at home.before he passed he had signed the get well card that I had got my dad. When my dad woke from the coma he had a trache and was paralyzed on half his body. When I showed him the card kept pointing to "Nick",his cousins name, over n over. He couldn't talk cause the trache so later the nurse gave him a pad and marker,he kept spelling "Nick" over n over. I think Nick came to him while he was in the coma. We all knew not to mention Nicks death so I know he didn't hear it from anyone. My dad passed away 2 weeks later. I miss him so much!

  • @mdouble100
    @mdouble1007 жыл бұрын

    My father passed lateJanuary 2002. During the last days of his life, my mother was at his bedside. I was thousands of miles removed in another country. My mother reported Dad's diminishing condition to me via daily phone contact. On one occasion near the end, she told me about Dad asking if she could see the people standing at the foot of his bed. He was curious if she could identify who those people were. Taken by surprise Mom simply said there was no one standing at the end of his bed. However, Dad was quite insistent the people were there. He was simply concerned that he couldn't identify who the people were. Given how Mom related the story to me she simply didn't know how to respond when Dad told her what he was experiencing. My only advice to her was simply to acknowledge that he could see something she couldn't, but she accepted his experience even so. Shortly after having those death bed visions he died.

  • @ernestshackelton6278
    @ernestshackelton62782 жыл бұрын

    Came here for the lecture, stayed for the comment section! So interesting! Thank you to those who have shared your loved ones stories!

  • @Molinfelx
    @Molinfelx6 жыл бұрын

    When I was on my deathbed last year I sat and talked to a man for hours apparently. The same man my mother had spoken to when she was my age and also on her deathbed. Apparently I had been telling my mom what the man was telling me, and that it was her angel. I then died and came back , have a full memory of my nde. I saw everything just as well as I see things in this life. Don’t fear death my lovely friends, it’s nothing to fear. It’s the end of all pain. EDIT: I love all the people in the comments trying to explain my event to me. As if you have any more idea than I do. That I’m filled with meds or whatever. Also the people trying to say I was not on my deathbed saying it’s an inaccurate term. Hears a tip for you: just because it’s not called that in America anymore, does not mean the rest of the world ain’t using the term. You guys always make things so complicated over there in the US. I’m also not gonna argue with anyone writing me. I wish u all peace and love.

  • @speakeasydoorman4966

    @speakeasydoorman4966

    6 жыл бұрын

    I trust you are doing well and in better health I hope Thank you for sharing

  • @michelehaime6737

    @michelehaime6737

    6 жыл бұрын

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  • @rayc8681

    @rayc8681

    6 жыл бұрын

    WHY are you trying to advertise on a totally unrelated site? Have you spread this advertisement over a bunch of all sites as well??

  • @TheMistysFavs

    @TheMistysFavs

    6 жыл бұрын

    +Ray C -- She's talking about a tea that cures illnesses, and explaining its founder and beginning. She isn't "advertising" anything. If you *read* it clearly, you would understand that better. (though her punctuation and spelling needs some help - can't figure out what that last word is...)

  • @TheMistysFavs

    @TheMistysFavs

    6 жыл бұрын

    +Michee Haime -- What word is this last word supposed to be? "BOTH TRIGGER SOMETHING PRIMSL!" There's no such word as "primsl"...what word is that supposed to be? Also, what is PLR? Please write comments that are easy for people to understand? Between initials, poor spelling, and poor punctuation, it's a chore to try to figure out what you are talking about here.. (and it's off topic, but I digress...) Typing in ALL CAPS is "screaming" in Internet speech, by the way...

  • @nicholasonciul5770
    @nicholasonciul57703 жыл бұрын

    My great grandfather passed away on May 24 1984 from cancer. I wasn't born at the time but I've been told this many times. His father passed away exactly 5 months later on October 24 1984, but days before his death he told his wife excitedly, "George came to visit me last night". This isn't as remarkable as others but it's still quite comforting.

  • @rigaflr
    @rigaflr3 жыл бұрын

    Before passing, my father had vivid dreams of his home town in Sicily. He could recall everyone’s names, the shops and said it was so clear and he could remember everything. Dad was 80 when he passed and hadn’t been back to Sicily since he left at the age of 17. Should of realised this was a sign of his encroaching passing. My sister, his daughter passed 12 months later, and said that dad was at the hospital with her. “He’s here” I don’t grieve like others do, as I don’t believe it’s the end. They’re in paradise living on and waiting for us. I miss them but am not sad. I celebrate their lives and am happy they are in paradise with tfriends and families members that went before. Death is painless, it’s just a transition through the veil of this world and the spirit world. They aren’t that far away. They watch and listen to us and have all the secrets of the universe that we aren’t privileged to know yet. I often wonder who will come to pick me up and help me cross over when the time is right.

  • @northeastbirdsmore2281
    @northeastbirdsmore22815 жыл бұрын

    I've witnessed this with my mother. My 5 bros. And they're wives also witnessed this as we were all present in the hospital just prior to her passing. She was seeing things and having conversations with things that were not of this world. Occassionally she would drift back into our world but only briefly as she returned to the other side to continue her magnificent journey we were not privileged to see. We saw it all through her expressions. We know what we think she was experiencing and it was truly out of this world and beyond fascinating. This was on a Saturday evening, she passed that Monday. (3 days) There are many things in this world that can make you question faith, religion, spirituality or what have you,. I believe that is negative forces trying to steer you from GOD and we all know who is responsible for that... Think of how messed up we are as a people and the problems the world has , mostly man made... If we are all there is then that's not saying much. Without a doubt there is something far greater than us.

  • @rneedham667
    @rneedham6675 жыл бұрын

    I was my mother's caregiver when she was dying of cancer. She would be in and out of consciousness.when she was unconscious she would smile and say oh wow and sometimes she would whisper beautiful.

