She Met God and Saw the Future

2024 ж. 29 Қаң.
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Killed by LIGHTNING, meeting GOD, the afterlife, psychic-visions, and becoming a medical medium - Elizebeth G. Krohn's journey back from the afterlife is a TRUE STORY too unbelievable to make up.
In this jaw-dropping new interview, Elizabeth G. Krohn (author, Changed in a Flash and Eyewitness to the Afterlife) details her near-death experience after being struck by lightning, her 2-week experience in heaven, and the newfound knowledge and abilities she returned with.
A prior spiritual skeptic, Elizabeth provides visceral descriptions of the sights and sounds of the afterlife and its nonlinear nature, and discusses making the difficult decision to leave her “home” in heaven and return to the cloudiness and uncertainty of earth.
She explains why she thinks everyone’s experience of heaven is different, what changed about how she saw the world after her experience, how she revealed the unexplainable occurrence to her friends and family, and even how it changed the way she parented her children.
We learn about the pre-cognitive nightmares she experienced predicting natural and manmade disasters, the synesthesia and aura-reading abilities she acquired, why she is hesitant to utilize her psychic abilities with others, and how she handles responsibility of knowing what’s going to happen.
Jeffrey J. Kripal (Philosophy and Religious Thought at Rice University, co-author of Changed in a Flash) helps us make sense of near-death experiences as he considers the patterns he sees throughout people’s experiences and attempts to apply scientific models to explain them.
Elizabeth answers ALL of our burning questions - why did this near-death experience happened to her? Is reincarnation real? Do we pick our parents before we are born?
See how Elizabeth's near-death experience can empower us all!
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  • We're ENTHRALLED reading about all of your near-death experiences - keep 'em coming!! 🙀🙌✨

    @MayimBialik@MayimBialik3 ай бұрын
    • Really was a phenomenal episode, looking forward to your 'outro' ep.

      @renhamilton5789@renhamilton57893 ай бұрын
    • Hi Mayim, could you discuss your own beliefs in an episode please? I think your perspective as a neuroscientist would be really interesting.

      @bombshellmusical9566@bombshellmusical95663 ай бұрын
    • I never had a death experience, but in the past I had a dream like experience being visited by my earthly father to let me know he was fine. At the same time showing me where he was at. I think what she's trying to explain of her surroundings was it was brighter. Vibrate, peace and yes it felt like home where you do not want to come back. Here on Earth, I wouldn't say it was like hell but dull lack of color. Like an old fashioned picture from the past where the colors appeared mute compared to days pictures.

      @tledgmon@tledgmon3 ай бұрын
    • I had NDE 31 years ago when I was 19. I can relate the feeling she mentions.. I know the feeling but it is not something that can be described with our worldly mind.

      @betulyalcin922@betulyalcin9223 ай бұрын
    • Amazing episode! Thank you.

      @MTeelTeach@MTeelTeach3 ай бұрын
  • The Great Physician heals even today. He Lives. I had horrible grand mal seizures from age 3 to 33. One day, I was concerned that my seizures frightened my husband. Long story short... I went into my bedroom early afternoon on a very dark stormy day. I did not turn on the light as I lay flat on the ground with my eyes closed as I cried out to the Lord that if He wasn't trying to teach me or someone else with these seizures, would He take them from me. Before I even was finished with that prayer I knew not to open my eyes, for I was not worthy to open my eyes. When this thought came to my mind, there was a perfect glow/ warmth/perfectness in the room. I soon realized I was experiencing the glory of my LORD. I had a knowing that He had healed me and I would never have seizures again. 24 yrs later, I have never had another seizure. He chose to heal me that day. Hallelujah. All glory to my Creator. Amen.

    @FaithfulServant1967@FaithfulServant19672 ай бұрын
    • Beautiful ❤

      @kuriouskat444@kuriouskat444Ай бұрын
    • why doesn't he heal me then.

      @fumarate1@fumarate1Ай бұрын
    • Something very similar happened to me! Have faith, and you will see him! God blessed you and me as well!

      @elizabethrecco8485@elizabethrecco8485Ай бұрын
    • Praise God. Perhaps you have a gift of laying on hand to heal others .. God heals through your touch and belief.❤this is response to faithful servant.

      @jodestella2746@jodestella2746Ай бұрын
    • WOW THAT IS SO AWESOME! THANK YOU FOR SHARING. ❤❤❤

      @zaykway8443@zaykway8443Ай бұрын
  • Elizabeths' experience mirrors mine when I died at the age of seven. I died and eventually found myself in a garden with a bench. While in the garden I saw a city to my right that suggested to me that we inhabit a material reality in Heaven similar to what we experience here in this life. I returned with psychic abilities that I literally had to grow into, however, it appears all NDE's have a 'knowing' that manifests in different forms enhanced by talent and sensitivity. In my case I refused to return, but I didn't have a choice. An entity that resembled Christ blew into my lungs giving me life after dying from pneumonia. I was returned to an abusive, negligent, dysfunctional family. But before my rebirth God promised he would always be with me and protect me, and he has in an extraordinary way. The love I have for God and the connection I have to God is remarkable. His blessings have sustained me during this life, and I am so thankful.

    @karenwade2484@karenwade24843 ай бұрын
    • I'm so sad you had to be abused. I hoped you have been a blessing in this life as God definitely kept you here for a reason. You can love even though you weren't loved properly. ❤❤❤

      @striving1@striving13 ай бұрын
    • Did anything or anyone in your family change their behavior or attitude eventually after you returned?

      @Squirrel_SPTV@Squirrel_SPTV3 ай бұрын
    • My mother, the originator of my abuse, became a Christian before I even left the hospital. She had an epiphany during my ordeal leaving behind a life connected to Freemasonry and trips to the Bohemian Grove. Being the narcissist , she exuberantly announced her conversion to anyone who would listen. When I tried to tell her about my NDE she convinced herself I was competing with her. Thankfully my grandmother soaked up my experience and gave me tremendous support. My grandmother was a gift to me from God.@@Squirrel_SPTV

      @karenwade2484@karenwade24843 ай бұрын
    • Amazing ! I Pray God continues to bless you for all Eternity ❤️🙏❤️

      @Jamie-ky7gz@Jamie-ky7gz3 ай бұрын
    • Thank you for your blessing. I am thankful I was given a chance to love God and his children here on earth. A gift from God.@@Jamie-ky7gz

      @karenwade2484@karenwade24843 ай бұрын
  • I died on the operating table and found myself floating at the top of the room, watching the doctor and team, and I wondered why they were so upset. I wanted to say "It is kind that you are so worried about me, but I have never been better." I saw a bright light of love and headed toward it, and there was a meadow. I had this overwhelming sense of unconditional love and peace and wanted to continue. I thought about my two little girls, and even though I wanted to stay at this amazing place, I knew I needed to return to earth. I am so grateful to have had this experience as I do not fear death. Thanks for this podcast.

