 Hi, it's Bridget. Welcome to Above Life channel. The purpose here is to inspire your spirit and to fill you with hope. Today we have a special guest from the Afterlife One who has an incredible spirit and legacy. We're going to be having a conversation with Anne Frank. Now, Anne Frank sounds familiar to you. If you've read her diary as I well did in middle school, you know her story. Her and her family went into hiding to escape persecution from the Nazis during World War Two and the Holocaust. And she, her sister, and many of her family members actually died. Her father, though, however, did live on past World War Two and lived a full life. So you know the story of Anne Frank and her family along with some other family friends hiding out in a attic, right? So today's conversation I want to, I have a few questions that I'd like to ask her specifically about her experience actually as her life was changing and the trauma. There's a part, I don't know how to even say this, you guys. This is a difficult, difficult topic and it's very important to have this conversation. And so I do have a couple of questions I want to ask her about the concentration camp. And I want to ask her, gosh, I don't even know. This is just, oh, it's so weird because I don't want to be disrespectful and focus on the trauma. But at the same time, she's like, Bridget, just ask me what you want me to want to ask me. It's really okay. Everything's okay to ask. Thank you. She just instantly just shows right up. Like she's like, boom, right here. Like in a little chair across from me. And a very smile or a big smile is how I would describe her beaming. She feels like she has this light coming from her. And big eyes too. And curious eyes, I would say. That's how I would describe her. And it's hard to believe because you were so young when you were murdered. Let's just say that because that's exactly what happened. And this is just such a, it's so, it's like when I connect in with this energy during that horrible time in history, I feel the, because of the spiritual connection, that connection to religion, there feels like an especially powerful quietness that comes over me, which is unusual, as viewers would attest to. So I forgive me for being bumbling with my words. I want to capture the essence of that light and, and acknowledge you and many, many other stories like yours and honor the spirit of you that has lived on long after your physical human life has ended. And your life is not about your death. However, for many because of the Holocaust, there is a defining point that is shared and a collective sorrow and shame from the rest of the world because of the circumstances. I can't, you guys, I can't even, I don't even know how to talk about this. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay to be uncomfortable. You should be uncomfortable. I mean, it's really an awful, awful thing. It's awful. I intended and to talk about your life, to talk about your great personality and the incredible talent and skills that you had as a communicator as an author. And let's, let's start there. Let's start there. Maybe that can get myself into this channeling in that regard. And, and let's start there. Let's talk about that. You're writing your diary. Do you believe that? Okay, so what would have happened if the Holocaust would have ended and you were liberated and you lived on? What would have happened to your diary? What, what do you believe? Do you believe it would have still had the kind of impact? Because it seems like a huge part of your legacy, but it's, it's like you are the voice for hundreds of voiceless. And there's this common theme, this common understanding of struggle and of hiding and of incredible insurmountable odds and suffering and then all these other people who tried to help as best they could. So the humanity of things comes out. I did read your diary, the diary of Van Frank when I was in eighth grade and I can't even remember any of it. Maybe I should read it again. I can't remember any of it. I just remember the impact that it had on me and that was when I discovered that I was a writer. I was creative and it came out of me and I wrote papers about it was assigned in our English literature class and then I read a book about Sobe Boer and I wrote about that and I had that was when I discovered I was I like the creative channel you know the creative energy of the writing and how it's so important and it matters so much and I got such amazing grades like I'd never gotten before and I just was so I was a channel and it really moved me and touched me and changed me as an eighth grader. That's like 14 years old you know and I know you're like 13 when you got your diary. You know I know that I mean I know a few things I have a few things that I know of. So what do you think would you have had the legacy? What would have happened to the diary? You know that's a good question. She said that's a good question. I don't think I've been asked that before. I don't think it would the question really is is would it have made as big of an impact and I can only say that I wrote it for me for my sanity and to find some way to have kind of a normalcy around what what we were experiencing. It was awful but it was reality. It was all I could could do was to know what was right there right in front of me at that moment and watching each person around me go through the the waves of emotions and through their own experiences being overwhelmed with with grief for themselves when we found out that friends of ours had been deported and hearing the air raid sirens and and feeling the the sheer uncertainty of of our lives and then feeling accountable for all these other people with your behaviors and actions. So if you are too loud if you ate too much if you mean it was so it was difficult to live in such a confined space with so many people but at the same time it was just reality it was just the way it had to be and I was really I was very aware that the that the adults around me were taking tremendous risk in order to try to keep us safe and to me that's what heroism is that's what the the story is about is people helping each other and people people overcoming their circumstances transcending is a word that you would use in your work I believe transcending their circumstances to to realize their potential the human potential which quite seriously was realized at the moment that we arrived at Auschwitz-Birkenau and I know that that's a place where that we will talk about briefly and yet I know it's it's very difficult is tragic I know that. Can I just say to the viewers that first when we first connected you looked young youthful big smile really bright eyes and just a lot of lightness and so now as you're speaking you you're becoming older like you're standing up like a young woman like I'm interviewing I feel like I'm interviewing a famous author and someone who has all of these seasoned experiences behind