Nde experience starts around 38 minutes

@howsitgrowin

Жыл бұрын

THANK YOU! I was all.. when the hell is this gonna start??? 😂

@riverlady7023

Жыл бұрын

Thanks!

@brotherbarton1148

Жыл бұрын

Thank you, I bailed before I read this. Bless this man but listening was like common core math.

@charchar4907

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, I was about to leave

@simoneg702

Жыл бұрын

Thank you, I was about to exit, 20 min in

I’d say every single English word in existence has been packed into this

@keishamari

Жыл бұрын

I thought you might be exaggerating, but after listening, I believe you could be correct!!

@chelseaaa7360

Жыл бұрын

Like listening to a John Steinbeck novel

@drina288

Жыл бұрын

Yup😮‍💨

@ladylibertywdc8324

Жыл бұрын

Creative and clear communication with the English language is an art.

@bradenrodriguez5183

Жыл бұрын

He repeated how he died about 10 times lol… I think this dude just loves to write

Thanks Leigh. I love your voice. It’s so gentle. I tell so many people about Heaven Awaits. Thank you for sharing stories which helps us not to fear death as it isn’t dying at all. Just going further.

I’m sooo happy this is long! Now I’m tucked into bed for my bedtime story. Thank you Lee!

It was difficult for me following the NDE itself, since there were so many teachings laid over it. For me it's easier following the 'simplicity' of the 'raw' and personal experience. Still everyone should feel free telling the personal story how they please to.

@weaverdreams

Жыл бұрын

Agree, but Id prefer to hear less dogma/religious beliefs.

@brendataylor7524

Жыл бұрын

Well, it would be hard to follow a NED, because you need to have NED until Jesus has you experience for the first time. But for me, I do believe in Jesus, because I have had many spiritual experiences without having to die and have NED.

Listening to this took me back to my days in academia. I felt, halfway through his story, that I should be taking notes so I could reorganize the lecture to fully appreciate all that influenced his perception of his NDE. His knowledge base is unique and massive. And yet, in the end, his NDE experience seemed comparable to the insights of the simplest, most uneducated of Souls who have also met the hear after. Awash and clothed with the unconditional Love of God, the perception of 'purpose' is clarified and fortified, and the continuing walk in this realm is free of fear.

Not to lessing this man's beautiful experience but I noticed it was his love for his children that kept coming into play and not his wife, who gave birth to them. It was almost like she didn't have a special attachment to him, no drive to want return to her, only the boy's. I get loving your children, I have a beautiful daughter who I love very much but my lovely wife is one of the reasons she exists. I hope I'd have just as much passion and desire to return to both of them and not just one. Maybe I am just overthinking it but I kept repeatedly being drawn to that aspect of his journey into the afterlife. God bless the man and I hope his health improves.

This is the most wonderful and inspiring NDE I've ever heard! This man is truly spiritual. I love the video of the cats. Watching animals is very peaceful to me. I'm sorry it distracted others.

You have a very unique and beautiful way of viewing life, probably due to your studies, I especially enjoyed the interspersed gems from the various religious traditions and beliefs being familiar with some of them, so thank you for sharing. Leigh thank you for posting, loved the video, made me smile. Stay safe, love and God’s blessings to all.

@HeavenAwaits

Жыл бұрын

His philosophical approach to death is what hooked me when I read the story. I sat on this for a few months before deciding to do it.

I’m a beleaguered soul and I’m loving this episode

I love when these type of details are given. I love the length of it. Sometimes I listen several times because I love these types of experiences. Thank you so much for these videos.

Wow 😲 listened to the whole video and I just have no words, it's beautiful ❤️ God is Great 🙏

@HeavenAwaits

Жыл бұрын

It's definitely one of the more thought provoking ones.

Thanks for putting in the time and effort for such a long and meaningful narration! I really appreciate these longer videos.

