A Compilation of NDE Stories About Life Reviews

Compilation #2: A compilation of near death experiences discussing the life review.
00:00 -Barbara Whitfield
01:54 - Andy Petro
04:06 - Peter Panagore
07:12 - Unknown Lady
11:01 - David Bennett
15:25 - Jim MaCartney
17:01 - Theresa
19:37 - Jonathan Hunter
21:43 - Ellen Dye
23:25 - Erica McKenzie
30:19 - Teri Rose
31:43 - Jeff Olsen
33:09 - Dannion Brinkley
36:44 - Sharon Milliman
39:32 - Barbara Wilcox
40:52 - Robert Bare
43:08 - Amy Call
46:52 - Bo Katzman
49:04 - Eben Alexander

[@Kristen71]

This is what I’ve been looking for! A compilation of live reviews. Thank you!!!

[@seanLee-sk2mi]

I hate that all those people think love is so important to them. love is the most unreliable thing. people should be guided by reason, not love. Love can make you crazy, and evil.

[@Panamenya]

Thank you to whoever put this together. The life review is basically the only part of an NDE I care about. Thank you, thank you, thank you. 🙏

[@kimbratton9620]

Absolutely amazing it's nice to hear so many details!!

[@orwhat24]

Honestly, I don’t need a life review. I remember everything. As the singer said, “don’t remind me of my failures, I have not forgotten them.” I torment myself daily.

[@considerthis7712]

Thank you. Andy’s included the ability to see everything if he chose to see, that he will do… that surely raises questions about free will, it’s very limited?

[@lighttheway4694]

I have watched and read many hundreds of NDEs. I get the sense that some people are shown parts of their personal future that will happen IF the person continues on their current trajectory, but - with very few exceptions - they have the ability to change whether or how they do it. It also seems certain events must happen because they are extremely important to the “overall plan” of either their own life or someone else’s, but still we have a choice of how to behave in that situation. Many people cross over and are met with surprise by beings on the Other Side who say things like, “Why are you here?” or “You’re not supposed to be here- you must go back.” Still others are given a choice whether to stay or return. That tells me not everything in life is predetermined and we have free will.

[@jayasreekypa1637]

People who said they wanted to stay there, they were forced back to their bodies. There was really no choice.

[@marybarker4925]

Thank you!

[@ZezimaMills]

Awesomeness ❣️👍🏽👍👍🏿👍🏼👋🏼☝🏼

[@rjsimpkins2911]

I love Amy Call & Jeff Olsen.

[@twinsoultarot473]

Did anyone after the life review go back to the person and apologize in person?

[@Panamenya]

I always wonder this.

[@teizenn1]

I think so. It has made a big difference to me. My much older sister was hugely abusive, one minute loving, the next minute twisting all my words and actions and teaching me and her 6 children that I was some kind of horrible creature beyond redemption. (what I might have DONE to deserve that, I've never known) If it was now, because of the internet I might have figured it out and it not let affect me like it did, but this was in the late 1970s and she was a woman I looked up to like a mother and struggled and struggled to please her. I BELIEVED her. SHE was the ADULT. I was the CHILD. WTF do I know? She died in 2013. That summer I was volunteering at a well-known historic, haunted house when a woman came up to me and told me I had a blond woman following me around, apologizing to me. I had no idea whatsoever who or what she might have been talking about. A month or so later, either that same woman or a different one (I don't remember at this point) said the blond woman was there following me around, apologizing. Well, I moved away and life went on. I totally cut myself off from my sister's family....why should I stay in touch with them, after how horrible they think I am? During Covid I started learning about NDEs and Life reviews. That incident of the blond woman came to mind, and darned if I didn't stumble upon an article on the web about "Penitent Spirits" dated ONE YEAR to the day after she passed. All these years later, it finally made sense that she'd gone through her Life Review and for some reason, just had to come back to apologize, knowing she'd destroyed my reputation and my self-esteem, on TOP of causing issues between me and a daughter of mine, all based on the fact that she'd deluded herself into thinking I was someone other than who I am. I'm grateful. Otherwise, I'm not sure I'd have ever been able to forgive her, in spite of forgiveness being healthy for you.... Then there is the idea that in all likelihood, she and I had planned it all out before birth. It's hard to still be angry. Thank God.

[@alexinwonderland6239]

Hey does anyone know the woman's name at 7:12 who's grandmother fell over during her life review? I have a condensed version of her story, and I'm looking for the full version lol. Thanks!!

[@Curious_Jen]

Me too! I’ve been looking for a while. Did you figure it out?

[@NDECompilations]

"Near-Death Experience; God Grants Favor" on billsvideos123's channel is the original

[@xrc7445]

Yes, ok, so you feel the pain you have given. What if the pain they felt is unjustified though? I have a covert narc sister who has done so many bad things to me and, because her ego is so fragile, everytime I would call her out on her BS, she would be offended. I also have a narcopath father who tried to sabotage my life by being all kinds of abusive including physically. His aim was to ruin my financial independence so that I wouldm't ever move out, so he would be extra horrible during my exam periods. He would make me feel like cr@p at that exact moment, but his successful sabotage led to decades-long social isolation for me due to the toxic shame and also depression for all the opportunities I lost in life, esp. career-wise since I am now 37 and I am still trying to set my life on track. In his life review, he will feel the momentary pain, shame, fear, and confusion I would feel at his every attack, but he will not get to experience the collective consequences to my life (depression, anxiety, social isolation, poverty, etc.)

