The thing is some people are at different levels of their experience than we are and they do not have the prerequisites to comprehend some of what you are talking about. What I tell people is "if this resonates, go with it, if not, file it under miscellaneous"
Hello Teri, I've watched a couple of your videos, and that's all I needed to know that you truly Understand and Know the Truth of our origin and about the experience called "death" in this planet. Yes, Love is what we came to learn, to give and to receive. Constantly changing and not changing at all. Constantly going to where we are.
Not hearing any of your other video comments, I really tend to agree with what you are saying. I think fear could be the main thing that drives bad decisions in this world. I will check out some more of your comments. Good luck. Good message! Even the bible says that love "casts out fear".
I do believe that all the world needs is love so I made a website and I have some videos on here. But from reading the comments, I guess that you were brought up in a religious environment and they tell us that once you hear about their plan of salvation, you are then accountable. NDEs seem to suggest otherwise though because even if someone didn't hear about the one true plan of salvation before the experience, he or she would probably hear about it then.
Im into this whole quantum thing but when is all this science going to do good for the betterment of all of humanity. Its been a long time since Tesla was around and a lot of that technology is still suppressed. If we are going to move forward in a more positive light we need this technology to come out and serve for the evolution of humanity before things get worse than they already are.
Hi Teri: I have some questions for you; how sure are you that what you experienced in your NDE is real? How real did it seem? Do you have any doubt that that place you experienced in your NDE will be there when you depart life for good?
I agree with you about religion; to me, direct personal experience with an afterlife would be far more relevant than doctrines, theories and books could ever be. I feel many aspects of religion today are fear based, and this is very sad to see.
@46don13 I'm absolutely sure it was real-not a dream/memory coming from my brain. Doubt the place I experienced will be there?-too deep for comment box but basically-my belief from what I saw and learned: as my vibration changes because I have more Love and less fear in my life, I will experience more of the state of total bliss and tranquility(Love)as in my experience. I don't think of a place (heaven) with borders-just oneness with a feeling-high vibe-my vibe(Love) will allow me 2 connect wth
Hi, I like many probably, had a difficult childhood. My father waas a frustrated man and often was cruel to me incl violence. He mellowed out in the last yrs he was sick. I try to be loving as Ive worked out thats the true way - yet how do I really forgive, I mean really? Not just toenism. I thought I had but Im aware theres still hurt there
I think you one of the lucky people ... few, like me, any longer trust clerics. I have spoken with several over the years including so called 'zen masters' in japan and I think they're for the most part; just regurgitating, rehashing old stories with little first hand experience like yours.
2. No-my opinion from my own experience is that they aren't damned but I believe they regret it and want a chance to do better. I believe you must love yourself and others in order to be in a blissful state for eternity. Until then, we experience opportunities to love, one way or another.
3. The knowledge I received helped me understand and want to do better, at any cost-I simply understood the meaning of life-to love. I wanted to do that.
What's the first step to loving someone? Start with this. If you're a man, be a gentleman. If you're a woman, be a lady. Sounds simple enough for a start? We all begin to learn right from wrong around the age of 2. We begin to learn what being a lady and a gentleman is around the age of 5. Some of us never master the rudiments of this, but we all have an idea, just like we all know right from wrong. We don't always DO the right thing, but we know which choice is right - deep down
are your opinions based on any of the things that Elisabeth Kubler Ross wrote about in on death and dying?
question 2.
do you think that people who are inherently good but feel that the world is a very ugly place and therefore choose to leave it by means of suicide, will be damned in the afterlife?
question 3.
if the answer to question 2 is "no" they will not be damned, then why choose to stay?
In Gods book the Quran, The hell is clearly mentioned. What do you say about this? People who had NDE seem only to see the paradise, how come? (Something seems not right here)
All I can say is that growing up, I was taught to fear hell and judgment but that was not my experience in my NDE. The message was to love. That is not to say there isn't accountability for actions but I believe it is brought on our self by our self, not a mean punishing God. What you sow, so shall you reap. I think we might keep getting lessons until we learn to follow the Golden Rule and love others and treat them as we would like to be treated.