Yay it's an hour long. Looking forward to my bedtime story. I hope you're feeling better today 🙏🏼🙏🏿🙏🏾🙏🙏🏻🔥❤️🕊️♥️

I do understand why he had gone so in-depth and why he was able to do this. I do agree with others that, this is a little much and most people will not understand all of this. This one has taught me many things that I didn't know. I still may have to repeat this because I am sure I have missed some things here. I appreciate the in-depth descriptions.

@HeavenAwaits

Жыл бұрын

This one definitely isn't for those that don't want to listen to philosophical teachings, that's for sure. I'm with you, I'm glad he went more in-depth with this, because he was able to explain how things were during his NDE. Not everyone has the ability to explain their NDE philosophically, so we end up saying, "bright colors so beautiful etc."

@Izheets

Жыл бұрын

I got through about 15 minutes of this. All I got was blah, blah, blah.

@jc3001

Жыл бұрын

@@Izheets definitely try to revisit this story when you're ready for it. Even if some of the narrative is confusing there's some nice poetry in there.

@frankieis

Жыл бұрын

I love a good in depth and detailed philosophical story, this was mostly wonderful! I just wish it was edited a bit to make it less repetitive. It is not necessary to keep repeating the same things. I really don't think it's confusing at all, it's just very repetitive. He most likely lost a lot of listeners within 10 minutes, which is so unfortunate!

This experience is so profound I may have to listen to it again. I feel how deep it is as you read it thank you so much for everything that you share on the channel

@HeavenAwaits

Жыл бұрын

It was one that definitely touched me. The way he used what he learned throughout his life to attempt to better explain his experience helped as well.

Yes I much more prefer your usual ndes

Love is one word that covers and contains all the words in it. When we talk about love we don't need a thousand words.

I loved listening to this experience! Thank you to the author for sharing his experiences with us! What I'd give to be able to sit with him over a pitcher of sun tea and learn more about his life's story.. wow...

You weren't playing when you said it was long. Time to sit back and enjoy my water and get ready for bed. Have a great night. Thank you for this yet again. 🙏

@HeavenAwaits

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, this one took a while.

Leigh, You have a soothing voice just right for narrating these NED. Please do not stop these NED videos. And I love the music 🎶 , and the beautiful PowerPoint video background. love them very much! ❤❤❤. Thank you, Brenda

I cannot express (enough) my sincere gratitude for this wonderfully in-depth video. No doubt, I'll be listening to it more than once. Keep up the great work!

This should be a book, not merely an NDE! Beautifully written! This man should be a writer!

@HeavenAwaits

Жыл бұрын

He may very well be one now. But when he put this on iands he wasn't.

That was amazing...I felt like I went there with him. And how beautiful his love with his children and family. Thankyou Lee for that lovely narration. ❤🙏

Worth hearing and sharing many times! This is one of the most beautiful accounts I've heard. Thank you!

The message, simple, easy, everything is about love! All trails lead to the same mountain top. One is not better than another!

Amazing job Lee thank you for taking this on and sharing with us all. 💕much love & blessings to you.

In love! Yes! I AM Thank you Leigh for narrating this. There are nuggets of wisdom here...

Thank you for this Awesome video!!! ❤️🙏❤️

This was a really good one. Truly explaining the connectedness and oneness we all share in love. I have come to find that LOVE is the meaning of life.

Personally, not a fan of this NDE. The primary reason being the fact that the NDE part is so short and 99% of the video is about this person's view on life and existence. This is one of the reasons why I generally don't like NDEs written by intellectuals coz they tend to try to create an explanation for their experience based off of incomplete knowledge they obtained through their studies (be it whatever religion or sciences) in this mortal realm. The NDEs I enjoy are the ones that don't seem like it's written by someone with a Ph.D. in literature. I mean, something written using simple words, something that explains what they went through and what they saw with humility, without attaching a thesis to it based on their current level of knowledge on earth. NDEs written by people who were non-believers with no prior knowledge of religion or sinners that had a change of heart after experiencing the other side tends to be more down to earth and humble compared to the likes of the ones written by religious scholars. Again, this is just my opinion and I'm sure most people do seem to enjoy these types of NDEs as can be seen from the comments. Anyway, thank you Heaven Awaits for all these amazing videos.