[@motohead1106]

You existed before this human life and you planned this life out before you were born. You knew before you came here that your father would most likely end up on the life path that resulted in him being exactly who he is and you agreed to this possibility beforehand. It is entirely likely that you asked him to be this way before you were born so that you challenge yourself to shine in spite of a terrible start. I personally think that one of the ways our lives are measured when we finally leave the body is how low a vibration we started from compared to how high a vibration we end on. I suspect you have already played the game of life on easy mode a few times and this time you sought a challenge. Watch the video on this channel about planning lives before we're born it had a lot of interesting stories about making agreements before we're born and how motivations for what we want to achieve are seen in a different light. By moving from a low vibration to a high vibration you somehow become more powerful on the other side. If you can learn to have love for your sister and father despite the misery they have caused you then you will have won the game of life - or at least this lifetime. You might think of it this way - deep down your sister and father are also part of the divine perfection. Their true essence is nothing but love, the part of them you are currently referring to is a grain of sand among the beach of their true self. They agreed to cut off their connection to the oneness and to the source and to all of creation and become human so that you and they and all of existence can experience duality and grow the experience and understanding of love as a result of experiencing the opposite of love. This experience is temporary and the lessons and feelings and emotions of this lifetime and all other lifetimes you have will eventually lead to a higher state of being for you and all of creation. Every moment is an opportunity for you to decide who you are and who you want to be and the goal is to always find the most loving way

[@kathyprior4281]

Life Review Dilemma - Are We All Doomed?: If every soul experiences a review of their life after they die, that means no one’s life review will be perfect. No matter who you are, it’s inevitable you’ll feel the pains of everyone you hurt, even choices beyond your control. Soldiers who are forced to fight and even those who fight honorably will have to feel the pain of their victims. And animals who eat other animals will also have to feel the pains of their prey. Even yogis will experience the pains and mistakes they made. Perhaps the only ones who have perfect life reviews are plants and advanced ascended masters. How does this lead to enlightenment/expansion of God if everyone makes mistakes?

[@Jojo-nt7dm]

No we aren’t doomed because reviewing our mistakes and experiencing suffering are for the purpose of helping us learn the lessons needed for our Soul (eg patience, understanding, impersonal love). Because this is a learning experience it is expected that we make mistakes as we typically don’t learn without some type of pain and suffering, hence we do not receive judgement from God. Getting a life review also helps us make sure we avoid making the same mistakes in the next incarnation. The “masters” also have experienced the same mistakes but have overcome them and triumphed or mastered them in addition to other qualities regarding spiritual practice. We do not have to be perfect to be “undoomed”, but should strive to do our best. I hope this helps answer your question.

[@martinst-pierre6620]

The so called mistakes we make during our lifetime carry within them the seed of perfection since they inevitably lead our souls to greater wisdom and love.

[@aveleedeleon7694]

Plants and animals don’t have life reviews. They aren’t self-conscious. Can you imagine a plant going through a life-review?☺️ Thanks for the smile💞

[@kathyprior4281]

Other psychics say they do. Since all living things have souls and incarnated for a reason, I believe they have their own reviews (much easier than humans and with little or no karma). I imagine the plant would learn how it's beauty and presence helped other lifeforms around them. And animals would learn about survival or perhaps they came to teach humanity how to respect other forms of life. Of course, their souls knew they would only be led by their instincts on Earth for the experience. And look at most of humanity...we aren't aware of our higher selves or how the universe really works...so by choice, we aren't fully self-conscious either. It only makes sense for all beings to become super-conscious after death. God treats everything equally; I think we all should do the same.@@aveleedeleon7694

[@jayasreekypa1637]

What we learned in the life review will be forgotten in the next incarnation. What is the use of review. And also we are responsible for our actions when we were toddler. Where we don’t have any knowledge of good or bad at that age. And also that nature was given by God when we were born. I don’t understand they say no judgement about our actions and in the life review it was shown wrong. How this works 🤔

[@LegendaryMel]

7:12 The guilt this woman feels makes me fully believe her. So much truth in life reviews and NDEs, makes me feel sure of the afterlife

[@Curious_Jen]

Can someone tell me who the woman is who had the NDE with the humorous God? She’s like the third or fourth person in? I’d like to listen to her whole NDE. I think she gets deeper into a discussion on God’s humor. I would really like to hear it again. I believe I heard it before.

[@NDECompilations]

"Near-Death Experience; God Grants Favor" on billsvideos123's channel

[@Curious_Jen]

Thank you so much for providing the information. I thought she was going to talk about god’s humor and intelligence. I listened to an NDE about a year ago where the woman talked about an immense, intelligent humor that “the source” had during her life review. She had become quite despondent receiving her review in the presence of this perfect being. And the being buttressed her with immense humor. Truly, it was such a beautiful description. I love the idea of a humorous God. I’m hoping for that experience in my upcoming awkward life review. 💜🤣😬