  • @nigelericogden3200
    @nigelericogden32005 жыл бұрын

    My dad despite Morphine had an extensive conversation with his mother, and visions of her leading up to his death. The night before he died he assumed the look of a new born baby, all the suffering he had been through simply fell away. It was a very heartening experience for me.

  • @DisappearingBoy2010
    @DisappearingBoy20106 жыл бұрын

    I was at the bedside of my mother when she passed. At first her eyes were glazed over and then all of a sudden she looked up to the right, laser focused on something. We all looked as well to try to see what she was looking at. Her eyes gradually followed whatever it was down to the foot of her bed, then to her right side, and then she passed. That is a true story, and it wasn't a hallucination. . That is an easy explanation for people that have no experience. For something so sad, it was in a way beautiful and comforting

  • @animalvigilant5091

    @animalvigilant5091

    4 жыл бұрын

    DisappearingBoy it is a hallucination. However just because your hallucinating doesn’t mean what your seeing isn’t real. When I took DMT I was positive that the entities I saw were 100% real.

  • @breakingames7772

    @breakingames7772

    4 жыл бұрын

    They are real. Dimetheltriptamine is a way for the soul to enter and leave the body. Your brain pumps a huge dose of dmt at the moment of death and at birth. When your given enough dmt your able to go fully thru the membrane to the other dimension. The strassman study at the University of new Mexico hospital is very interesting, they had mathematics professors, therapists and a bunch other people take huge doses thru an IV. They all seem the same exact things. Beings made of light, the place where their soul came from, other souls waiting to reincarnate ECT. Pretty crazy stuff

  • @MrRoboto81

    @MrRoboto81

    2 жыл бұрын

    Hate to break it to you, but your mother was likely doped up on meds. Those visions were not real.

  • @1031jmurray

    @1031jmurray

    2 жыл бұрын

    @@MrRoboto81 I hate to break it to you, but you sound ignorant. We know nothing....

  • @MrRoboto81

    @MrRoboto81

    2 жыл бұрын

    @@1031jmurray I sound ignorant for literally agreeing with neuroscience? Ok guy....

  • @makingconnections777
    @makingconnections777 Жыл бұрын

    Just days before the passing of my grandmother, my mom had a dream that she was outside and the road in front of her was full of people as far back she could see. In the front of this enormous crowd were family members that already have passed that she recognized and she knew that the others behind them were more family members that she never met in person. The ancestors are ready for my grandmother to come back to the spirit world

  • @Valentix4God33

    @Valentix4God33

    7 ай бұрын

    Was your gran catholic?

  • @rosenelson8023
    @rosenelson80237 жыл бұрын

    When I used to work in a nursing Home we pretty much knew when someone was about to leave because they would start talking to people that we couldn't see, we knew.

  • @mclovinthewalrus2375

    @mclovinthewalrus2375

    6 жыл бұрын

    As the brain starves of oxygen people can start to hallucinate.

  • @kbtherapper9996

    @kbtherapper9996

    6 жыл бұрын

    McLovin the Walrus Correct. People can hallucinate when the brain isn't starved of oxygen, too. Are dreams hallucinations?

  • @michelehaime6737

    @michelehaime6737

    6 жыл бұрын

    However NDES are not hallucinations in my opinion at all. After TP finding that SECRET CODE based on STRING theory in 2012, are we living in a Matrix? I love the debate on UTUBE. The NEIL Degrasse Tysons of the world all have to go back to the very beginning Everything they thought and believed to be true ,is wrong! Back to the drawing board!The actual fact that this is more accurate than the modern day computer ,is blowing many mind.

  • @islandbuoy4

    @islandbuoy4

    6 жыл бұрын

    who or what is TP?

  • @nery2able

    @nery2able

    6 жыл бұрын

    rose nelson ( iiiii

  • @missysoaps7509
    @missysoaps75095 жыл бұрын

    I am a nurse with 30 years of hospice experience. I used to say one foot in and one foot out at the end. Thank u for adding to my experiences.

  • @micheldupaul7768
    @micheldupaul77686 жыл бұрын

    We visited my aunt to the hospital. She seemed good. Far from being to die. We where speaking, then she cuts the conversation. She tells us. This evening my brother Robert is going to pick me up. He said it to me this morning. In the evening we received a call to confirm her death.

  • @Paddyllfixit
    @Paddyllfixit6 жыл бұрын

    An ex-girlfriend worked in a hospice for several years during the 90s and had many strange experiences which I'd hear about on an almost weekly basis. These phenomena occur much more frequently than many would like to admit.

  • @karimeifoo
    @karimeifoo3 жыл бұрын

    My mum passed away in March this year. She was at her end of a bloody terrible cancer. She couldn't speak anymore and only could moan sometimes. But there were a few times that she'd look to the window with her hands raised a little towards it, and she'd call for her dad (who passed 29 years ago). She'd call clearly "Ah paaa!" A few times. I couldn't be with her at this time as I live overseas and everything was in lockdown, so my dad told me what happened. I wasn't surprised because I knew she has always been so dear to her father. 3-4 days later, she went on to the other side.

  • @GolfRemoEchoGolf2
    @GolfRemoEchoGolf23 жыл бұрын

    My grandmother held my aunts hand and said don't worry about her God has her hand and heaven is beautiful

  • @WhattheactuL
    @WhattheactuL6 жыл бұрын

    My grandmother and relatives were telling me about my grandad talking to three angels weeks up to his death. As time went on there were just two angels and during his last day in the hospital the nurses were watching him speak and say to one of them that he will see you soon. He told my grandmother there was only on angel left now. Anyhow.. my grandad had told my grandmother that the angel who is at the end of his bed is going to leave soon and he is going with him/her everyone should come and say goodbye. Everyone came to the hospital and within minutes of the last person entering the room he said it's time now. And he left peacefully