@practice-righteousness

Жыл бұрын

Religious interpretations are always wrong. Religious dogmas are man-made "mistakes", to say i mildly, and they are all "of the world", not of God. Religious superstition dominates this world, and evil, injustice and cruelty dominates this world. Need I say more?

@AF17-

Жыл бұрын

@@practice-righteousness I disagree. You can't just look at everything in a black and white sense. Religions teach a lot of good. You can simple verify it by reading any of their sacred books. But there are people in power (puppets/slaves of the deceiver) that abuse those principles, interpret in ways fitting their agenda and eventually twist them into something evil and feed it to their sheeple. This is the reason for the injustice and cruelty dominating the world.

@zippydo2678

Жыл бұрын

Yes, tedious opportunity for this man to preach on and on! Gaaah!

Interesting perspective, jam packed with a huge mix of various cultural & religious bliefs. Def enlightening to hear his perspectives based on his beliefs, personal experiences & attraction to these different spiritual practices. He provided a huge history lesson before getting to the nitty gritty, and his style of writing was somewhat poetic. These long ones are great to listen to during my long drives. I learn something from everyone's experience and was particularly fascinated by the fact that the love he had for his children & that they had for him meant everything. There was no separation from it when he died, he actually could see/experience the totality of that love when he died. Can you imagine? Thinking someone's love for you is great, but then to actually be able to SEE it spiritually & feel it 1000% & see it spiritually & it's so far beyond what you cld think or feel as a human? That was beautiful. To learn that love crosses over and it's even greater than we experience it here, wow. That was my biggest takeaway. Oh, and as an allergy nurse who gives venom injections to my pts for their allergy to fire ants, I appreciated this even more! Thanks for posting.

It is above my pay grade but I sure loved all the four legged babies on the video they show me God and creation how wonderful God is and we all owe him our love!!

@HeavenAwaits

Жыл бұрын

I try to give people imagery that will relax them. Let's face it, discussions on death, does raise the blood pressure quite a bit.

@earthwombat

Жыл бұрын

@@HeavenAwaits haha that's what my prof did during our exams. he would put up images of kittens.

The friend from Belgium had a depth of soul that was ethereal. Both stories were linked in an ing mar Bergen- shadows & light way. We are at our very best when we surrender to the path of service.

That was absolutely beautiful beyond words! Worth every minute listening. I recommend getting comfortable and listening with eyes closed. Feel what is being said. Thanks 🙏 ❤

@HeavenAwaits

Жыл бұрын

Sadly a lot of people are too ADHD and don't want to do that.

I liked this narrative very much. I like them all, but this one was so uplifting ❤. Thank you 🙏🏼

Love your channel thank you for sharing these stories.

What a beautifully written account of two profound experiences.

I found this one to be utterly amazing. It's All About Love and somehow I always knew that. I could feel it and I knew it even as a child

The beautiful description of the mountains made me almost cry 💗such beauty.

Did I miss it? The author of this piece? I wish to give him credit as I am going to re-type and print the transcript and share this with my adult children. I have read on NDE’s for over 40 plus years, studied a bit of philosophy, the writings of J. Campbell, and the similarities of many religions. Never have I read a more moving piece that threads all these cosmic thoughts together. I have enjoyed many insights, refreshed many forgotten thoughts and wept joyfully, with and for, this man’s work. Many thanks for you both choosing to share this (verbal) writing. It blesses us all.

@HeavenAwaits

Жыл бұрын

Sadly this was posted to iands which means it's almost impossible to find out the author.

@mimsay2u

Жыл бұрын

@@HeavenAwaits, Ok, thank you for getting back to me.

