I personally witnessed my grandfathers soul leaving his body, had been sitting by his bed for 3 days in hospice, did not eat or drink anything during that time or for a week prior, he did not move more than inches in the bed the whole time I was there... he had no physical strength from absolutely no nourishment for over a week and he was not "there" for a conversation, The final day, his regular church pastor came in and started reading a bible verse to him and grandpa spoke up and finished the verse and kept going for a few more, We (including hospice nurses) were all flabbergasted, because they could not get anything out of him on pain levels or any feedback whatsoever. His eyes closed after that and breathing changed. When final time came a few hours later that evening, his breathing changed again and we gathered around him and all told him it was alright to go home, we would all be ok, and along shortly, his eyes opened, he said oh lord I see you, as his hands went up over his head and he sort of folded in the middle as his head and feet both came off the bed about 18"... he gasped his final breath and fell back onto the bed, his soul was gone, no further breaths, heartbeats or movement whatsoever.
Since that time, 11 years ago from this Thanksgiving day, I have heard his voice and seen his face, there is no doubt in my mind that he is still around, he is just not using the old worn out earthly body anymore! I feel closer to him now, for the past few years than I did for the 20 before that, when he lived in Oregon and I had moved to Arizona.
An atheist would have to say that the experience you describe regarding your grandfather was all just a bunch of chemical reactions.
I don’t get why they have a convention. What’s the point?
Atheism is at best self worship, buttressed by intolerance. I always reserve the most vituperative scorn I can muster for its proponents - with a modicum of dilution, for the young and impressionable.
So, are you saying that a spirit is really physical and has weight?
If I only believed in what I could detect by my senses, I would not believe in God.
I would also not believe in love.
I can prove that the soul exists, even in a scientific setting.
I’ve worked with quite a few atheists relating to their medical conditions. It freaks them out when they experience their own soul.
Just this week I learned that another one converted and is now attending church weekly, after one session with me. I tell them up front that I am not promoting religion.
I don’t try to prove anything to them, in fact I usually tell them that whatever they believe is fine and possibly better as they have not come in with a lot of dogma. I do not work with hypnosis nor the placebo effect.
I read their souls in a very scientific manner which educates and empowers a person as to why they have their medical condition. It’s like x-rays to bones and is not based upon psychic abilities.
People don’t realize how the soul works. When you are able to tune your consciousness to higher levels, other people’s thoughts and stored memories of all the events in their lives become physical objects, able to be read and changed.
I don’t touch the person, they close their eyes, no taste or smell and I don’t say a word while working with them. Even so, when I reach out and touch the stored memories in their soul, often 10 to 15 ft from their physical bodies, it often knocks them off their feet. The process is repeatable and completely bypasses the sensory stimulation and the critical mind. While one of my degrees is in psychology, I never considered it a science due to the biased variable of perception. Then I figured out how to bypass perception and read the stored memories directly, all the way back to conception.
I guess it is time to share this knowledge with the public as it explains many current medical procedures and how they work, or often do not work. It also explains why Jesus taught what He did in the Bible.
What a wonderful post. Thanks for sharing that.
What a testimony! Thank you!