    @JCheretolearn-eg3bu@JCheretolearn-eg3bu2 ай бұрын
    • What you shared is so comforting. Thank you. ❤

      @brodyquint1@brodyquint12 ай бұрын
    • Hi ,where in scriptures have you found saying a bright light of love? Or any bright light used in the context as this?

      @merrittascott4408@merrittascott4408Ай бұрын
    • My mother told me her experience when she died on the table, amazing same story

      @sheilabrennan5543@sheilabrennan5543Ай бұрын
    • My mother had this experience too. She also came back for us kids. Her grandmother's voice urged her to return to look after us.

      @kazwoo1@kazwoo1Ай бұрын
    • @@sheilabrennan5543 Hi Sheila, the Holy Spirit wasn't in this. Please learn about the ministry the Holy Spirit is doing.

      @merrittascott4408@merrittascott4408Ай бұрын
  • This May is the 40th anniversary of my NDE. Every time I hear someone else talk about theirs, it helps me understand mine and know that I’m not alone. ❤ Thank you

    @grateful2021@grateful20212 ай бұрын
    • @lucillekenney8311@lucillekenney8311Ай бұрын
  • My brother passed away yesterday. Finding this podcast this morning was perfect. Thank you.

    @lynn2574@lynn25742 ай бұрын
    • I’m sad for your loss. Take care of yourself.

      @Janmarie99@Janmarie992 ай бұрын
    • 🙏

      @marciawright2600@marciawright26002 ай бұрын
    • 😢 sorry for your loss. ❤

      @LaLaPaPa@LaLaPaPa2 ай бұрын
    • 🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻❤️

      @saratonnan@saratonnan2 ай бұрын
    • Sorry to hear that. Hang in there

      @IgotTigersblood@IgotTigersblood2 ай бұрын
  • I died this last summer. My heart stopped and one second I was telling my husband I was losing consciousness and I couldn't fight it and the next I was dead. There was no in-between, no time when my consciousness stopped. One second I was alive and the next I was on the floor as a spirit sitting up from falling out of my body and my dead grandmother was in my face freaking out telling me to get back into my body! She was frantically telling me this and I saw several other spirits rush towards me and encircle me. I knew instantly they were also my family and they too were frantically telling me to get back in my body. I could see myself as a spirit I could see through myself and through them. I could see through all earthly matter like it was just outlines instead of solid mass we're used to. I could see through the walls and just saw their lines like a coloring book almost is the best way I can describe it. I then was instantly back in my body and my husband was holding me unconscious and I gasped a huge amount of air and said 'God, that hurt!' I suffer from intense constant pain most of my life and I'm used to suffering but those few moments out of my body were obviously pain free and when I came back into my body it literally felt like I was hit with a freight train! The pain was so intense at first all I could do was gasp! I'm grateful for my dead family who were there to direct me back and tell me it wasn't my time to die. I have a deal with God to give me life long enough to finish my earthly tasks before I pass for good. The good that came out of me dying is I'm very aware I don't have forever to get things done here and I'm not afraid of dying anymore it was so fast and my grandmother who I love dearly was of course right there in my face when I did. She told me before she died that she could no longer watch over me here and that she'd be my angel on the other side. Man I miss her and love her! I always believed in God and an afterlife. This has just solidified what I believed and hopefully when I die for good I can have everything done and have repented enough to meet God and have him be pleased with me. May God grant me enough life to accomplish this 🙏

    @user-rk7it2dw8t@user-rk7it2dw8t3 ай бұрын
    • God is pleased with you as you are. Did you not learn that in your NDE? Be happy and live fearlessly, which is something that Anita Moorjani says in her book Dying To Be Me. Her book is about her journey through cancer, death, and back to life. It is a great book with a lot of good information that we as humans need to know.

      @Mkp2375@Mkp23753 ай бұрын
    • What a wonderful experience!

      @karengregory46@karengregory463 ай бұрын
    • I hope you can see that you were blessed with a spiritual experience of death to help you release your religious belief of "deserving" God's admiration. Humans who didn't have this insight unintentionally taught you wrong. Just like darkness is absence of light, ignorance is absence of truth. Thanks for sharing your story

      @deborahrose8621@deborahrose86213 ай бұрын
    • Amen

      @thatlonglist9401@thatlonglist94012 ай бұрын
    • That first sentence is a stunner. Thanks for sharing your experience. ♥️

      @NiniM8154@NiniM81542 ай бұрын
  • Loved this episode. I did not have a NDE. I did go through breast cancer and had a spiritual awakening one evening after treatment. I was feeling very ill and was in a lot of pain. I was surrounded by this intense energy and light that was absolute love. I felt held in this energy as though whatever it was wanted me to know I was being watched over and all would be well. It really carried me through the journey.

    @spilltheteapoetry@spilltheteapoetry2 ай бұрын
  • "I am not interested in people telling me these things don't happen. That is not interesting to me because I know it is false; It takes things off the table...you can explain everything on the table, but only because you have taken everything off the table you can't explain." Brilliant Brother!

    @3dtrip870@3dtrip8702 ай бұрын
  • Wow. This is one of my favorite episodes. As someone who lost loved ones recently, including my baby, I started bawling when Elizabeth said that people don't really die, just their bodies do. (I'm an orthodox Jew and it only made me appreciate my Judaism more.)

    @geniusintraining1@geniusintraining13 ай бұрын
    • When my mom was dying she told her sister she would send her a sign to prove the afterlife was real or not. They grew up Catholic. Because my Aunt was an engineer they had to agree what the sign would be. Mom, the artist, said “I’ll paint the clouds pink.” The day she died the clouds were pink. Huge, fluffy and pink.

      @cemanuelhead@cemanuelhead2 ай бұрын
    • I’m so sorry for your losses, and am glad that you got to hear that your child and loved ones are still around you.

      @rhoward295@rhoward2952 ай бұрын
    • 🙏

      @Greensmoothielady@Greensmoothielady2 ай бұрын
    • Many warm hugs for you from afar.

      @claudiawilliams1748@claudiawilliams17482 ай бұрын
    • I am so sorry about your losses especially the baby. I have faith that this life is only temporary. We all have a sprit inside that belongs to God. Your baby is being held by God for you to see when it's your time to go to heaven. Repent and keep your faith. There is a God that loves you.