His NDE descriptions are a salad bowl of actual experience, religious texts, mysticism, and conjecture. His description of what others describe as The Light and Love as an ocean of love is profound and meaningful. All in all, this experience could be attenuated effectively to five minutes duration instead of an hour plus. That's a rambling professor for you.

@HeavenAwaits

6 ай бұрын

That's an intellectual 100%, I remember one of my professors spent a whole hour and a half going off on a tangent one class...

Love the details and the cats! 😀 Great NDE. ❤️

Enjoyed this. ❤ thank you!!!

I cant deal with this mans ego.

@HeavenAwaits

Жыл бұрын

First time dealing with a Dr, I take it.

@CharmaineSilva777

Жыл бұрын

It isn't an ego, he is really trying to explain in more detail. Nice to see such an educated man know for certain there is life after earthly death and more to life.

I have not watched all your videos yet so i have alot to watch so blessed i am ♥

The telling is perfect just as it is. It bears the fingerprints of a researcher on cults. Lucky man to have been able to experience agapé in so many traditions. He has understood the very essence of religion: God.

This absolutely needs to be a book

Couldn’t find the NDE in this guy’s phD dissertation…gave up.

@HeavenAwaits

Жыл бұрын

38 minutes in

Jesus Christ is The Way The Truth And The Life.

@susanwest8239

Жыл бұрын

I agree. He will save the souls who aren't evil.

@drina288

Жыл бұрын

Yes he is ! Amen

Thank you. I have many questions now. I saved this and will listen again.

I love all the animals

Thanks Leigh as always for what you do❤ It was interesting to hear about the different levels he experienced being in during the nde. He clearly has learned a lot about theology but this is not a channel for that

@jae6335

Жыл бұрын

Wow! Telling Leigh is appropriate for his channel....

@kathleenbrown1395

Жыл бұрын

Yep...and repeating some in groups of three...many times over!

Wow! Way over my head that’s for sure.

All I can say is WOW!! First I'd like to say, Lee, I'm glad you went with your "gut feeling" and decided to do this video today. Second, while a good majority of it went totally above my head lol, knowing it was being explained by a man with Master degrees, it's understandable why he used such language that isn't easily understood by the average person. Having said that, the truly important parts of his experience/message, were easy to comprehend and understand. There was a LOT of information to digest and it was wicked intense just listening to the entire NDE, but again, the truly important parts were easy to process. This was most definitely NOT the typical NDE experience, but it validates the core message of why we're here and love is that ever present and most important of all reasons we choose to come into this physical life. Thank you so so much for sharing this NDE experience with all of us Lee!! I believe it gives us something "different" to think about (at least IMO) and anything that challenges our minds to really delve into, is always a good thing! It helps us to avoid becoming complacent and whether you believe his experience or not, us irrelevant. What IS relevant is stepping outside our safe space and whenever we do that, I believe we become more open to further knowledge. Our Heavenly Father wants us to grow spiritually and maybe this was His way to open that door? Maybe that's why you felt compelled to do this video today? Anyways, I'm glad you did it and once again, thank you!! Can't wait for Monday to listen to another great NDE from you!! God bless 😄🙏❤️

@HeavenAwaits

Жыл бұрын

Tomorrow I am putting up the channel's first STE (Spiritually Transformative Experience). I think that you will find those pretty good too. This guy reminded me so much of the professor that I took for religious studies while I was taking my master's degree. I kind of wonder if it wasn't him, to be honest.

@jenniferandrews8449

Жыл бұрын

@@HeavenAwaits will I'll be looking forward to that!!! BTW, if you are considering "branching" out into similar topics, and you're ever interested in non medium after death communication between loved ones, I have an extensive and very detailed personal story about something I experienced after my sisters death. People tell me they are so very moved by my experience and it'ssomething both amazing and uplifting (at least that's what I've been told by everyone that I've ever shared with) It may not be something you're interested in or your subscribers would be interested in, but if you'd like to know more about it, I'm happy to share it with you, regardless of whether you decide to take it a step further or not. God bless Lee and looking forward to your next video 😄🙏❤️

@HeavenAwaits

Жыл бұрын

@@jenniferandrews8449 I am definitely interested! Truthfully, I don't really mess with the ones involving mediums, as mediums kinda scare me. So yes, please send your story my way!

