From: mthrbomb@yahoo.com   
      
   Isn't it ironic how many people nowadays are having these near death   
   experiences and some people were  actually  dead and came back to life. They   
   all seem to have the same story of light and darkness of love and fear and of   
   a judgement, how every soul     
   on the other side is connected to each other telepathically, and then having   
   to return to earth because of something that they have not yet done on earth   
   that they still need to do... For some time I doubted that it was a real   
   experience. I thought it    
   was something like an AI influenced vision or that because our souls were   
   eternal and no longer had a body, souls were used for  collective energy and    
   the love and light were an algorithm of some kind...a form of control.. like   
   in the movie " the matrix"   
    then  I thought about when the rich man Lazarus died and he ask Jesus if he   
   can go back and tell his brothers what this  place was like and Jesus  replied   
   that if they didn't listen to the prophets why would they listen to him?    
   Could it be possible that in this day people are being sent back after they've   
   died to tell people what they saw.. because most of them  see the same   
   thing..they feel love, they  get a life review, some go to a bad place.. Most   
   all of them didn't want to    
   come back to this life on earth they wanted to stay in that place where the   
   love was , in the bosom of Jesus..Every one wants love but who's giving it   
   here?    
   The real question is  has it made a difference  in you after you have heard   
   their near death experience?  Has it changed your ways?   
   Was Jesus right about that?    
   To avoid a darker place do we  listen   
   to the word of God, and the prophets   
    lord lord we hear and do and  then  pour out our suffusion   
   on others..   
      
   There was no love in the days of Noah.   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)