      @margiehankins-jerde6094@margiehankins-jerde60942 ай бұрын
  • I fell into a lake when I was 5 and left my body. I didn't see lights or Angels or anything like that. I remember watching everything happening on the shoreline. My mother running back and forth carrying my youngest brother who was an infant. She was yelling for my father who was fishing on the other side along with my other siblings. I remember thinking about dad running and I was suddenly in front of him running to jump in the water to pull me out. The next thing I remember is pulling up to my aunt and uncles house and my cousin asking why I was covered up with a diaper (cloth diapers in those days). I missed about a half hour of time. I've always remember that. I am currently 65. I've had experiences with psychic abilities at different times in my life. Especially in the last few years. Since 2020 I've seen things that were not there and heard voices when no one is around. I've experienced time's of absolute bliss for no known reason to my knowledge. Like I walk the beach almost every day and I become or experience euphoria while walking. It's better than any drugs I've done. So I keep doing it. I retired after the pandemic. Took early retirement due to this (I felt mentally unstable) and some health issues. I have downloads of information come in sometimes. Unexplainable to me. No life altering info. Just useful. Every day is different. I'm just here waiting for what comes next Also lot's of childhood trauma. It seems like trauma most of my life. Taking a step back to reevaluate everything these days. Spending a lot of time alone as it's difficult to be around people at times

    @kindness_matters@kindness_matters3 ай бұрын
    • Similar sis similar thoughts feelings and experiences 🙏🏻❤️🤔

      @lindabuck2777@lindabuck27773 ай бұрын
    • Fascinating and a bit frightening. I hope you are journaling all of this.

      @phyllisreinking4208@phyllisreinking42083 ай бұрын
    • But it is real.

      @chromagirl150@chromagirl1503 ай бұрын
    • @@phyllisreinking4208 I am journaling it all. Thank you

      @kindness_matters@kindness_matters3 ай бұрын
    • What an experience. No doubt it changed something in you.

      @nicolecasavant2564@nicolecasavant25643 ай бұрын
  • I had a very similar experience when I was about 7. Going into the light, wanting to go but knowing my parents would be devastated if I left. Felt the same incredible feeling of love that is so difficult to describe. Afterwards I felt I was always slightly separate to my friends and siblings. Very empathetic.

    @marylaguzinska4507@marylaguzinska45072 ай бұрын
  • I love how humble Elizabeth is. Thank you for being gracious and letting us into your world.

    @rebeccahollar6821@rebeccahollar68212 ай бұрын
  • I had an NDE back in 81 when I was 21 and I landed in the Garden lol. The flowers spectrum is not only greater but they also sing. They each emit a melodie which combined with all the life there turns into a beautiful wondrous symphony. I met Jesus because I was raised Christian and God knew I would most closely relate to this image. I could hardly look at Him because of His Glory and Perfection. His eye color was the same sky blue color as my Earth Father. When you are in Heaven you are unhindered by Earth's density- a deep smog caused by sin, anger, unforgiveness, basically about any negative emotion you have not worked on. Hope this helps explain a few things.

    @graceyoung3771@graceyoung37712 ай бұрын
    • The plants and trees here on earth have spirits and are capable of hearing our thoughts and responding to our commands. Something to ponder upon. They do sing praises to God for their creation 24/7.

      @deanchappell1314@deanchappell13142 ай бұрын
    • Wow what an amazing story .

      @beverleypicard2116@beverleypicard21162 ай бұрын
    • Yes I need this video I'm a good one for self sabot age.unfortunately 😢

      @beverleypicard2116@beverleypicard21162 ай бұрын
    • I heard flowers sing once. It was mostly one note, high.

      @terriem3922@terriem39222 ай бұрын
    • Yes. It did help. My NDE happened around 2000. I'm still trying to make sense of it. I miss the light. Those little downloads from home really help. But sometimes anger or lack of forgiveness creates spiritual static. Thanks for the reminder. I had been getting too focused on earth stuff

      @TheActualLiz@TheActualLiz2 ай бұрын
  • I literally got goosebumps. I had told my sister I remembered picking my mother and knowing what it would be like. She thought I was nuts but here we are.

    @etienelamaine9392@etienelamaine93923 ай бұрын
    • it is nuts but we all do it. xxx

      @lisetteem588@lisetteem5882 ай бұрын
    • @@lisetteem588 we really do.

      @etienelamaine9392@etienelamaine93922 ай бұрын
    • Wow!! I wish I could come to that recollection of picking my parents 😊

      @buckie48192@buckie481922 ай бұрын
    • If this is true why do us with horrible parents choose the ones we do?...just curious

      @acorn8170@acorn81702 ай бұрын
    • Maybe we thought we could save them??@@acorn8170

      @ajrwilde14@ajrwilde142 ай бұрын
  • When I first laid eyes on my son, I knew him completely and could see him at every age at that moment. Like I have known him for 500-600 years. Neither of us slept for more than 24 hours. We just stared at each other as if having an ongoing non verbal conversation for hours upon hours. His eyes looked right through me with such tremendous clear focus, like he could peer into my soul and understood me absolutely. When my daughter was born, it was as if someone had handed me their child to hold. I struggled to feel related to her. I had no idea who was in there. We bonded within a few days. But it was very scary waiting for that bonding to sink in, while just going through the motions wondering if we ever would.

    @michellemiller5372@michellemiller53722 ай бұрын
  • Thank you for having this experience on your podcast. In the past couple of months, I have been feeling peace because of people sharing their experiences with near death. In July of last year, my 38-year-old daughter passed away from cancer. It was hard to see her slip away, and the depth of my grief is hard to even sum up in words. Then one day, sometime in November or December, I decided to look up how to deal with grief, and all these videos popped up about near death experiences. Even though I still greatly miss my daughter, and do find myself in tears at times, it’s watching these experiences that have helped. And I especially appreciate, adding the science part to it as well because that’s how my mind works. On another note, it was nice to see someone who can read people like I do. I don’t see auras, I wish I could. Instead it’s like the information is downloaded and I know things that I shouldn’t know about people. That’s quite helpful when one works with children. 😂

    @Carolleeholtjarvis@Carolleeholtjarvis2 ай бұрын
    • I lost my mother to cancer 5 years ago, I didn't think I would be able to get over her loss but thanks to listening to endless near death experiences I feel better able to cope. For me at least it was my mother and mum kept saying at least it wasn't one of us that got sick.....I have often thought about that.....when i imagine the pain and grief I felt when she was gone I simply can´t imagine losing a child. My heartfelt condolences to you.....I´m pretty sure we will all see each other again. xxxxxxxxxxxx

      @JobHuntingAbroad@JobHuntingAbroad2 ай бұрын
  • Please, please, please do more of these!!! This topic is so needed on my life right now. My brother took his life last year. I need answers…..and hope.