@jenniferandrews8449

Жыл бұрын

@@HeavenAwaits it's quite lengthy but I will start putting it together. It took place over a period of a year so there's a LOT of details to tell lol!! I'm guessing send it to the email address in the Heaven Awaits description? Like I said, it's pretty lengthy with a lot of specifics, so it may take me a couple weeks to get it all down, but I'll begin working on it asap!! Quick question- whatever I send to your email, is stuff ONLY you see right??

@HeavenAwaits

Жыл бұрын

@@jenniferandrews8449 The only way anyone else sees or hears it is if you want it read on the channel, if not, they will never see any of it and it will not get narrated. I never go back on my word.

I enjoyed this video, although it was hard to keep up with the back and forth of the story and the rather big words this gentleman used. Very informational.

I agree with those who thought this is really long and the message could be given in a much shorter way. I believe it’s because of his academic background. Unfortunately academicians like long and wordy statements and even write volumes without saying anything substantial. This seems more like a lecture than an nde experience. I appreciate the information but it leaves many questions behind. Those following this channel are all familiar with the divine love many who had an nde experience stated. I would’ve liked some comments on what academics call “so what.” What does this experience contribute to our understanding of NDE’s? Thanks for narrating, Lee. It’s always enjoyable!

In the picture where the tiger is laying alone...does anyone else see the orb coming out of the tiger to the left? It’s there! 💜

Word salad. I don't see much detail of an NDE - rather an artful essay. Its almost as if he wrote this to himself for his own understanding. It does not guide a listener through an experience in any comprehensible way. Leigh, you're amazing. This NDE is not.

@HeavenAwaits

Жыл бұрын

38 minutes in he starts to detail his ndes. It's a lot to take in up to that point.

Is nice when you put images that go alone with the story. I know is more work, but that also mean more viewers

An hour long college crash course into philosophy of world religions, I feel like someone owes me a phd now 😂 I did enjoy experiencing his insanely deep love for his children, that was something new.

@HeavenAwaits

Жыл бұрын

lol you and me both.

Waited and waited for the come to Jesus moment, never happened! There are many many Spiritual ways but Jesus said I am the way, truth and life. I see how one could Swept up into his fantastic experiences.

Thank you for this amazing stories of life love god and death..love is and always will be the greatest of all..gods love first our love as we live and learn love and love of death witch is eternal love and life with god..amen

Love what you do. I actually was full of anxiety and fearful with these actual experiences it has given me a peace to know we are spirit. #giveaway.

Too many ads interrupting the story. NOT for me! Though I love the sound of the voice.And I love the stories...

Lee, thank you for this. It was hard for me to follow. It could have been edited two-thirds for its redundancies. I see a lot of listeners enjoyed it. I'm an editor so redundancy is a thorn in my side.

@HeavenAwaits

Жыл бұрын

I agree, but, I never edit someone else's stuff, except for clarity. I don't believe I will ever do one this long again and that is simply because a lot of it does end up being redundant.

@wardygrub

Жыл бұрын

Surely “redundancy” is in the eye of the beholder?

Tried listening 3 times. Fell asleep the first 2. I don’t believe he had actual NDE’s, sound more like hallucinations. He’s all over the place and repeats himself incessantly without ever truly describing the experiences. Mostly just his philosophical musings relayed in a haphazard fashion. Seems like a guy who would sit on a couch, high on peyote, rambling on for hours without ever really saying anything.

@HeavenAwaits

Жыл бұрын

Why is it that I can make everyone else fall asleep with my voice except for my kiddos? lol.