  • @dougg1075

    @dougg1075

    5 жыл бұрын

    Ina Acielo me too

  • @JimHabash

    @JimHabash

    5 жыл бұрын

    My mom died from breast cancer, I didnt know she had 6 hours to live. She was attentive but in extreme pain, not saying but a word or two every couple hours. I was alone sitting with her in my bedroom she was on the bed. She looked at the foot of the bed and said whos that? I didnt answer cuz I wasnt sure at first what she said, she said it again. I looked and saw nothing at the foot of the bed. Another minute goes by, she asked again. I told her, no one mom its just you and me in here. Another minute later she said "it's Nicholas" like it told her who it was. We are a small family. I had no idea and asked family members. 5 years later, my moms 92 year old mother had a massive stroke on a Sunday night in front of the tv. Her boyfriend took her to church that morning, and she was talking to someone in the aisle next to the pew beside the stained glass windows. He asked her who it was, she said it was my mom telling her to come with her. Then at 6 pm that night he was sitting next to her on the sofa, watching tv. She was looking in the direction of the big picture window outside, talking to someone. He said Annie, who are you talkin to? She said its my mom. She then stated that her mother, (my great grandmother) was there. "Shes outside the window telling me to come with her. He heard her say something like I cant come with you mom, I'm still here. A few seconds later, she leaned over and her face went limp. She had a stroke. She died 3 days later without saying anything else. I can say that my mom told me about 2 weeks before she died, that after a life of Type 1 diabetes at age 8, systemic fungal infection and hives, kidney loss thru x ray fluoroscopic dye mismanagement in the 70s, dialysis, kidney donation from her sister (only good thing in her life) and final breast cancer: that she said earth was hell. She was the most intelligent and passionate person I or anyone who knew her easily recognized.She was the light of the family. Helping people out, teaching sunday school, donating time and money to less fortunate people. Providing transportation to old and/or poor people. She made sure people got baptized. Stuff like that. She was a literal saint. But she suffered her whole life. She told me earth is hell. She felt that God never really did anything for her health. Ever., even after decades of prayer. And she was as generous a soul as you can find. And Finally, At her end, she said that she thought earth was the proverbial hell. She gave up on God. I wonder if we get tricked into reincarnating here. That we follow our beliefs made on earth. That earth may be a prison planet. I never felt I belonged here. I have past life memories that are faint, but solid in emotional draw. I see how the earth is run and how small it is in a universe where there are many older stars than ours. I also believe in other dimensions, and we are in a desner one. A physical one. I have friend who are engineers and doctors who have seen miracles in cath labs, so I have seen good stuff too. But, I intend to be skeptical and mentally open at the moment of death. I intend not to drink the kool aid. All the spirits coming to us at deaths door.. Angels? Jinn? People who come back seeing all the good stuff on the other side. We may be in a reincarnation trap. I don't know.

  • @excelsciors

    @excelsciors

    5 жыл бұрын

    @@JimHabash We are here to experience and evolve. We are here to Live life with integrity, without any hate or greed. And learn to love our family and friends. We come back to this prison planet to live thru all these hectic life issues. pay bills, taxes, family problems, illnesses etc. Yet purge hate, greed and live with integrity, love our friends and family! Once we do that, we stop coming thru the reincarnation loop!

  • @JimHabash

    @JimHabash

    5 жыл бұрын

    @@excelsciors appreciate your feedback exelsciors. I certainly hope to not come back. I do not think I need the things the earth offers. I dont feel I belong here.

  • @Bethaniji

    @Bethaniji

    4 жыл бұрын

    @@JimHabash I've come to lots of the same considerations as you...thanks for sharing your story. Powerful.

  • @silvergirl3688
    @silvergirl36886 жыл бұрын

    Thank you God for allowing these experiences for us to have even more evidence that your promises are real! Praise Jesus!

  • @animalvigilant5091

    @animalvigilant5091

    4 жыл бұрын

    Silver Girl you missed the point

  • @animalvigilant5091

    @animalvigilant5091

    4 жыл бұрын

    Jesus would rather you not worship or praise him. Just BE like him.

  • @raymondparsley7442
    @raymondparsley74422 жыл бұрын

    I remember my cousins recalling the death of my aunt, their mother. She was talking to her Grand Son who was killed by a train a few years earlier. His nick name was June Bug and she was talking to him as if he was very much present.... Hearing them recount my aunt's experience made little impression on me at the time, but it appears that June Bug had come to lead his Grandma home. I might add, the entire family were good Christians and all around beautiful people.

  • @wkrapek
    @wkrapek7 жыл бұрын

    It's so sad that the meme has gotten around that you're born alone and you'll die alone. I had a very vivid dream with my Grandma in it after she died. It's obvious we were actually talking in "dream space." But there were trees, too. Thousands and thousands in a forest packed so tight you couldn't see past them. I since found out those are the dead. When we move on, there are going to be untold thousands waiting to meet us. It's going to be a huge party.

  • @ardien.535

    @ardien.535

    7 жыл бұрын

    i really hope so friend

  • @jstylezPictures

    @jstylezPictures

    6 жыл бұрын

    I had a dream of my best friend who took his life back in 2006 not so long ago in the dream I seem to be scared of him but he was talking to me it was a strange dream

  • @TheMistysFavs

    @TheMistysFavs

    6 жыл бұрын

    +William Krapek -- Do not be deceived. Jesus Christ is clear: "Except a man be born again, he'll not see the Kingdom of God". You must seek and have Salvation through the Lord Jesus Christ to even see Heaven.. and the "other place" is absolutely *NO party*... do NOT be deceived by that either. Jesus is ALSO very clear about what Hell is like: "Where there is weeping, wailing, and gnashing of teeth". Time is short.. Seek Salvation through Jesus Christ today - as TODAY is the day of Salvation. If you need to know how, just ask..

  • @TheMistysFavs

    @TheMistysFavs

    6 жыл бұрын

    + jstylezPictures ALL of us have had dreams of friends and loved ones who have passed on.. That's not unusual. What's important is that you have Salvation through the Lord Jesus Christ. "Except man be born again, he'll not see the Kingdom of God" -- Those are the words of Jesus Himself in John 3:3.. Time is short! TODAY is the day of Salvation!