her so in the afterlife where you're at now or the spirit that you are now can you help me help us as the viewers understand how this can be that even though you died at a young age as a teenager how all of a sudden as I'm channeling you I can feel you kind of growing into this this story of image legacy I guess it's a legacy can you talk about that a little bit as far as afterlife context before we actually talk about some of these details about the concentration cap in your life or the ending of your life yes I think it's it's it's true what you bring up it is different for everyone and there are many stories there there are so many stories and we all will identify with different parts just as we would with humans we would come to know and understand their story based upon a piece of our own past or experiences it's not just about relationships of one-on-one experience or the interpersonal communication between two people or or a small group social group or families it's more about the overall meaning that is developed from such a powerful need to live on to live past not not simply through an experience so that that experience that one part of someone else's projection upon you circumstance does not define the entirety of life for one person for a generation for a family there are many families that were completely wiped out there are no ancestors in the traditional sense no generations to carry on many families ended many and in this way you see me as continuing on as growing up or evolving or or encapsulating the collective wisdom and it's true I've become a voice for many voices that's true and if that is my legacy and my job role she there's not a right word for this you guys job role voice she's like a voice piece then that is the fulfillment of my life it is not in one experience that that makes us who we are it is who we are that makes us it is not our dependency on one another it is our ability to become interwoven as a and it looks like a web of support or something become to become a group of strangers who find through simple compassion the ability to connect what was maybe not connected previously so strangers helping strangers because of humanity a common knowing of what is decent and what is good and what what sacrifices are being made and what suffering is occurring and it's not the connection through the suffering it's the it's the awareness of being one and that's what afterlife is it's one it's one one being one common collective knowing and those who choose to not know or to take the viewpoint of the entire history not even happening or occurring are feeling a very different way siding in one way or as opposed to the humanitarian human common humane true value of a human life as all value of all human life one those others are not it may very well be that they are so overcome with their own fear of their own circumstance that they do not believe in the afterlife the eternal life of the human soul and there is indeed that and do you and I just talking that should prove that to many so are you reincarnated I'm not sure if I should can I tell you that is that something that's allowed like she's saying is that allowed yes there are actually two versions of me as you are connecting with the collective wisdom and knowledge of the guys it looks like a big circle and there's all these other pieces inside of her energy collective so yes you're speaking to me to the soul of me yes as it is a voice piece as you said mouth piece and yet there is another part of me that is having human experience or has recently had as a grandmother and that is what I will say about that so there are two viewpoints of me yes and two ways to access me yes yes well that just feels good you guys warm and fuzzy to know that Anne Frank is reincarnated and she's a grandma okay so I would like to speak to you about going to Auschwitz and being captured or being discovered can you talk a little bit about your state of mind or your thoughts during that experience well we knew we knew what was happening we knew what was going to happen you don't your mind doesn't want you to believe it but your body is in denial you're moving but you feel very very heavy my legs and my feet felt so so heavy and it was very rough and very crude and very quick and the leaving of the attic like she's showing me everybody you know leaving the attic and having to leave everything behind and just go and she shows me saying goodbye to people so I don't know if they were already separated the people that weren't families but she's showing me trying to stick with her sister and and stick close to her her parents and as they're moving through the streets and they're going to some kind of gathering place or meeting place and then the man that was with them and then the other like two people families they're different they're all they're not all together they're different they're different I don't know if they're sent to different places and yes we end up in different places yes our fates are different it wasn't unexpected I think we all knew it would happen eventually but the timing of it is crazy because it was so close you were so close to making it until the end of the war so I know that you were found out in September of 1944 I believe is that right yeah 1944 and that the end of the war was in 1945 like liberation was in 1945 different camps were liberated I mean it was so close it didn't feel like a betrayal you know at at first there's a lot there's anger but it's really more about denial it's more about realizing that your fate isn't someone else's hands and and as a young person you don't you just feel hurt and at the same time as more of an adult perspective there is this some wisdom of knowing that it was simply a matter of time and that there's a feeling of gratitude for what we had even though we had was so little and just cramped and just challenging it was something that we had and others never had that so how could I be mad that my family lived together for a longer period of time and was together where and others were not they didn't even have that choice how can I be angry about the time I did have with my family we were sent to Auschwitz and we knew what Auschwitz was we knew about the concentration camps we knew about these death camps we knew we knew we didn't realize I don't think anyone really wanted to believe how horrible it really was I think there was a false hope of it being simply working you know that you would be like slave labor and you would have to work really hard and and as long as you didn't get sick or didn't do anything bad or misbehaved that you would you know survive there wasn't this understanding that the purpose of the camps wasn't well understood and I think it's because you in your human mind in a human mind you can't even imagine that other humans would even treat others like that that that could even be a real thing or even even I mean you can't even imagine something