Is there a time stamp to the actual nde testimony? A lot of talk but i couldnt find the actual nde testimony in this

@HeavenAwaits

Жыл бұрын

38 min

@stlouiscitygirl3149

Жыл бұрын

Minutes 38 and 58. About a sentence and a half each.

@Buntybill1

Жыл бұрын

@@stlouiscitygirl3149 wow..an hour talk for 2 sentences lol. Thank you

@Buntybill1

Жыл бұрын

@@HeavenAwaits thank you. I do appreciate the work you do and love listening to your channel

Weird had my first child 2005 in Clearwater Florida, with Army Reserves during the gulf war and as a medic flew Medavac helicopters. No synchronicities with the Colorado Part unless you count snowboarding.

@HeavenAwaits

Жыл бұрын

Are you a doctor? If so, then this is definitely a strange one.

@chrisbelvedere6653

Жыл бұрын

@@HeavenAwaits no Army medic and EMS was the extent of my medical career. The one you're difference in the Clearwater Florida was what grabbed my attention.

@chrisbelvedere6653

Жыл бұрын

@@HeavenAwaits found your channel a few months back, I really like it you do a great job narrating these people's experiences. I've been into ndes and reincarnation experiences for years, new thinking allowed with Jeffrey mishlove is another good Channel for these topics, he does interviews with many doctors scientists on these subjects of more. But again I really like your channel.

@HeavenAwaits

Жыл бұрын

@@chrisbelvedere6653 I'll have to check his channel out.

I would like to hear the actual NDE in detail. The idealism is beautiful, this is a sermon which is not bad, but it seems people interpret thier NDEs according to thier preconceptions. I am simply a student of how things are rather than how in my perspective interpret them. This could have been 10 minutes long.

Definitely a scholar.

Very well spoken babling with a cryptic spoken about experience. I would assume most want to hear the experience without the history / religious lesson 😮

@HeavenAwaits

Жыл бұрын

38 min in.

ohmygoodness this guy needs to learn how to edit! I literally thought I must have restarted the video by accident and had to check... nope, he just stated how and where he died over and over and OVER again. I skipped ahead 20 mins, and he was right in the middle of saying it again. Ha! Not to diminish his experience, it is a fascinating account!

@HeavenAwaits

Жыл бұрын

Yep, imagine narrating it... I had to go back multiple times to make sure I hadn't done something twice.

Glory to Father

Although beautiful, I would have liked to hear more of the actual NDE experience. This would make a great book though.

I am so sad to see that people did not like his story. Yes, NDE is short but his story is so in depth and so enlightening. Learnt a lot. I did not see ego in him a lot. I saw someone who is able to talk well. and was willing to share his story with love and in the hope someone gains something out of this story.

@HeavenAwaits

Жыл бұрын

Some people's ADHD just kicks in, mine kicked in a few times, while laying down the audio. But at the end of the day if you listen, you can learn a whole lot from this man.

@marj.antonius7016

Жыл бұрын

@@HeavenAwaits exactly I must suffer from adhd because I felt myself thinking of the beautiful tigers shown on screen. Had to rewind several times 😅lol

Amen.

I really enjoyed the writing

Good one

Gorgeous background

Peace on Earth for man and all God's creatures. Praise Him all creatures here below.

Your credentials are overwhelming would like to read more of your journey's You are not a drop in the ocean-you are a ocean in a drop...Worth the price of admission. 1;01;33 of time well spent, thank you. can't wait till I have another 1;01;33 to do it again, only with paying more attention. Can attest to the mighty fire ants of Florida that is if the have the same bite as the ones in Louisiana, got bit on my left leg and as most 10 year old kid do, I scratched the bites. Spent two and one half months in a body cast with a bone infection. God Bless.

@wardygrub

Жыл бұрын

Ah man! That sounds awful! Luckily we don’t have them here in the UK 🇬🇧 x hope you’re better now x

My favorite one so far :)

Love the animals Leigh!