  • @TheMistysFavs

    @TheMistysFavs

    5 жыл бұрын

    @Goldie O -He's warning us of Hell....some commenters don't seem concerned about the seriousness. Count how many times Jesus repeats that same phrase: "there will be weeping and gnashing of teeth". No one spoke of Hell in the Bible more than Jesus did.. Yet many say, "there is no Hell!" He's coming SOON, and I pray these who say that wake up before He's here.

  • @pookiepowers3043
    @pookiepowers3043 Жыл бұрын

    I started to die while giving birth to my daughter. I remember my consciousness experiencing an almost like tunnel vision and me telling God in my head that "This was not the time, I'm bringing a new life into the world." Then I had a feeling of calm rush over me and I said "Ok if your going to take me take me" Then nurse then shot me with epinephrine, and I came back. I will never forget that change in emotion.

  • @joeloughlin9220
    @joeloughlin92207 жыл бұрын

    This guy is a total legend.

  • @janielangley5673
    @janielangley56733 жыл бұрын

    My husband was calling out, Mama, 2 weeks before passing, I knew Time was short. He also told me he was having dreams within dreams.

  • @zyxmyk
    @zyxmyk2 жыл бұрын

    In the Tibetan Book of the Dead (bardo thodol) it says that after you die, you enter a type of reality where you see a lot of visions and such things. their tradition says the first visions are the "peaceful deities". they read the book of the dead out lead in the presence of the dead body to help them recognize what they're seeing is unreal, a projection of their mind. eventually the visions become more threatening and finally they begin to have visions of where they will be reborn next. The first time I met Tenzin Wangyal, Rinpoche, I was walking with him and asked him what he thought about near death experience people seeing their dead relatives, people who likely should have been reborn by now. He said he thought it was the beginnin of the "peaceful and wrathful deities" that since they didn't have a culture where deities were visualized, they saw visions of their dead relatives. some of them see jesus. likewise, death bed visions could also be the beginning of the peaceful and wrathful deities, a preview of things to come after you leave your body permanently. the people who say they see the devil and hell etc. are just seeing the "wrathful deities" the more threatening visions. but all of it is merely a projection of your mind. then, they say, you get reborn, either here, or in some other, possibly higher, world. just sharing the tibetan buddhist perspective, which is extremely sophisticated.

  • @P.L.M.
    @P.L.M.2 жыл бұрын

    VISIONS OF THE DYING. My husband, Rondie, first saw his dead loved ones in dreams. He saw his older brother, his mother and father calling him from a distance several times. Then he saw his older brother in a dream like state who ask him to come sit and eat with him. I thought it would be his brother who would escort him because he spoke of his older brother all the time. Soon after, he became disturbed by an aggressive spirit. This spirit boldly stalked him. One warmer than usual evening, I ask our son to show me how to set the air conditioner. My daughter reported to me that her father saw another person standing with us. It was that aggressive spirit. About a week before his death, he wanted to go out on the patio because it was a bright, pretty day. Slowly we walked to the patio. As soon as he sat down, he wanted to go back into the house. When we got in, I asked him why he wanted to leave so urgently. He told me that he saw a form of his sister coming to him. That aggressive spirit was his sister and she was on a mission. I said to myself, "How dare she come take my husband away from us". A few days before he passed, I asked him about seeing his sister. He got a strange look on his face and pointed by his side. I was standing in front of her. I assured him that it's a good thing. I was startled. A day after that he declined to death. He had death rattles all night. Hospice delivered a suction device in which I used to suction the terminal secretions'. In the small hours of the morning our two adult children came into the room. At this point he had six months of being on hospice. I knew that he would pass that day. I spoke to him, held him, and messaged him. When he could no longer sustain breath, I told him to go on because they were waiting and that we would be okay. At this moment he turned his head and died. I felt him leave immediately. My mind saw him as a young man with a backpack on his shoulder, while he walked to his ancestors. never looking back.

  • @392racer
    @392racer4 жыл бұрын

    I always wonder what is happening when dying people, not asleep, but with their eyes closed, several days before death, reach up like they're picking fruit from a tree. I saw my grandmother, my Aunt, 2 uncles and my father do it. I've had a near death experience (3 times) and all I know is God is REAL, death is more real than this world, and the peace is indescribable! There's a reason I'm here, though, so I am still fighting to stay with my children, but I'm definitely not afraid of dying ♡ I felt myself dying because I left my body from feet up. I told my husband, "I think I'm dying!" I was sitting up on the end of the bed, but I started to fall back, but I never fell, I rose up. Immediately everything went black. I was yelling, although not out loud, it was more like my soul itself was yelling, "My babies, my babies, don't make me leave my babies! Please, please help me!" And God said, "All will be as it should." and immediately I felt peaceful, like no peace there is on Earth. I physically, emotionally and spiritually was living IN peace. It's the only way I can describe it. I asked why it was dark and He said that if I saw I wouldn't be able to fight as long as I'm supposed to. (I have since agreed, as fighting a neuromuscular disease I've wanted to give up many times). I asked if I couldn't see, was I going back, and He said yes, it wasn't your time even though the nurse made a fatal mistake. Forgive. Love. Fight and advocate. So, I came to, in ICU, 3 days later. I felt like I was there a split second and 1000 years all at the same time. I still have trouble with time, with the concept of it, and have to take meds or I just won't be able to sleep. I'm fighting for my life, for my family, and for my fellow warriors fighting Myasthenia Gravis ♡.