I believe we are a part of the light and it's our responsibility to create peace in our own lives and allow it to spread. I can't even think in terms of the Creator doing things to us. We do it to ourselves. I agree that we each have to be the change we want to see. I've witnessed that it works. Change the way you look at things and the things you look at change.
It seems to me the "Light" and perhaps our own Souls by-proxy "grooves" on the voltage-differential btwn darkness and light; everything here is set-up in direct opposition to "loving unconditionally" (whatever THAT means). It's a harsh game, either you transcend darkness, or you become it. How many "demons" (spiritually-bankrupt Souls lost to the Outer Darkness) has this planet created? Does Light even see It's own shadow? "Creator" strikes me as sociopathic in It's quest for experience.
Just step back a moment and contemplate humanity's history over the last century; the awesome physical and psychic violence generated and still going-strong. It's down-right vicious in scope. Beyond repair, save for a major pruning-back of our population. The Light has never been farther away, in my view. Our suffering means so little, it seems...has Creator grown so bored with bliss so as to become insane? I really wonder at times. Somethings gone very wrong here...
What are your thoughts on the following question?
Why do we learn to love/live then not be able to use it? In other words, we spend a lifetime learning things and love may be the biggest, but why would we then pass on to a different place, so as to not use our knowledge in the environment/context we learned about it in? What good does that do us now and or after death, espcially if Heaven is full of love? Begs to question - why do we age, etc..
This is interesting to me and something I feel pretty passionate about. I just posted a video about it with the title "Near Death Experience, White Light, Vibrational Healing." I would love to know your thoughts if you have any comments.
petehaase: You will be able to use these things you have learned on earth in the afterlife. You are still you and the contents of your head do go with you. Download "Life in the World Unseen" for a good explanation.
To me it sounds like you had a spiritual experience and your focus is on love rather than following a certain "organized religion"! I like that idea as it frees you up(or at least it would free me up) to focus on loving rather than stressing whether or not I sinned and need to "get right with Jesus" or you will burn in hell! There's a lot of fear in some religions and I agree that fear is not good! Anyway, thanks so much for responding. : )
I wasn't raised in a religion that spoke of "born again" so I don't think in those terms. I was very religious as a child, became disillusioned and claimed to be an atheist before my NDE. Since then, I think only of getting back to the loving presence I encountered. I believe I must learn to love unconditionally-so that is my focus. I believe love that comes from my heart is the answer to all things.
Just in case you misunderstood, I want to clarify. I'm the last person to say to "just love people" as if it is easily within a person's control. It wasn't for me. But as said in my video, I came back here to learn how to do that. I worked at it for years and then began doing energy work to change anger to love. Everything is made of energy and studies show that memories and emotions are stored in the cells of our bodies. It takes effort to remove it for good but very possible.
It's easy to say "Just love people" when you have a mystical or "spiritual" experience. However, for the average person, that is harder. That's why we have religion. And of course, people will disagree. I had a mystical experience from Buddhist meditation (several in fact) where I became aware of compassion. But I know it is not easy to share that with others. That is wisdom, knowing your experience is not the same as everybody else's, nor can it be so.
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sparrowlink 3 months ago
You talk a huge amount of sense -- have you published any books? You should do!
willstockland 8 months ago
You are a lovely person and woman, and you have an important message here. Great note on the religion-based conflicts.
Robsedga 8 months ago
The thing is some people are at different levels of their experience than we are and they do not have the prerequisites to comprehend some of what you are talking about. What I tell people is "if this resonates, go with it, if not, file it under miscellaneous"
Jayndee13 10 months ago
Hello Teri, I've watched a couple of your videos, and that's all I needed to know that you truly Understand and Know the Truth of our origin and about the experience called "death" in this planet. Yes, Love is what we came to learn, to give and to receive. Constantly changing and not changing at all. Constantly going to where we are.
gook28bx 10 months ago
Not hearing any of your other video comments, I really tend to agree with what you are saying. I think fear could be the main thing that drives bad decisions in this world. I will check out some more of your comments. Good luck. Good message! Even the bible says that love "casts out fear".
W1I2L3L4ARD 11 months ago
I do believe that all the world needs is love so I made a website and I have some videos on here. But from reading the comments, I guess that you were brought up in a religious environment and they tell us that once you hear about their plan of salvation, you are then accountable. NDEs seem to suggest otherwise though because even if someone didn't hear about the one true plan of salvation before the experience, he or she would probably hear about it then.
