Woman DIES; Shown How BIBLE & CHURCH Are WRONG! INSANE Near Death Experience (NDE) with Betty Eadie

In the realm of existence, there are tales that transcend the ordinary, offering glimpses into the profound mysteries of life and death. On today’s episode, we welcome Betty Eadie, a soul who has journeyed beyond the veil and returned to share her extraordinary insights with us.

Betty Eadie begins her narrative by recounting a childhood marked by confusion and fear, instilled by a religious upbringing that condemned her heritage. “When I was a child at a boarding school, I was about four years old. I was told that because I was Native American and Irish, I was a heathen and a sinner.” This early experience of spiritual alienation set the stage for her lifelong quest for understanding and inner peace.

At the age of 31, during a routine hysterectomy, Betty experienced an event that would forever alter her perception of reality. She describes the sensation of dying, “I felt myself dying…I knew something was wrong, but I was too weak to call for the nurse. The next thing I knew, I was out of my body.” Her journey began with an out-of-body experience, observing her physical form from above and encountering three men in brown robes who assured her that she had died prematurely but that everything would be alright.

As her spirit ventured beyond the confines of the hospital room, she traveled through a dark tunnel, feeling an overwhelming sense of love and peace. “I felt like I was being bathed in love. It was warm and beautiful…I could live eternity in that space.” Emerging from the darkness, she was drawn towards a brilliant light, which she recognized as Jesus. This reunion with a being she felt she had known for eternity filled her with a profound sense of love and belonging.

In this radiant presence, Betty Eadie experienced a life review, not as a mere observer but as a participant, feeling the emotions and thoughts of everyone involved in her life events. This holistic perspective provided her with deep insights into the interconnectedness of all lives. She recounts, “I could see into each one of their lives and I knew that they would grow up and that they would be fine.”

SPIRITUAL TAKEAWAYS

  1. Interconnectedness and Empathy: Betty’s life review highlighted the importance of understanding and feeling the perspectives of others, emphasizing the profound impact our actions have on those around us.
  2. Unconditional Love and Acceptance: Her journey through the tunnel and into the light revealed an overwhelming sense of unconditional love and acceptance, underscoring the fundamental nature of love in the universe.
  3. The Power of Choice and Personal Growth: Jesus’s words to Betty, “You chose it,” emphasize the notion that we select our life challenges to foster personal and spiritual growth. This understanding brings a sense of purpose and agency to our earthly experiences.

In her celestial encounter, Betty posed poignant questions about the nature of existence, love, and suffering. The answers she received resonated deeply, not in words but in feelings, illuminating the divine plan of growth through challenges. “Every spirit here is at a different level of growth,” Jesus explained, illustrating the tailored nature of our earthly trials.

As Betty’s journey continued, she was given a glimpse into the broader tapestry of life, understanding that our lives are intricately woven with divine purpose. Her narrative serves as a reminder of the eternal essence of our souls and the boundless love that awaits us beyond the physical realm.

In conclusion, Betty’s experiences offer profound spiritual insights, reminding us to embrace love, empathy, and the growth that comes through life’s challenges. Her story encourages us to look beyond the material world and connect with the deeper truths of our existence.

Please enjoy my conversation with Betty Eadie.

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Follow Along with the Transcript – Episode DE003

Alex Ferrari 0:00
Tell me what your life was like, before you died.