  • @hernanbarthe2457

    @hernanbarthe2457

    4 жыл бұрын

    Thank you, very interesting. What do you feel they might hae been ding? Could it be they were picking fruits in that awesome garden some describe, where the usually meet their deceased loved ones? Could it be they were thinking, "am I hallucinating?" and extend their hands to touch them? I am most interested regarding your, "I felt myself dying because I left my body from feet up." I am not sure I am getting what you mean. Can you explain it in as much detail as possible? And in each of your 3 NDEs, please? II'll explain you why when you reply. It must be so hard to be in your shoes... And yet, I bet that has made you sooo much stronger. Mature. Wise. We get instead, an easy life and we become spoiled brats. Would you have not? If that's your pic, I would bet that multiplied by 100, as it is almost always the case with beautiful women... One, a blessing in disguise; the other a curse in disguise. Am I wrong?

  • @tornadogaming8297

    @tornadogaming8297

    Жыл бұрын

    you posted same story with different account?

  • @Xscott1000
    @Xscott10007 жыл бұрын

    Tragic death a mystery , what it really is we don't yet see. will I be I and will I see thee? will flames arise or heaven be? what sweet songs of tragedy! Fascination mixed with morbidity. Death is the vision , the living never see. Daringly dancing on the edges of eternity.

  • @TheAverageJoe2014

    @TheAverageJoe2014

    7 жыл бұрын

    Beautiful poem Scott. Death really is fascinating isn't it?

  • @Xscott1000

    @Xscott1000

    7 жыл бұрын

    Thank you Joe , you are very kind to say that. Yes - I would think it is the all time top thought among intelligent living things . I just watched a Netflix movie called "The discovery" and it was definitely along these lines of thought and I would recommend it . This is about the third time in one week the topic of life after death has seemingly serendipitously entered my atmosphere. I am beginning to become concerned haha.

  • @faza553

    @faza553

    7 жыл бұрын

    Scott Lutz Concern? Prepare. Death = Our next big adventure.

  • @kbtherapper9996

    @kbtherapper9996

    6 жыл бұрын

    Scott Lutz I hope you're still with us, Scott.

  • @michelehaime6737

    @michelehaime6737

    6 жыл бұрын

    Scott Lutz BEAUTIFUL!

  • @dougg1075
    @dougg10755 жыл бұрын

    My sister saw Petey our dog from 40 years ago.

  • @ateoforever7434
    @ateoforever74344 жыл бұрын

    I watched my dear sweet mother die of dementia over an 8 hours period, she drowned in her own lungs fluid....horrific to watch. I was hoping for a heart failure to take her quickly, but no..she had to suffer to the end, she was religious...no help from above to end it without suffering.

  • @SwedishDoomGoblin

    @SwedishDoomGoblin

    2 жыл бұрын

    Sorry man 😔

  • @ateoforever7434

    @ateoforever7434

    2 жыл бұрын

    @@Mslee794 No, i could see clearly in the last moments of her life that panic was setting in....her eyes went really wide open, just like someone drowning in the ocean. She was gripping my hand tight, i had to close her beautiful blue eyes for the last time. i'm in tears writing this....

  • @charliehackett8296
    @charliehackett82965 жыл бұрын

    Why do tears flow from my eyes, continuously, as I listen to yall discussing this really neat topic?

  • @animalvigilant5091

    @animalvigilant5091

    4 жыл бұрын

    Charlie Hackett because it’s life changing :) it’s destruction of death and ego

  • @amanitamuscaria7500

    @amanitamuscaria7500

    2 жыл бұрын

    It might be the relief of knowing that death is nothing to be afraid of. I assure you, with all my heart, that it is not only not scary - it is wonderful. I had an NDE so I know.

  • @suebaskin7823
    @suebaskin78235 жыл бұрын

    Right after my father died, he came to me in a dream. He told me he had to go ahead before me, but not to worry because he’d meet me at the train station.

  • @alcaraz1963
    @alcaraz19633 жыл бұрын

    I was with my grandmother she was in her bed she had a bad chest cold I come to visit her so I was sitting on a chair next to her and she opened her eyes and started to talk to her mother and asking her to pick her up and she kept insisting to help her out of the bed. Two days later she passed away. Also she didn’t know that her son in Spain had died and she was calling him so this was very strange.

  • @richardwilliams473
    @richardwilliams4732 жыл бұрын

    If this helps anyone: Days before my Dad died he was talking outloud to his deceased mother!!!!!

  • @tm4tare
    @tm4tare7 жыл бұрын

    Awesome as always

  • @bairfreedom
    @bairfreedom Жыл бұрын

    Skeptics just throw out that word hallucination without thinking of what actually happens in a real hallucination. My bro was on meth, and meth makes you hallucinate. He would imagine all kinds of random stuff. Ninja's, the radio giving him secret messages, He was a messenger from another dimension and then just random things as well. NOTHING like deathbed visions. Another good example would be once when I was driving I was really tired. I started seeing things crossing the road randomly that were not there. Navy deals under heavy sleep depravation in a rubber boat were reported to see aliens, a train , and lights all around them, all individual experiences be each member. They were hallucinating due to lack of sleep. Fast forward to deathbed visions and they are consistent. If they see a person they know, that person is ALWAYS deceased.... and I mean always. If it is a hallucination why is it so consistent among millions of people? That right there scraps the hallucination theory big time. Hallucinations are random and chaotic. These visions are not.

  • @Valentix4God33

    @Valentix4God33

    7 ай бұрын

    Nailed it. I couldn't explain it any better.

  • @pattern1442
    @pattern14427 жыл бұрын

    I really enjoyed this down to earth conversation

  • @NewThinkingAllowed
    @NewThinkingAllowed5 жыл бұрын

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  • @toddtaul4251

    @toddtaul4251

    4 жыл бұрын

    Thank you! I enjoy your interviews very much. You have introduced me to awesome, wonderful minds. I would not have discovered so many great books full of the knowledge I seek with out you man.

  • @ninurtathricemajestic7179
    @ninurtathricemajestic71794 жыл бұрын

    Let us cross over the river and rest under the shade of the trees. Gen. Stonewall Jackson’s deathbed quote.

  • @sharryhope
    @sharryhope6 жыл бұрын

    Fabulous interview thank you so much

  • @butterflymagicwithhottea9291
    @butterflymagicwithhottea92914 жыл бұрын

    Came back to watch again, as I do with many of your videos.