like that it and yet the Jews as a scapegoat were used as a pawn were used as just target and but you don't see yourself as just a Jew you see yourself as a person as a living breathing human being and knowing that others determined that you're not there's no value to you then it's so the opposite of what you know what you believe it you can't even allow yourself to believe what really a concentration camp is or means we were separated early on I'm seeing I know that you and your sister were transported eventually to another camp in 1945 that the two of you went together to that place and but the rest of your family I'm not sure about it I can see she says munch munch halizen munch munch halizen and so her dad went one place which may very well have saved his life is what she's showing me and then hurt he must have some kind of skill or something that was useful and then she's showing me that the others were somebody was the others killed instantly is what I see so gas chamber or shot somebody was shot it doesn't matter the details of it doesn't matter doesn't matter it's hard to see I know and it doesn't matter the way you die it doesn't matter except for the fact that it does when it is so catastrophic that you can't even your mind as you're receiving the information you can't even process that that's even real it looks like a horrible movie it's not it was real it was all real very real we went for work she says we went for work the Germans knew that they were not doing well in the war and some of us were transported to other pockets she's showing me other pockets she doesn't say places other pockets and yeah it's interesting because when I felt into you right away I thought oh you died at Auschwitz that's what I thought right away oh you must have died at Auschwitz and because I saw the gas chambers and I saw that right away and that must be because some of your family did that way yes they did did you know yes we knew we had heard of gas chambers we had heard of these things but like I said like I said you can't you can't really let yourself believe that or then you wouldn't have hope how can you have hope in humanity how can you even believe that to be a possibility it's even it's unbelievable isn't it you can't even it doesn't even make sense and and I know that you and your sister then died right before the liberation and you died of typhus disease yes it looks like you died first is that true yes and then she died yes she said I was hallucinating in the last time I couldn't I didn't know it was real what wasn't I had I had these visions of my mother she was baking bread and it was a beautiful summer's day and it just you know it smelled good all the smells you could just smell everything all of my senses were activated you know active I'd have these beautiful hallucinations you know images of my mother and I don't know that I knew I was dying I knew my body wasn't functioning and it's not that I wanted to die I wanted very much to live very much to live I was quite determined actually and then I had this moment it looks like an angel you guys this moment of a choice and I could go and be in the sun and in the grass and with all of those warm warm days you know it was it was cold where I was and it wasn't warm and it wasn't loving or kinder and I went and that's how it was at the end it wasn't a struggle it was simply a choice and then all of the rest of it was not a part of me of my story my choice my lifetime was simply a string of experiences that I had that were common to many other stories and many other camps and many other parts of Europe at the time why was my story chosen I don't know that it stood out in any particular way I did enjoy very much writing and it was fun creating characters of myself and my family and thinking of things that were so much different you know daydreaming it's it's what saved me it's what kept my spirit alive and sharing all the things wasn't intended as a documentation but more rather to keep my sanity and and a timeline of things to allow my thoughts to be held someplace without being overwhelmed or overcome by them because you could be made mad in such a confined space for such a long period of time knowing that the world outside was so much worse than what you actually could allow yourself to believe it to be at those times you know I didn't write my diary for the world to read or know I wasn't that bold I have been imbued with courage and given many distinctive honors that are not just they're not my own if I could I would dedicate if I had a book that I I wrote and I lived out to see it published I would dedicate it to my family and to all the other families that were like mine and to thank those sympathizers who helped support us during the times when we needed it most we could have starved to death we could have died without those brave individuals helping us and I understand I'm not angry there is there is complete and total forgiveness to the people that turned us in it was more than one person and they did so out of fear unfortunately their life did not end well either but I don't blame them and I'm not angry with them no I'm not upset it was bound to happen eventually it was so many people and hiding everywhere was bound to happen eventually is there a message or anything in particular you'd like to say to the viewers here at above-life channel anything about life your life our lives the meaning of life yes I will what you do matters what you do matters doesn't have to be big can be just small but what you do matters the worst thing that can happen to any one individual person or a country or peoples is to become prisoners of fear the intimidation tactics of the Nazis and the many others that brutalized the Jewish people along with many other sympathizers can only exist when there's fear don't be afraid that would be my my best advice to you don't be afraid don't let others intimidate you or change you or control your thoughts your beliefs then life is not worth it's not worth living thank you and thank you thank you for being here and sharing your messages thank you for my patience everybody all the viewers at above-life channel as I stumble and bumble through the beginning of this particularly channeling video it's not an easy conversation to have but it's important and although Anne Frank died in the Holocaust of natural causes let's be honest this is one case I'm actually channeling someone who was murdered not just by one person or a group of hoodlums or bad people but by an entire nation a belief system and a culture of hate fueled by fear so I am going to take an opportunity to honor this connection to Anne Frank in the afterlife and I'm gonna journal a bit about her message when I go back over this video and I encourage you to do the same to listen to her closing statement and maybe journal about it take it to heart use it use the wisdom this is Bridget with above-life channel thank you so much for being here