LifeIsABigPuzzle 11 months ago
Im into this whole quantum thing but when is all this science going to do good for the betterment of all of humanity. Its been a long time since Tesla was around and a lot of that technology is still suppressed. If we are going to move forward in a more positive light we need this technology to come out and serve for the evolution of humanity before things get worse than they already are.
casinohijack 1 year ago
HELLO TERI ROSE I WISH ALL PEOPLE WERE LIKE YOU
GOD BLESS HAVE A NICE DAY
ROBERT .D.
SERVANT OF GOD
72deamons 1 year ago
hi how do i get in touch with you..thanks mac
macdaddy900able 1 year ago
Hi Teri: I have some questions for you; how sure are you that what you experienced in your NDE is real? How real did it seem? Do you have any doubt that that place you experienced in your NDE will be there when you depart life for good?
I agree with you about religion; to me, direct personal experience with an afterlife would be far more relevant than doctrines, theories and books could ever be. I feel many aspects of religion today are fear based, and this is very sad to see.
46don13 1 year ago 2
@46don13 I'm absolutely sure it was real-not a dream/memory coming from my brain. Doubt the place I experienced will be there?-too deep for comment box but basically-my belief from what I saw and learned: as my vibration changes because I have more Love and less fear in my life, I will experience more of the state of total bliss and tranquility(Love)as in my experience. I don't think of a place (heaven) with borders-just oneness with a feeling-high vibe-my vibe(Love) will allow me 2 connect wth
peaceofsuccess 1 year ago
Hi, I like many probably, had a difficult childhood. My father waas a frustrated man and often was cruel to me incl violence. He mellowed out in the last yrs he was sick. I try to be loving as Ive worked out thats the true way - yet how do I really forgive, I mean really? Not just toenism. I thought I had but Im aware theres still hurt there
thanks & your blogs are great
peterthesongman 1 year ago
I think you one of the lucky people ... few, like me, any longer trust clerics. I have spoken with several over the years including so called 'zen masters' in japan and I think they're for the most part; just regurgitating, rehashing old stories with little first hand experience like yours.
thanks again.
catandpiddle 1 year ago
i appreciate this very much thank you
deeznuts1776 2 years ago
great
Godloveyouallthetime 2 years ago
I had an experience as a kid here in Norway and I am totaly agree with you. You put it out very well to.
Man made religions comes to short. sorry.
Tarsan97 2 years ago
1. Sorry to say I'm not familiar with that.
2. No-my opinion from my own experience is that they aren't damned but I believe they regret it and want a chance to do better. I believe you must love yourself and others in order to be in a blissful state for eternity. Until then, we experience opportunities to love, one way or another.
3. The knowledge I received helped me understand and want to do better, at any cost-I simply understood the meaning of life-to love. I wanted to do that.
peaceofsuccess 2 years ago 2
How Do I Love Someone?
KillaDEastAtlanta 2 years ago
What's the first step to loving someone? Start with this. If you're a man, be a gentleman. If you're a woman, be a lady. Sounds simple enough for a start? We all begin to learn right from wrong around the age of 2. We begin to learn what being a lady and a gentleman is around the age of 5. Some of us never master the rudiments of this, but we all have an idea, just like we all know right from wrong. We don't always DO the right thing, but we know which choice is right - deep down
RoyElvisBand 2 years ago
@KillaDEastAtlanta
just care for other people and do on to them as you would have them onto you man. Yes, there is a HELL. Please...don't go there . . .
mrjaybers 1 year ago
question 1.
are your opinions based on any of the things that Elisabeth Kubler Ross wrote about in on death and dying?
question 2.
do you think that people who are inherently good but feel that the world is a very ugly place and therefore choose to leave it by means of suicide, will be damned in the afterlife?
question 3.
if the answer to question 2 is "no" they will not be damned, then why choose to stay?
hillfoxkid 2 years ago
In Gods book the Quran, The hell is clearly mentioned. What do you say about this? People who had NDE seem only to see the paradise, how come? (Something seems not right here)
Did they tell you anything about it "over there"?
nickless1980 2 years ago
All I can say is that growing up, I was taught to fear hell and judgment but that was not my experience in my NDE. The message was to love. That is not to say there isn't accountability for actions but I believe it is brought on our self by our self, not a mean punishing God. What you sow, so shall you reap. I think we might keep getting lessons until we learn to follow the Golden Rule and love others and treat them as we would like to be treated.
peaceofsuccess 2 years ago 4
So There is A Hell right?