  • @messytarotandrootchakrayon7977
    @messytarotandrootchakrayon79774 жыл бұрын

    This just happened to me my friend passed away but he called me while he was dying and told me that they where here to take him away he had to go. I hadn't even realized that he was dying until i found out he was dead I thought he was in the hospital. But he was dying and someone came and got him.

  • @zenmasterjack3873
    @zenmasterjack38734 жыл бұрын

    Thank you for this. It was a very insightful talk that actually put some of my anxieties around death at ease.

  • @billthorne1
    @billthorne16 жыл бұрын

    Stafford Betty is a wonderful man who has much to share.

  • @shelleythompson2049
    @shelleythompson20497 жыл бұрын

    Hi Jeffrey, love and enjoy your videos, thank you. Especially love the beautiful sculpture you have on the table.

  • @silvergirl3688
    @silvergirl36886 жыл бұрын

    Love this interview.

  • @amanitamuscaria7500
    @amanitamuscaria75002 жыл бұрын

    Not only a lovely interview (thank you Jeffrey) but a really nice comments section too. Thanks to all for your stories.

  • @butterflymagicwithhottea9291
    @butterflymagicwithhottea92915 жыл бұрын

    This was another great topic. Thank you.

  • @IndecentAngels
    @IndecentAngels4 жыл бұрын

    What an excellent guest! Thank you

  • @NewThinkingAllowed

    @NewThinkingAllowed

    4 жыл бұрын

    Glad you enjoyed it!

  • @gaurav5161
    @gaurav51617 жыл бұрын

    Loved it. Thanks

  • @troypimenta3883
    @troypimenta3883 Жыл бұрын

    Thank you for this, Jeffrey.

  • @ronsmith4961
    @ronsmith49612 жыл бұрын

    Before my mom passed she told me that my aunt and uncle had been in to visit her. They had passed several years earlier.

  • @oensujet4447
    @oensujet44476 жыл бұрын

    Jeffrey, I would love to see you interview Dr. Peter Fenwick, if possible.

  • @joycefortin7877
    @joycefortin78772 жыл бұрын

    Oh my..... Just two days ago, my mom, 88 yo with dementia and in hospice nursing home, talked with me over video call and asked me what was going on with dad. What do you mean? I said, because she had been saying for a couple of weeks that she's waiting to go to her mom and dads house. She responded that she meant my dad, her ex husband. Dad passed away on Jan 2nd and we have not told her. Now, is that wrong? No I don't think so, but she has not asked about my dad for many months, and we felt it would simply be another thing for her to be depressed about, and he lived in FL with his second wife of 40 years. I've just had a conversation with my daughter about her grampy, and I told her that If my dad got to wherever the afterlife took him, and they gave him the rules of afterlife which includes not crossing back to communicate with the living.... of COURSE he would. That was him. And THAT is definitely new thinking.

  • @ElisPalmer
    @ElisPalmer3 жыл бұрын

    Thank you so much!☀️

  • @lyndapierson6338
    @lyndapierson63384 жыл бұрын

    in the old days, it was not uncommon to have a deceased loved one in the home before burial

  • @HomeBasedDad
    @HomeBasedDad5 жыл бұрын

    Interesting interview! Wish it was longer.

  • @ek6321
    @ek632110 ай бұрын

    Three months before dying of cancer, my dad stopped talking. A week before his death, he looked at the ceiling and called out the name of his aunt who took care of him when he was little, and asked her "to help me to the other side." Dad also called us on the phone -- a month after his death.

  • @stingerblucry8318
    @stingerblucry83186 жыл бұрын

    That was something to learn, but have heard some interesting stuff especially when my moms mother n law died she said the rail to the bed rattled, but it was only on one side of the bed. Then when I was in a car accident I saw my grandfather sitting on the passenger seat, and woke up with me reaching over to passenger side. Never had that happen again.

  • @pattern1442
    @pattern14425 жыл бұрын

    What a great video

  • @sidious6826
    @sidious68265 жыл бұрын

    A good channel for this material on KZread to seek out. It's called Afterlife Topics And Metaphysics.

  • @davidromney4150
    @davidromney41504 ай бұрын

    My grandmother's brother visited her a couple of weeks before she passed. He appeared in the living room, but didn't say anything. She saw him watching her. She didn't know what it meant. Now, I wonder when this information will be taught in schools!

  • @Robin18us
    @Robin18us6 жыл бұрын

    Tom Edison also was seeing into the spirit world while in his death bed.

  • @calpal9983
    @calpal99832 жыл бұрын

    Love it.

  • @forresthawkins6621
    @forresthawkins66214 ай бұрын

    Love your program

  • @Sam_Utah
    @Sam_Utah7 жыл бұрын

    I was reading an interview with Ralph Abramson and Rupert Sheldrake where they discuss how complexity of matter is associated with the cooling process, cooler environments lead to more complex structures and life. If the Zero Point Field discussed by Lynne McTaggart and others exists at zero temperature (hence the name) with very complex holographic properties, we might find that the afterlife includes much more complex structures and instruments of perception....assuming our consciousness/soul resides in this field, it could be a much more complex existence, for example, as Jung describes in his own NDE, he was returning to his "lodge" of healers. I tend to think we do continue and enter our own "lodge" of beings whether it be soul group (re: Cayce) or some other association. I would conjecture that the zero point (zero temperature) field is a moving/changing/evolving dimension/field where all consciousness and all memory (including morphic memory/instincts/specie and former/other life memories) reside and it is evolving as we evolve and know it. Life must be entangled with this other dimension and perhaps that is how we sense our immortality. Lots of anecdotal evidence but I am just sayin'....

