[Lazamataz]

The ones I find particularly confusing are those wherein the experiencers come back into their bodies with declarations like, "Everything you do during your life is good and fine. There is no guilt or reason to worry." This I find very strange because, like most of us, I have seen (and still see) some people do some really evil things.

I slept on this, and also those who objected to me saying God was (reportedly) without judgment.

Remember, you still have a life review, and during your life review you experience everything significant you did -- even as a child! -- from the perspective of your victim or beneficiary.

So, take Hitler: He'd have to experience the anguish and desolation of each and every Jew in the gas chamber... and that's just one of his actions!

Maybe it's not God that judges you. Maybe YOU judge you, during your life review. I wouldn't expect Hitler's, or Mussolini's, or Pol Pot's life review to be fun.

Not any fun at all.

[RoosterRedux]

Not all have life review experiences. And some who do find them quick and easy...not poignant.

While life reviews are a significant part of many NDEs, they do not occur in all cases. The content of an NDE can be influenced by a variety of factors, including cultural background, personal beliefs, and the circumstances of the NDE itself.

[cgbg]

“you experience everything significant you did — even as a child! — from the perspective of your victim or beneficiary.”

Exactly correct.

Once you have done that you know what you need to know—and evasion is impossible. No outside judge is needed.

The leftist materialists believe they can get away with anything without consequences—major blunder.

[alexander_busek]

Remember, you still have a life review [...]

I think I remember seeing that film:

Regards,