KillaDEastAtlanta 2 years ago
I believe we are a part of the light and it's our responsibility to create peace in our own lives and allow it to spread. I can't even think in terms of the Creator doing things to us. We do it to ourselves. I agree that we each have to be the change we want to see. I've witnessed that it works. Change the way you look at things and the things you look at change.
peaceofsuccess 2 years ago
It seems to me the "Light" and perhaps our own Souls by-proxy "grooves" on the voltage-differential btwn darkness and light; everything here is set-up in direct opposition to "loving unconditionally" (whatever THAT means). It's a harsh game, either you transcend darkness, or you become it. How many "demons" (spiritually-bankrupt Souls lost to the Outer Darkness) has this planet created? Does Light even see It's own shadow? "Creator" strikes me as sociopathic in It's quest for experience.
midplanewanderer 2 years ago
Just step back a moment and contemplate humanity's history over the last century; the awesome physical and psychic violence generated and still going-strong. It's down-right vicious in scope. Beyond repair, save for a major pruning-back of our population. The Light has never been farther away, in my view. Our suffering means so little, it seems...has Creator grown so bored with bliss so as to become insane? I really wonder at times. Somethings gone very wrong here...
midplanewanderer 2 years ago
What are your thoughts on the following question?
Why do we learn to love/live then not be able to use it? In other words, we spend a lifetime learning things and love may be the biggest, but why would we then pass on to a different place, so as to not use our knowledge in the environment/context we learned about it in? What good does that do us now and or after death, espcially if Heaven is full of love? Begs to question - why do we age, etc..
PeteHaase 2 years ago
This is interesting to me and something I feel pretty passionate about. I just posted a video about it with the title "Near Death Experience, White Light, Vibrational Healing." I would love to know your thoughts if you have any comments.
peaceofsuccess 2 years ago
petehaase: You will be able to use these things you have learned on earth in the afterlife. You are still you and the contents of your head do go with you. Download "Life in the World Unseen" for a good explanation.
k0smon 2 years ago
To me it sounds like you had a spiritual experience and your focus is on love rather than following a certain "organized religion"! I like that idea as it frees you up(or at least it would free me up) to focus on loving rather than stressing whether or not I sinned and need to "get right with Jesus" or you will burn in hell! There's a lot of fear in some religions and I agree that fear is not good! Anyway, thanks so much for responding. : )
99minerkc 2 years ago
Just two questions: 1) Were you a born again believer before your NDE? 2) Are you a born again believer now?
99minerkc 2 years ago
I wasn't raised in a religion that spoke of "born again" so I don't think in those terms. I was very religious as a child, became disillusioned and claimed to be an atheist before my NDE. Since then, I think only of getting back to the loving presence I encountered. I believe I must learn to love unconditionally-so that is my focus. I believe love that comes from my heart is the answer to all things.
peaceofsuccess 2 years ago
Just in case you misunderstood, I want to clarify. I'm the last person to say to "just love people" as if it is easily within a person's control. It wasn't for me. But as said in my video, I came back here to learn how to do that. I worked at it for years and then began doing energy work to change anger to love. Everything is made of energy and studies show that memories and emotions are stored in the cells of our bodies. It takes effort to remove it for good but very possible.
peaceofsuccess 2 years ago
It's easy to say "Just love people" when you have a mystical or "spiritual" experience. However, for the average person, that is harder. That's why we have religion. And of course, people will disagree. I had a mystical experience from Buddhist meditation (several in fact) where I became aware of compassion. But I know it is not easy to share that with others. That is wisdom, knowing your experience is not the same as everybody else's, nor can it be so.
Magnulus76 3 years ago
The question is...HOW do you become more loving?
Duane422 3 years ago
Yeah it's fear. We don't know better or we would do better. Just like Jesus said "Forgive them for they know not what they do"
xleax 3 years ago