  • @TheMistysFavs

    @TheMistysFavs

    6 жыл бұрын

    +Sam Utah -- Whatever the case, Jesus Christ is clear: "Except a man be born again, he'll not see the Kingdom of God". You must seek and have Salvation through the Lord Jesus Christ to even see Heaven..Do NOT be deceived by stories about Hell either. Jesus is ALSO very clear about what Hell is like: "Where there is weeping, wailing, and gnashing of teeth". Time is short.. Seek Salvation through Jesus Christ today - as TODAY is the day of Salvation. If you need to know how, just ask..

  • @drwadkins

    @drwadkins

    6 жыл бұрын

    So simple, a child can understand being closer to the progenitor of all life.

  • @testingtesting4737
    @testingtesting47375 жыл бұрын

    29:64] And this worldly life is not but diversion and amusement. And indeed, the home of the Hereafter - that is the [eternal] life, if only they knew.

  • @brigetteturner9091
    @brigetteturner90916 жыл бұрын

    I remember when my mother in law's youngest sister passed away, we decided not to tell her because she suffered from dementia and sometimes she would fixate on things, so we decided against it. When my mother in law passed within the same year, I mentioned to my husband how Surprised his Mom will be when she sees her sweet sister waiting for her on the other side.

  • @excelsciors
    @excelsciors5 жыл бұрын

    I have always wondered why we are here living. And on a planet that seems like a prison. With such great minds in our world and the best of things, money can buy. You would think our world would unite everyone and have world peace. And we could get rid of diseases and food shortages and suffering. Yet, it seems there will always be suffering worldwide. Makes me think this world is not meant to be fixed or made peaceful. We are here to learn and evolve. Meanwhile, all these negative things are occurring worldwide. Purge hate, greed, live with integrity and learn to love family & friends. No wonder we come back over many of hundreds of lifetimes!

  • @stevenhensman2541

    @stevenhensman2541

    5 жыл бұрын

    I tell you my friends why we are here we are here to know love and Sorrow there is no sorrow in the world where we come from no sorrow at all only love thank you God bless you

  • @stevenhensman2541

    @stevenhensman2541

    5 жыл бұрын

    And yes we do come back we come back many many many times you youmans do not understand love is the thing love it's the goodness of love and loving others do not make money your god you must all learn to share

  • @5cloudwalker
    @5cloudwalker4 жыл бұрын

    I am reminded seeing a photo a photo full of light and shadow that doesn’t make sense and the stepping back a bit I see an object or an animal jump out at you you instantly recognize. Seeing the other realm is a little like that, hard to put into words until you can match it to something you’ve seen before.

  • @missysoaps7509
    @missysoaps75095 жыл бұрын

    Speaking to Adams and Jefferson observations: I spend 5 years as a long term nursing home night charge nurse and when someone passed over, he or she would take usually 2 friends with them within hours up to a few days. We would say they leave in threes. Thank u for the memory of this

  • @inkyguy
    @inkyguy7 жыл бұрын

    While I have not been a witness or experienced a supernatural event such as an NDE or deathbed vision, there have been about three that I'm aware of within my extended family: an NDE, a ghost and a deathbed vision. The deathbed vision touches me the most closely because it happened to my father when he was very ill with what would soon be the terminal complications of diabetes. He saw deceased relatives and loved ones as clearly as if they were standing there. It was difficult for my mother to understand at first what was going on because my father could no longer speak (he had a letter board to spell things out) and he was sobbing because of the emotional power of the vision he was experiencing. At the time my father did not conceive of himself as dying. None of us did. He was very ill but we had no reason to believe death was near. However, both he and my mother suspected that his vision was a harbinger of pending death. In fact, my father suffered a stroke several weeks later and died several days after that. Having said all of that this researcher makes me uneasy because he makes conclusions and statements with scientific certainty when, in fact, he is not providing facts or logic to reach some of the conclusions he jumps to. While I value and respect these experiences and I would not belittle anyone's experience of this type, I simultaneously must remain critical and skeptical for the sake of intellectual integrity. I can nit accept something as fact just because it comforts me or makes me feel food.

  • @silvergirl3688

    @silvergirl3688

    6 жыл бұрын

    inkyguy That was such a gift your dad had. You were meant to know it. You can not dismiss things just because science hasn’t caught up with Spirituality. There is a God and heaven too. God Bless. Search for Him with your whole heart and you will find Him. God promises us that.

  • @jasong6967

    @jasong6967

    6 жыл бұрын

    inkyguy Intellectual integrity? Truly no offense, but you make me laugh. What us humans experience, is less than one billionth of reality. There are many things that are far beyond human comprehension.

  • @ixtaflores3724

    @ixtaflores3724

    5 жыл бұрын

    inkyguy I’m so glad you are critical and skeptical......and with all respect form all of us who have had a NDE, your materialism and empiricism means nothing. You want proof?? Go have your own experience. Since you are the one who questions us, you prove to us that NDE are not real!!

  • @debbies5030

    @debbies5030

    4 жыл бұрын

    inkyguy Just because you are not 'ready' to accept this doesn't mean it isn't so. Like the air we breathe, we don't see it but if it is no longer there-won't declare it isn't there or isn't so. We look through a glass darkly.

  • @teins3277

    @teins3277

    Жыл бұрын

    good response, i feel the same way about this video

  • @cynhanrahan4012
    @cynhanrahan40125 жыл бұрын

    Morphine & other trance inducing painkillers do not mean the person is not having a death bead vision. However, they are stoned and babbling. Let's also talk about death bed visitations to the living who are not there. I've had both experiences, being a minor medium, and also having the love of my life die while I was 400 miles away and she visited me about the time of her death to show me and tell me she could not stay.

  • @justinakers3196

    @justinakers3196

    5 жыл бұрын

    Cyn McCollum I don’t know what kind of pain killers you’ve experienced, but I’d like to meet your guy. All the painkillers I’ve ever had, including morphine, do not induce hallucinations as you seem to be implying with the word “trance.”

  • @ohboy7790
    @ohboy77907 ай бұрын

    are there any videos of people having these experiences? looking at, communicating with the other people who have died already?? i cant seem to find these.