    @NatTayHill@NatTayHill3 ай бұрын
    • I'm so very sorry for the loss of your brother. I only say this with the absolute best of intentions. I had an NDE in 2015. The "God" [bright white all loving light] that I experienced would have welcomed your brother home & enfolded him in His all loving embrace. Please know that your brother's spirit is with you always. You'll see signs if you're open to it. Sending big hugs, love, light & prayers.💖

      @hlu777@hlu7773 ай бұрын
    • @@hlu777 ❤️ I am so open to signs, and believe I have seen many in the last 16 months. I was raised in such a strong Christian family and my whole view and outlook has changed. I blame the church and my upbringing for our anxiety and depression. We were told to pray, pray, pray for God to heal us from these debilitating issues and we were never heard. We suffered for years and it finally took him away from us. We waited around for a god to heal us and we could have been helping ourselves for all those years.

      @NatTayHill@NatTayHill3 ай бұрын
    • @NatTayHill I completely understand, agree, & relate. I am very sorry you & your brother went through that. Religious abuse is especially awful because it exploits a very personal and sacred bond with what I call "God" & twists it into something ugly. You & your brother didn't do anything wrong. You aren't being punished. You are very much loved & I know you know this, but taking care of your mental health is just as important as our physical health. Most Christians would get chemo/radiation if they got cancer, so why is it any different when people take medicine or go to therapy for mental health. Just doesn't make any sense. I'm so glad to hear that you see signs from your brother.✨️ I've lost loved ones in the same manner that you lost your brother & I know the horrible things some people say. I just really wanted you to know that he is in Heaven and he will be with you & watching over you always.✨️ Re-reading my previous comment, I hope it didn't come across wrong. I was very much just trying to be delicate & not offend you, a stranger on the internet, lol. When I said "if you're open to it," I just meant if that's within the realm of your spiritual or religious beliefs. I didn't mean to insinuate that you were closed-minded. I definitely could have put that better. Apologies.

      @hlu777@hlu7773 ай бұрын
    • @@hlu777 no apologies needed. I appreciate you reaching out and for your kind words. It means a lot. Thank you. ❤️

      @NatTayHill@NatTayHill3 ай бұрын
    • There's a few different channels on KZhead that specialize in this. Hundreds of testimonials, easy to find, good luck

      @manichispanic5234@manichispanic52342 ай бұрын
  • I didn't believe in any of this $#!+, and while I did not have an NDE, a couple years back I did have a spiritual awakening experience that shares so many similarities to Elizabeth's story. I was an atheist and in this experience I was pulled out of my body and met God. God was a light so bright that I could not look at directly. After a couple minutes, I came back into my body as a new person and a download of new information filled my head. In that moment I instantly became spiritual. Thank you Mayim and Jonathan for these informative and enjoyable interviews! ❤

    @ChattingwithCharlie@ChattingwithCharlie3 ай бұрын
    • Could you share more about your experience, please? I'm very interested!

      @rocabsim6374@rocabsim63743 ай бұрын
    • I agree with the above reply. Your channel looks as if you have a lot more to say on this subject. I to would like to to hear your experience.🌻

      @blue-green369@blue-green3692 ай бұрын
    • I too had an experience fully alive where I met passed on loved ones being channeled thru a boy who probably thought he had multiple personalities. I thought I was dying and they were coming to get me. I felt the presence of God and understood we are a fractal of God Source light. Alot of joyous crying and these knowings. At times it was like I was on a psychedelic trip without any drugs. It was a strange activation of sorts... a soul remembering/integration. I found out later the boy was on drugs and ended up in mental hospital/rehab and had no memory of that time frame. I remember it all and have notes. I've found some explainations but nothing concrete. I was shown the probabilities of my multidimentional selves... old gods and guides were showing up in human form. I would love to talk to someone who's had these experiences and also talk to someone who has explanations. I've had 3 of these '99, '22 and'23 that science would call psychosis but I have witnesses to the '22 time.

      @3stelleroze@3stelleroze2 ай бұрын
    • Maybe that was just some powerful spirit or form of sentience we don't know. That has some hidden agenda, choosing some people, and letting the others die horribly? I don't think you can "meet" god, whatever it is, and it's clearly unobservable, impossible to comprehend. It is everything that is rather than nothing, so an infinite amount of those things, an infinite level of complexity, of which we are a part of. An omniversal whole. that's what god is to me, so I would never see "it" in a dream or NDE (if those are true, who knows, not me, those that believe they know know nothing). I suppose on such a video I will get blasted for not being a guy who believe blindly in every modern interpretation of every little tale in that bible and other religious texts in the same way as them (I don't believe in any and won't read it, it's my choice, don't go there, I already watch good content about historic interpretation of everything religious or esoteric with "Esoterica" and other channels).

      @jojolafrite90@jojolafrite902 ай бұрын
    • AMEN😁👍 God is SO BRIGHT BRIGHT BRIGHT❤❤❤ tAnGibLeS are tEmPoRaRy cONdiTiOnaL illusions... THE LIGHT We look through = ❤ Religions remind Me of sports teams with mascots. 😜 SPEAKING "in Jesus' name" is like eating the mushroom in Mario Brothers game = extra energy power protection via 🌎 game. ❤ Blessings

      @KammeO@KammeO2 ай бұрын
  • When I was 3, I got into my grandfather's medication, and it stopped my heart. I was dead for only a short time but she described everything I remembered and then some. And, I came away from the experience fully believing that each person's version of heaven is very individual. 😊

    @sherrystouth7707@sherrystouth77072 ай бұрын
  • My father had premonitions of horrific car accidents and would always be on scene for the accident. He would always try to save the people’s lives but everyone always passed at the scene. He was never meant to save their lives but was there to blend energies with the victim (s) for easy passing. The worst death is one in the state of fear. He always stayed calm and talked them throughout their experience. He hated it because he always felt it unfair that he couldn’t prevent the accident or save lives. But he was saving souls which was a much greater honour.

    @Love-bo3df@Love-bo3df2 ай бұрын
    • I had premonitions in dreams and senses about accidents etc, and I've learned to pray and ask God to take it away and not let it come to pass and He does: so perhaps it is a call to prayer to help others.