Betty Eadie 0:09
When I was a child at a boarding school, I was about four years old, I was told that because I was Native American, and because I was art Irish, that I was a heathen and a sinner, and that I would be going down. And part of their help for me was to educate me about the ways of God. What I learned instead was fear of am frightened, and I couldn't imagine why the color of my skin and the fact that I'm Native American would, why would God select this this type of people to put into hell. And so I was fearful, all my life, I was fearful of dying. I didn't particularly believe that God was the God that they were teaching. But I didn't know who God was. And it was brighten very frightening for me. But that was just a that wasn't something that led my life. I think I pushed that into the subconscious mind and just got on with living. And I had low self esteem, low self worth all the things that come with child abuse. And so at the age of 31, I had married young and had seven children. It was it was very frightening to me to go through that experience of life just growing up. But I wanted a family that I could be with forever. And so I'm married and had my my children race and the way that I wanted to race them. I actually took them and put them into churches, only to become disillusioned and take them out because they were told that they were they were sinners and had to get on their knees and they're like 7,8,9,10 years old, you know, just babies. And when they came back and told me what they that they had to spend time on their knees, begging God for forgiveness that just did it for me and religion. At the age of 31, I went into the hospital to have a hysterectomy. And it was during that time first time I'd ever had any surgery or anything at all I'm very healthy woman I've always been healthy. went into the hospital I hemorrhage during surgery. And Ryan shortly after. And, and they had staff problems. And there were few nurses that were around. They told me that I was fine. After the surgery, except for a slight hemorrhage that they had repaired and bedded me down for the night. I woke and I felt myself dying actually, you just feel this sick feeling and, and I knew something was wrong, but I was too weak to call for the nurse. And the next thing I knew I was out of my body. I went up to the up to the ceiling and turn to look down and I could see myself laying there. I came down for a closer look at and I wasn't frightened. I was amazed at what I saw. And shortly thereafter, three men in brown robes and golden belts appeared by the side of the bed. I knew them that I was taking me a while to to really recognize them. But I knew I was comfortable with them. And they said that I had died prematurely but that everything would be okay. I was worried about like family I'm wanting to go home and see them and so I went out My Spirit went out through the window and I arrived at my home. My husband was sitting in the chair reading a newspaper The kids were running all over the place he had promised put them to bed early and get in but I knew that they would be fine. And I started to I could see into each one of their lives and I knew that they would grow up and that they would be fine. It was okay to leave them. I went back to the hospital bed and started traveling down into a tunnel like of that. Just spiraling down it I mean it was it was moving. I came to a dark place very dark very black. I, I love to camp and have gone camping a lot. And when you're in the middle of the forest, especially in the state of Washington, where the trees are, oh, my goodness, you know, they're so tall. When you're in the middle of them, you don't see the sky at night. It's pitch black. Well, it was pitch black in this space, but I felt no fear. And I have claustrophobia. So it was challenging for me, even in that moment to think I have no fears I have no I'm not frightened of this black. In fact, I felt like I was being bathed in love. It was warm and beautiful. It was, you know, I have often said, if I didn't know what was beyond this, this blackness, I would have wanted to stay there forever. I could live eternity in that space. But it didn't last for too long. And there were I saw a pinpoint of light that became brighter and brighter. It was almost like a search light, moved around a bit, not a lot, but just a little bit where I was watching it, and then it focused on me. And as it focused on me It broadened. But more than that, it drew me out of that blackness. But when I came to the end of that light, and the light was brighter than ever, it just widened. And a turn, there was a beam in in the light. And I could see that shape in the outline. But the light was so bright. I knew that this was Jesus. And I knew that I loved him. And that I had always known him, perhaps for eternities as well. And then what surprised me is I thought back about on it, when I'm going through the process, there was no thinking you were just responding in a very natural, normal way to this beautiful man that I knew that I had known forever. So it'd be like dying in and needing your mother or your father and you run to them to embrace them. And that's what I did with him. And I ran down. And as I ran to him, he opened his arms to receive me in them. And we embrace and I said why did you send me the earth? Why did you send me down there? I never ever, ever want to go there again. And I said much less send me down to become an Indian and an Irish person who was criticized and and condemned for everything you can think of. And I just ranted and raved. I was just irritated. He chuckled. You lean back and he just he was amused. And I thought at the time, how can you be amused at something when I feel so in irritated, even angry about? And he said but you chose it? I said I did? He says yes you did. He said every spirit here is at a different level of growth. Everyone. And each one is on earth to be tested to test with it their growth that they have acquired thus far. And you said and you chose to go down. Do in to the family that would give you the greatest challenges. I said wow. I don't think I would do that now. He said you probably wouldn't have to. And he went on and he just and as he spoke it was even words it was like it was more like he was speaking to my heart because it just it resonated any I mean everything every thought every feeling. It was wonderful, beautiful. I can't even tell you I'm resisting breaking out in tears Even now because the glory of this experience cannot be put into words. First off. Well actually, that's kind of the third thing. The first is to learn to love one another. And that's what Jesus said to me. The last time I saw him, I said, how you know, how am I going to share all this? He says the most important thing is learn to love one another and all else will be fun. And so putting God first love God, love one another and freedom from fear so you can grow your Spirit can be the person that you mapped out. You, it's a blueprint you made yourself to be. And there are few if any coincidences in anyone's life. They're just not. And you and we are co operators with God, every day we get up, and we create our game every day, you know, in the native way, if you're going down a path, and you see that you're going down the wrong way. Stop and turn around. It's gotten turned around. It's that simple. Why keep trying to go that same way, when you're off the earlier, it's not doing it you you know, you're, you know, don't call it that way. Turn around and come back or go one another direction. But and that's what the freedom of life is all about. You'd be surprised. I mean, I have, you know, it's kind of next year, I will celebrate 50 years. having had that experience, years, I have given my life. To embrace by light, why? I want others to feel like what I feel, first the glory of God, second, freedom to live freedom to explore freedom just to, you know, to live righteously and surely as you can, and not necessarily in the instruction, structure of any sort of religion, except for faith in God. And I remember thinking, that's how we praise God. We praise God with our essence, our very being. When we love when we think good when we are kind to one another. We glorify Him.

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