  • @Bettybop49
    @Bettybop495 жыл бұрын

    Do we have video tape of people as they die? Maybe too much to ask!

  • @sammywinchester9304
    @sammywinchester93045 жыл бұрын

    This is true rip to the poor souls god bless them

  • @jayfoo4680
    @jayfoo46804 жыл бұрын

    My deathbed vision is always the same, I see the dust settling down, not a soul around.They were just there but ran away. I ask:"Where is everybody?"

  • @stevenhensman2541
    @stevenhensman25415 жыл бұрын

    I am in near death experiences I am 59 years old and I died 27 years ago let me tell you I have seen other world if you think this world is real you want to see the next and it is what it says in the Bible Paradise but since I have been back over the years I am a medium I see things I feel things I smell things and I know things of the future the past present and future and let me tell you that god Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit is real and we must all love one another don't matter what religion you are love love and love

  • @debbies5030

    @debbies5030

    4 жыл бұрын

    Steven Hensman If you are a medium, you are not serving the Almighty, Living God. Familiar spirits from Satan and his demons are the one giving you Their Lies. Repent and ask God to show you The Way, The Truth, and The Light. You Must Be Born Again to go to Heaven.

  • @stevenhensman2541

    @stevenhensman2541

    4 жыл бұрын

    So what what you are trying to say when you are dying in your loved ones come to you that Satan is it

  • @shannongriffin1986
    @shannongriffin19862 жыл бұрын

    Those who think visions are a demonic trick, check out the original Twilight Zone episode called "The Hunt".

  • @MrSolver100
    @MrSolver1007 жыл бұрын

    Interesting and I love Jeffrey's take on John Adams dying words. Cracked me up :)

  • @hawkarae

    @hawkarae

    2 жыл бұрын

    That was the thing that stood out to me out of the whole conversation. Mishlove seeing around corners yet smiling indulgently but still kindly. Pure genius.

  • @haljasonfoster2169
    @haljasonfoster21695 жыл бұрын

    Can someone tell me the artist and name of the piece that forms the cover of this book?

  • @dan020350
    @dan0203502 жыл бұрын

    💙

  • @noahwhalen3398
    @noahwhalen33982 жыл бұрын

    Fascinating material & it seems understudied. I don't think these are hallucinations - these sound too consistent, congruent, & meaningful to be hallucinations.

  • @adamkallin5160
    @adamkallin51606 жыл бұрын

    I don't know about death bed visions, but in NDEs you often see people who are still alive.

  • @devoradamaris
    @devoradamaris2 жыл бұрын

    🕊🌐🕊

  • @billywalkabout5076
    @billywalkabout50765 жыл бұрын

    The angels took mama to a brand new home .

  • @boomeranderson3901

    @boomeranderson3901

    3 жыл бұрын

    Patches?

  • @billywalkabout5076

    @billywalkabout5076

    3 жыл бұрын

    boomer anderson Absolutely right my dear brother

  • @hasnahabdullah716
    @hasnahabdullah7165 жыл бұрын

    Please give the Gentleman a chance, too tell his what he came to tell us, You are interrupting him far too often....Respect..to both of you...🍀🍀🍀

  • @streetsofgold4112
    @streetsofgold41125 жыл бұрын

    The living know they shall die but the dead no not anything. Thus saith the Lord

  • @DihelsonMendonca
    @DihelsonMendonca6 жыл бұрын

    How old is Stafford Betty ? When did he was born ? He looks old in age, but mentally bright.

  • @SteviePaints

    @SteviePaints

    3 жыл бұрын

    He still works. That is they key.

  • @Sungaze-px3rb
    @Sungaze-px3rb7 ай бұрын

    Telepathy or spiritual gifts also proves life beyond death. They're soul gifts and on an accidental universal with walking bots, like materialists think there is no psi.

  • @angelartai2105
    @angelartai21052 жыл бұрын

    I too have had near death experience and have tried to re-create my visions. I do not know why, just, I felt the need to bring this to a wider audience but "something " is driving me to do this. Watch the full story here... kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZZ53ypd7nNu6l5M.html

  • @kenanderson7769
    @kenanderson77695 жыл бұрын

    So what form do these dead people take. For example if they had been cremated are they reformed into what they looked like just before they died?

  • @stevenhensman2541

    @stevenhensman2541

    5 жыл бұрын

    The person you were here you can be whatever you want remember when you go to the spirit ROMs where you come from you are male and you are female and also you will know many things and you will have many names and you will remember many lives and you won't speak many many languages

  • @stevenhensman2541

    @stevenhensman2541

    5 жыл бұрын

    Dear friends have a safe journey

  • @debbies5030

    @debbies5030

    4 жыл бұрын

    Ken Anderson At cremation, waste material explodes but the Spirit and Soul goes to either Heaven or Hell. It depends on who you served here on earth. You must be Born Again to enter Heaven.

  • @aakk009
    @aakk0094 жыл бұрын

    Genuine question. How do we know that the sightings of deceased loved ones aren't just demons disguised as familiar spirits? Thanks!

  • @laurelharris8519

    @laurelharris8519

    4 жыл бұрын

    aakk009 The intention of demons is to turn us away from or against our loved ones and to cause conflict within us. Bringing feelings of love and peace is the work of angels. My source is offthelefteye channel for the Swedenborg Foundation.

  • @aakk009

    @aakk009

    4 жыл бұрын

    Laurel Harris Thank you. I'll have to look into that channel.

  • @codettesorg5596

    @codettesorg5596

    4 жыл бұрын

    Was wondering the same

  • @DaPhreshestKidd
    @DaPhreshestKidd4 жыл бұрын

    DMT makes alot more sense now

  • @gerpos357
    @gerpos3574 жыл бұрын

    Is it at least partially true that we die into our expectations?...

  • @dellwright1407

    @dellwright1407

    2 жыл бұрын

    Probably more true to say the we die as we've lived