      @rameshbaboolal8101@rameshbaboolal8101Ай бұрын
  • I really appreciate @mayimbialik & @jonathancohen inviting Elizabeth on their podcast. I felt comfortable watching her. I've had 2 NDE's. My first one as a very young child where I was in the proberbial tunnel. My second one at age 48 where I, too, made it to the other side in a garden. No bench for me lol. The colors over there are magnificent. The overwhelming feeling of love is why we don't want to come back to this dense, heavy, negative plane of existence. I've told a few friends, but it's like talking to a cement wall. This is why those of us who have an NDE keep it to ourselves. Sad 😢 I'm so happy Mayim "went there" with this topic. I also have psychic abilities that can prove to be a burden. I appreciate Jeff's input too. Yes, leave EVERYTHING on the table. When things don't make sense, maybe they're making TOO much sense 😉

    @LaurieLaurie-sf3nc@LaurieLaurie-sf3nc3 ай бұрын
    • Find your people. They are out there.

      @chromagirl150@chromagirl1503 ай бұрын
    • 🤯🙌

      @MayimBialik@MayimBialik3 ай бұрын
    • have you watched NLS (alex ferrari) JEFFMARA podcasts?

      @lisetteem588@lisetteem5882 ай бұрын
    • ​@lisetteem588 I was going to suggest the JeffMara podcast. 🤗❤

      @cathybutcher4826@cathybutcher48262 ай бұрын
    • Yes, your gifts may feel like a burden, but God never gives you more than you can handle. Have you asked him what he’d like you to do with the information? My sister has many of these precognitive experiences, and when she was younger, she asked God you tone them down. When she got older, she asked God to restore them, but only if he’ll tell her what she needs to do with the information.

      @rhoward295@rhoward2952 ай бұрын
  • This guest reminds me of my friend, Dannion Brinkley, who was also struck by lightning in 1975. It changed him from the town bully, who liked to punch people in the face,, to a more spiritual person who works with dying veterans at the VA. I met my friend over the phone when I called him about a difficult situation in my life.. His psychic abilities are amazing. So,, I imagine your guest has many stories of things she has experienced over the years. Thank you for having this guest on your podcast. She has quite a story.

    @paulad.4578@paulad.45782 ай бұрын
    • Yelp Ive watched his movie several times..love ol Danni boy ❤😅 "Saved by the Light"

      @montrishabethea331@montrishabethea3312 ай бұрын
    • That reminds me of an article that i read decades ago about a project where Russian prisoners who had commited acts of violence had been delegated to care for babies and children dying of cancer. The results of the project described how the men were transformed by the experience, ultimately living compassion, vunerability, responsibility and love.

      @collineare@collineare2 ай бұрын
    • I listen to him on David Nino Rodriguez' channel

      @dharmadharma3960@dharmadharma39602 ай бұрын
    • I love dannion❤

      @tamaraterrymusic2656@tamaraterrymusic26562 ай бұрын
    • @paulad 4578, Dannion Brinkley said, he died 4 times and each time had a life review. He said, the life review is very important. His documentary is called Saved by The Light, and a fascinating man. I've seen him lately as a guest on other channels.

      @cathyrenick8562@cathyrenick85622 ай бұрын
  • What a beautiful episode. The discussion was genuine, coherent, and completely relatable. Mayim, your questions are intelligent, interesting, respectful, and just what I think many people also were wondering. The whole episode was engaging, thoughtful, and moving. Keep it up! We will keep watching.

    @cybercie@cybercie2 ай бұрын
  • I don't believe in organized religion. I do believe in God; the Bible teaches it's not about religion it's about your personal relationship between you and God and your heart condition.

    @sumofme1@sumofme12 ай бұрын
    • Then you need to actually read the Bible because your comment is very wrong.

      @elaineinarizona6354@elaineinarizona63542 ай бұрын
    • ​@elaineinarizona6354 you may like to consider this,. You may only be reading the bible like a primary aged pupil where as @sumofme1 may have the cognisance of a old knowledgeable person of wisdom who reads the bible at a totally different level of higher understanding than yourself. You are possibly at the correct level of development for you at this moment in time but thousands of others have a much deeper broader and higher understanding that is right for them. I may mean you need to read the bible with a far more open intellectual mind to do more growth and learning.

      @micheledix2616@micheledix26162 ай бұрын
    • @@micheledix2616 oh pleeeease! 😂🤣😂 Read the Bible. Especially, where it discusses the importance of the CHURCH!!

      @elaineinarizona6354@elaineinarizona63542 ай бұрын
    • @@elaineinarizona6354 wow, knickers in a knot, much. 'CHURCH', mmmmm, well there are many definitions of church and it really depends on each person's definition of what church means. Some mean a building, a structure. Some people see it as those who gather together, some say it is the quantity of numbers who gather . Others say 2 persons of like mind is a church. So, being fair minded just what were you attempting to tell @ sumofme1. How do you know they do not gather with others who believe and do their best to follow what has been set out in the Bible?. Just not attend 'organised' religious buildings called church. After all the most beautiful places to gather are under natural places and spaces which if you truly feel and 'listen' give you a feeling of the sacred. 2 or more feeling that is a church.

      @micheledix2616@micheledix26162 ай бұрын
    • @@micheledix2616 read the Bible moron. It is very clear what it states about Churches and the importance of belonging to a Church community.

      @elaineinarizona6354@elaineinarizona63542 ай бұрын
  • I loved this conversation! As someone who has read and listened to many NDE stories, it was interesting to hear Mayim and Jonathan ask questions from a blend of a scientific and a spiritual perspective. As a side note, it is common for people who experience a NDE to get divorced because the experience so profoundly changes them that their spouse is left living with a stranger.

    @merrie501@merrie5013 ай бұрын
    • That makes perfect sense!

      @buckie48192@buckie481922 ай бұрын
    • I feel like this 😩 My bf doesn’t want to talk about our daughter’s experiences with God and it really makes me feel lonely.

      @MyLady22@MyLady222 ай бұрын
    • @@MyLady22💕

      @skittles2055@skittles20552 ай бұрын
    • Clearly you were not dead but unconscious.

      @fairynuff167@fairynuff1672 ай бұрын
    • @MyLady22 Interesting that someone would not be curious.

      @lelamaciolek1166@lelamaciolek1166Ай бұрын
  • Elizabeth..... I am so very sorry for the awful abuse you endured as a child. :( Thank you for this wonderful interview of Elizebeth G. Krohn & Jeffrey J. Kripal. There is so much we just do not know, and bringing information to the light of day will help all of us.