So I thunk on the saying awhile and I kind of like it. “You are not a drop in the ocean, You are an ocean in a drop. “ I think I know what was the non mentionable in the quote out of Corinthians , it was mentioned in the Book of Thomas for which he felt if revealed it to the other apostles that they would pick up stones and kill him with them, but then would grieve in remorse for what they realized they had just done. I think this saying is related to that understanding. I liked his experiences seeking out through interest the truth exploring global religions . I don’t know about you guys but I must have had 25 interruptions from political advertising.

Nah.. sorry bud. I couldn't keep up with this one. This guy (not you bud) talks too much. It's like.. get.. to.. the.. pointttt 😂 And thank you to the person who let me know that the "NDE" started at a whopping THIRTY EIGHT MINUTES INNN 😂 Yea.. sorry Lee, I just couldn't do this one. Not your fault. It's whoever wrote this.

@HeavenAwaits

Жыл бұрын

I think it could have been edited down a bit, but as most of you guys know, unless it contains stuff that KZread would ban me over, I don't edit anything.

@bettyreed1763

Жыл бұрын

Just push the forward button waaaay to the right and get to it!!

I had a hard time with this one, nevertheless, I enjoy listening to all. I felt like I was listening to a preachy seminar rather than a NDE. I still don't understand his point or what he was promoting.

Sidebar: Where are the white tigers of Asia & India and the black panthers? Consider them for another video.

I am going to have to listen to this one again, I got side track with watching them big cats with big teeth.. lol

CSU grad here!

It was tough but I made it through. I’m wondering if he’s still married.

@HeavenAwaits

Жыл бұрын

I really wish that I knew that too. Sadly, it's almost impossible to get ahold of people who post to iands.

I'm sorry but I don't like this. He seems like the typical self-centered person who does a monologue for an hour speaking of himself and saying the same things over and over. So long winded but without substance....too many repetitive ramblings about religion, rhetorical banalities and useless life details. Skip to minute 39 for the experience....you're welcome!

@HeavenAwaits

Жыл бұрын

Not trying to be biased, but everything that he wrote about has to do with his NDE and how his way of thinking and putting it into words came about. Scholars generally do that, they do like the sound of their own voices, but if you listen to them, you can glean a lot from what they're saying.

The story was somewhat confusing....he was explaining the many different religions but did not go into great detail of what he actually saw after he "died".

@HeavenAwaits

Жыл бұрын

Yeah this one was quite a bit involved.

🥰 love the tigers and lions

♥️🥰

Wow the beautiful lion what eyelashes

Needlessly, OVER education is a burdensome and lonely life to them who are willing to possess it. God blesses the boring also.

Yeah, I couldn't get through it. Just a bunch of nonconnected thoughts going on and on. He probably needed to keep to a theme of just his NDE.

I just seen a comment about how the animals were distracting if u could put something neutral up. There were comments that I couldn’t see. I then left a comment and everything disappeared. Do u choose what comments stay up and take others down?

@HeavenAwaits

Жыл бұрын

I think he deleted his own comment. I don't delete comments. Either that or KZread decided it was spam, but it's not in my spam filter, so I dunno.

@donnamay5698

Жыл бұрын

@@HeavenAwaits 👍🏼

@jenniferandrews8449

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I absolutely LOVED the big cats images!! I think Lee does a wicked good job of figuring out a "theme" for each video, and personally I hope he continues with the theme based pictures! If someone gets distracted from any of the imagery, then don't watch it- just listen!

@HeavenAwaits

Жыл бұрын

@@jenniferandrews8449 Truthfully, I kind of figured people were tired of the forestry, mountains, waterfalls, and such. So wanted to dabble with the animals a bit and see how that would go over.

Something is wrong with every ones like button in KZread. Its an empty space with know thumb. I pushed it anyway and it registered as a like. Just thought I'd let you know.

@HeavenAwaits

Жыл бұрын

KZread is likely messing with stuff again.