    @Deb5S5111@Deb5S51113 ай бұрын
  • I love love love that Mayim and Johnathon (?) brought Elizabeth and Jeff(?) (such a hard time with spelling peoples names) on your podcast!! The humbleness that Elizabeth speaks with is profound! There are several things that have been discussed that I could have conversations about for months on each! She talked about the choice of all events in her life before she was born. And then asked if she had a responsibility to tell people her perception or knowing about anyone she encounters. I spoke out loud to the tv (3 weeks after this was aired) “NO!!! The purpose of having this experience is to tell your truth. Though your words many people will start to believe they are not alone in there understanding and cause a chain reaction of healing.” I live alone. And got almost embarrassed about it! lol But really! Your communication style will open many hearts and minds to heal. I have never felt more connected over such a distance and time frame before!! Thank you all of you for sharing! I needed to hear you today.

    @aubreyjones8103@aubreyjones81032 ай бұрын
  • Mayim! I miss you on Jepardy! ❤just so happy to know this channel exists. I listen to at least 1 NDE shows a day. This was really good.

    @goofygranny1020@goofygranny10202 ай бұрын
    • Yes you were fun on Jepardy!

      @goofygranny1020@goofygranny102013 күн бұрын
  • Please DON’T get rid of that music in the background. 🎶 ❤. Also, you do you. It’s your podcast and I tune in because of you. Interview who you want. Talk about whatever you want. Love and respect.

    @danaw23@danaw233 ай бұрын
    • Yes, indeed!

      @lucyvillanueva2007@lucyvillanueva20073 ай бұрын
    • It's disruptive.

      @user-lb8bg6kj9m@user-lb8bg6kj9m3 ай бұрын
    • @@user-lb8bg6kj9m Maybe look into Calmer or Loop ear inserts / plugs to help up block out the background music and make it so you can listen without annoyance? They help artists, as well as autistic people, hear spoken word and tune out certain noxious noises

      @rhoward295@rhoward2952 ай бұрын
    • Don't get rid of it but turn down the volume about halfway.

      @angeltoestats@angeltoestats2 ай бұрын
    • Yea, but get rid of the ADDS!! We are here for the lady speaking and telling her story. It's disruptive. I have YT premium and still get ADDS cause you guys added a Lumi ADD n stuff.

      @Romaline100@Romaline1002 ай бұрын
  • Mayim, as someone who has always been terrified of losing my loved ones to death, I found it so comforting that your response (as a neuroscientist) was not one of, "Wow, brains do crazy things!" I am a person of faith, and I cling to the hope that we reunite with the ones we love, but I am also trained in the sciences, which has left me, at times, with so much doubt and fear. I feel so grateful that you asked what you did at the end and that you approached it without dismissiveness of the spiritual possibilities.

    @MR-or6yv@MR-or6yv3 ай бұрын
    • May God bless you with clarity and comfort that surpasses human understanding. For all of us this world seems so big and with many questions though seeking through through the wisdom of God does lead to places...may not always be what we want to hear or know but deep inside we know it fits in the puzzles that are missing. My personal experiences in life led me on many paths though God always brought me back to Himself and He is the only comfort that actually brought tangible comfort which no one or thing else could give me. Jesus' love is so much comfort even though aches are present and His love and comfort is greater than what words can describe to do justice...each person seeking relief has to go directly to the source but sadly many give up too quickly when storms hit but to keep the faith in God really does not take much on our end...all it really takes is faith the size of a mustard seed and God will be the comfort needed even though the storm around us is mighty yet His comfort keeps us through it all. The answers are all there in the Bible, the second half of the Bible really pop with the beauty of being in God, as He gave His Son Jesus to be for us what we could never be and He finished it all so beautifully that all we have is to believe what Jesus did is true and in return have assurance for everlasting life...and not to continue to respawn like a game but to actually be eternally alive and get to keep what we know and to have our loved ones beside us forever. Yea, it can be heartbreaking when we realize the truth of Christ and yet also have had loved ones whom never believed but passed and to wonder what it will be like for them or if we ever will see them again but when it comes down to it, everyone is given freewill and many simply just do not want to believe and we can never force anyone into anything, as God does not force us in anything or to believe Him. Everyone must choose on their own as everyone has freewill and that in itself has me be in awe of God, for He never forces us into anything and will give us everything simply because we believe Him. There is no boasting with God cause no one can work or be better in order to have God love them...He gives His love for free as He does with eternal life and in the end no one can boast but to simply be in awe cause His love is like no other. Jesus loves His creation dearly and all He ever seeks is the hearts to believe His love is truth and He bore all the weight for us instead of us having to and really does not require anything from us but to believe His love story which in the end gives so much more than we can now comprehend. To have eternal life in Paradise or to not and have to face hell...hum, it is clear as day that the first option is best...and really it is, especially since it cost us nothing cause Jesus gives eternal life with Him for free. All it takes is believing and it can be a sad thing to see how many reject His gift and His gift truly is a gift with no strings attached. Anyhow, may you be led to His truth and receive the much needed comfort which truly is worth having. ❤

      @John_Lete@John_Lete2 ай бұрын
    • dr eben alexander, dr jill bolte taylor...there are others.. some ppl are victims of scientism. dont be! to me it's not spirituality and science.. to me spirituality is a branch of science..

      @lisetteem588@lisetteem5882 ай бұрын
  • Anecdote: I am a 53-year old attorney and when I was 7 My older brother died from an accident I did not about but later that night My 9-year old brother which I was very close too, in a beautiful White gown and with a Big smile showed up in My room and told me that he was saying goodbye because it was his time. Three days after when My father visited me and told me he needed to talk to me I told him, don't worry I know My brother died he came to Say good bye, I am sad, but I AM ok, because he looked very happy going to heaven.

    @peaceandlove544@peaceandlove5442 ай бұрын
    • That’s beautiful,

      @sidilicious11@sidilicious1117 күн бұрын
  • Wow! Mayim & Jonathan, this is my first of your videos. I am so glad that this video "found" me. You two make an amazing team. It seems as though you read each other's minds. You don't encroach on each other and your timing of interfacing with each other is perfect. You ask intelligent & point on questions that helped this amazing interview to flow perfectly. Can't wait for the followup episode to this one. Liz's story is amazing!!!

    @Hopium51@Hopium512 ай бұрын
    • My first time seeing this too! 🎉

      @lindacox6551@lindacox65512 ай бұрын
  • changed my WHOLE LIFE OUTLOOK, today! I was an open-minded skeptic who now GETS it.

    @mbrovitz@mbrovitz3 ай бұрын
    • I stumbled upon the JeffMara podcast about a year ago. It led me to the Next Level Soul podcast. There are hundreds of episodes of NDE's between those two podcasts. The garden comes up a lot. So does the "life review." All of it has changed my outlook as well.

      @comediantomryan@comediantomryan2 ай бұрын
    • Amen❤

      @montrishabethea331@montrishabethea3312 ай бұрын
    • ​​, Great listening to these amazing experiences and listen to Next Level Soul podcast too.

      @cathyrenick8562@cathyrenick85622 ай бұрын
  • My family loves to hear the stories of my grandma growing up picking cotton in Missouri during the Depression. She was hit at three separate times in the head with lightning bolts. Big Lightning bolts. Amazing that she lived through each one of those experiences. I really enjoyed Elizebeth's story. What an amazing woman.

    @HEROICRacingApparel@HEROICRacingApparel2 ай бұрын
  • Wow. My experience was so similar. When I was 35, I was put into the ICU, and told they had to restart my heart. I believe I was out for 34.47mins. As I was coming to, I remember hearing the conversation of the doctor with the nursing team, they were calling time of death, and discussing how they would tell my husband. I remember the floating over my body, feeling sorry for the doctors that they were so stressed out. I remember thinking that my body is rubbish compared to the soul, which is priceless. (Worth more than its weight in gold). I flew out over earth and over the galaxy in seconds, to what I thought was heaven. It was a room full of people, sitting standing around. My mum, grandmother, great grandmother was there. I remember standing there, and in a loud voice my great grandmother said ‘what are you doing here!’, and everyone turned to look at me. It was embarrassing. In my NDE, the 3 planets/persons Elizabeth talks about, were actually 3 people. I remember approaching them, and my mum asked them if I could stay, and they said no, I needed to go back. I believe they were watching over people on earth. I remember asking ‘God’, and again same answer. I didn’t see God’s face. He was just a voice ‘beyond’. Being out for so long didn’t affect me as much as the doctors thought it would, but recovery for the first 1 year was a little tough.

    @cathiematthews1359@cathiematthews13592 ай бұрын
  • I LOVE how well rounded this podcasts is !! .... Bialik = intelligence , knowledge, wit , humor , depth, timing , open minded , humbleness, vulnerability ... so very articulate , asks the right questions & intently listens.... always look forward to listening to her!! ...

    @rozacielo7792@rozacielo77922 ай бұрын
  • This is so great. I love how Mayim and Jonathan get so involved in each episode. Especially Mayim, when she shows her vulnerability and sensitivity. It makes the interview that much more HUMAN. The topics are so different and detailed my mind has been changed several times with multiple topics and ideas. I love these videos please keep going. Thankyou Mayim and Jonathan ❤❤❤

    @user-ru8bj2dq8v@user-ru8bj2dq8v3 ай бұрын
  • Not everything can or should be explained by science. This episode is very special. Thank you both for what you brought to it! Cannot wait for the extended outro! I’ve commented here before, but have to share again: I’ve known several people with abilities like this in my life, but none truly shifted my mindset before my son came along. He has autism and epilepsy, as well as synesthesia and psychic abilities beyond my comprehension. The beginning of my understanding of it was when he used to tell me what color people were as a toddler. It took a few years before he could explain that he was seeing their auras. I have wondered before if one or more of his seizures were NDEs, or where this comes from. I don’t have to understand it, but I have so much respect for people who try to help the rest of us comprehend what if feels like! When I was around my son’s age (20), a psychic person told me I had a “weak or fuzzy” agreement from a boy who had chosen me. Everything she told me that day came to be. Every single thing. Whatever I did right to fulfill that agreement from him, I am thankful. It’s very challenging, but I wouldn’t trade him for the world. Now, to figure out what my life lessons are this time around…

    @The_Green_Queen@The_Green_Queen3 ай бұрын
    • it is science, it's just not accepted yet. Yesterday was the anniversary of a burning at the stake in 1600, Giordano Bruno is known for some cosmological speculations that were extraordinary for the 16th century: that the universe has no center because it is infinitely extended, for example, and that the other stars might be suns of their own with their own planets. Sounds like an interesting life and son you have. I would have loved a kid to talk to me about auras. ive seen a handful myself and they meant something big each time. Wish i met a psychic who would fn help me lol. xxx

      @lisetteem588@lisetteem5882 ай бұрын
    • Beautiful ❤

      @tami.1111@tami.11112 ай бұрын
    • You know how she said that her child had picked her to be her mother I guess that doesn’t happen to everyone because why would some children pick their abusive parents or parents that have hurt them or even worse. The things we just don’t understand I guess we will if we make it to heaven .

      @buckie48192@buckie481922 ай бұрын
    • It will take many life times to learn all the lessons life can teach us up to our individual missions. Brings to mind the scripture in Revelations 3:12 "Him that overcometh will I make a pillar in the temple of my God, and he shall GO NO MORE OUT: and I will write upon him the name of my God, and the name of the city of my God, which is new Jerusalem, which cometh down out of heaven from my God: and I will write upon him my new name."

      @deanchappell1314@deanchappell13142 ай бұрын
    • I had a seizure disorder for a few years due to a head injury. I learned from Dianetics what causes seizures and realized that if, when I had a feeling of a seizure approaching, if I would feel manually solid objects around me, the thing that caused the seizures would move away. This might work for your son. There is also a technique by which you can stop a seizure called the Body Communication Process, but that takes special training. I hope the simpler technique works for him.

      @edwinbloemendaal1519@edwinbloemendaal15192 ай бұрын
  • I’m so glad I found this. For decades I’ve wondered why I only “see” the traumatic events. Ohmygosh. Thank you.

    @jjetsam3@jjetsam32 ай бұрын
  • I love Elizabeth's NDE. I had a NDE when I was 23, I am 46 now and it completely changed myife. Its a knowing , just a knowing and the message of unconditional love was what I came back with also. ❤ x there is so much more to us than you can possibly imagine .

    @FionnualaReynolds@FionnualaReynolds2 ай бұрын
  • I’m a strong believer. You gave me chills.I love studying NDES. Was a Hospice Nurse,and have experienced/ witnessed very Moving behavior.❤🎉😊

    @vickydittfield9822@vickydittfield98222 ай бұрын
    • I bet the stories are very interesting 😊

      @buckie48192@buckie481922 ай бұрын
    • I too have worked in hospice for children and adults, have always felt blessed to be there to help the patient and families through time. I’ve had a few of these patients come to tell me goodbye after they have died, I would later get confirmation from the family or nurses that they in fact had died at that time. The first time this happened I was 14 yo and it was a good friend that had died. I have listened to patients that have had NDE as well as read and believed in the stories. Knowing it’s all true!

      @Bop2mystic99@Bop2mystic992 ай бұрын
    • I looked through these comments carefully before deciding to comment. I’m not a believer, and I certainly would never try to take anything away from someone’s personal story or from those that are grieving, but I have such a difficult time believing in any kind of god or afterlife. I am amazed by these stories and I honestly don’t know what to make of them. I’m wondering-when you say that you are a strong believer, is that belief in any particular religion or god, or is it a general understanding that you have come to through your experience as a hospice nurse? My hang up may be with particular religious dogmas and doctrines. I don’t know-trying to work through this. Thanks

      @SuperManning11@SuperManning112 ай бұрын
    • @@SuperManning11 I don’t have any religious affiliation that I cling to but I can respect all the beliefs and religions around the world. There are different ways that one comes to accept the concept of life after and before our lives here and now, faith, belief, a knowing, and experience. Someday we may also have accepted scientific proof. Reincarnation and NDE experiences told by young children are the most compelling when they talk of past lives with names and places that can be verified and NDE experiences that are able to state what was said and done outside of a room while their bodies are having CPR preformed in a hospital setting. It’s good to have an open mind to possibilities and I wish you luck on your venture.

      @bop2mystic74@bop2mystic742 ай бұрын
    • Romans 10:9

      @jamietaylor7122@jamietaylor7122Ай бұрын
  • Thank you so much. I too had an experience with a 15 foot tall angelic being…Whose face was so bright I could not see it. I was sober, awake and extremely cynical. I’ve never been the same since. Wow. I love you guys. I would love to meet J Kripal. I have a thousand questions.

    @user-gl2fy9mt8g@user-gl2fy9mt8g3 ай бұрын
    • i personally usualy know who im talking to.. one such time was Metatron. i had the same reso]pponse as Nikki Allen "metatron? that sounds like a fn transformer right?" He is very talllll "wears" a type of purple..enflded me in in what seemed to be wings or a large skirt. x

      @lisetteem588@lisetteem5882 ай бұрын
    • Wow. Amazing...l. Too. Saw. A. Bright being. Of. Life...after. Mum. Graduated. To. The. Otherside..after. 3 months. Meditations,. I. Pleaded. To. See. My. Mum. To. An. Arch Angel and. Asked. To. See mum. In. Spirit. Form ....well. I. Kept. Praying + pleading...she. Came. To.me. As. A. Face. On. A. Wall. That. Transformed. To. Soft pink, then 3 weeks. Later a. Bright. Being of. Light appears floating near. My. Ceiling, my mum came too. Transparent. And all Flowing. With. White. Illuminating. Light🌷🌺

      @lorraineformosa857@lorraineformosa8572 ай бұрын
  • I lost my friends too !!! It was very very painful- but liberating in the same time !!! Years later i am very very happy with myself- i love myself now.

    @norinaneacsu5308@norinaneacsu53082 ай бұрын
  • This is a side note…nobody has a better “Smile of Joy” than Mayim!! I especially love the episode where she is singing along to Neil Diamond! I could watch that episode over and over due to her unbelievable smile of pure happiness. If you are having a hard day, go watch that episode to cheer you up. It’s the scavenger hunt episode.

    @dangerismyusername@dangerismyusername2 ай бұрын
    • On BBT

      @dangerismyusername@dangerismyusername2 ай бұрын
  • I so needed this, I had a near death experience and haven’t spoke to someone who also had this experience. Not as extreme an experience, but white light tunnel and someone at the end. Definitely a life changing experience.

    @peteginnievota3061@peteginnievota30613 ай бұрын
  • Thank you so much for treating this subject and your guests with dignity, respect, and intelligence. Please consider having Esther Hicks on your podcast.

    @dicedrice7216@dicedrice72163 ай бұрын
    • I wish everyone in the world would listen to and read Abraham/Hicks! The material has both reinforced things that I knew and helped me change my views of life in general. My only frustration is not having people with whom I can discuss it; as we know, if they are not ready to hear it, they are not going to listen.

      @jojons6484@jojons64842 ай бұрын
    • We are here ​@@jojons6484❤❤❤

      @user-zi7gx2wp2o@user-zi7gx2wp2o2 ай бұрын
  • I’ve had out of body experiences since I was a child. In one of them I asked to be shown heaven, and my consciousness was instantly transported to a garden like no other. Giant flowers with vivid colours, lush greenery, and the whole place vibrated with love. This earthly plane definitely pales in comparison!

    @DeeeeLeeee@DeeeeLeeee2 ай бұрын
    • Thank you 🙏

      @sl4983@sl4983Ай бұрын
    • Was it a medical issue when you were a child, or dreaming?

      @sl4983@sl4983Ай бұрын
    • @@sl4983 just an altered state of consciousness, going by what I’ve found out since. Apparently Indian Yogis practice various breathing and meditation practices to reach such a state, but somehow I was a natural, possibly from lifestyle: Conscientious and compassionate from a young age, became vegetarian in teens, later vegan, etc…

      @DeeeeLeeee@DeeeeLeeeeАй бұрын
  • The "oh it's you!" with her babies is so sweet! We do stick with the same souls through lifetimes. I believe it 100 percent!

    @KrissySaturday@KrissySaturdayАй бұрын
  • I remember when I was about four years old I told my mom that if she didn’t do something I wanted, I would put her back in line and choose another mom and, in my mind, I could clearly see this line of mom‘s to choose from. And she asked me to tell her more about that and all I could just say was”I picked you and if you’re not careful, I’ll pick someone else!” lol

    @melodycampbell1666@melodycampbell16662 ай бұрын
    • Why did you pick your mom?

      @dca7773@dca77732 ай бұрын
    • That’s awesome 😅

      @BrillGirl82@BrillGirl822 ай бұрын
    • My little girl told me she “wanted a new mommy”. Wow that hurt haha she’s lucky she was so cute saying it.

      @amysue1616@amysue1616Ай бұрын
  • This is one of my favorite podcast of Breakdowns. She is a very likeable woman and I appreciated her sharing and honesty and Jeffry's outlook as well.

    @stac3426@stac34263 ай бұрын
  • There truly is such great healing in these NDE videos. So thankful 🙏 to have found them. Its like my soul is so thirsty for the knowledge. A deep yearning that becomes satisfied when I hear about what happened. Thanks to all who have had ndes and are sharing uour truth. You are helping to heal all who want to partake. I'm truly grateful 🙏.

    @angelacrowe5575@angelacrowe5575Ай бұрын
  • I had that feeling about being here too--like it’s so dim and murky. I was a happy healthy mommy but what I felt there was so addicting. That love and peace and joy… and when I returned I was in ICU in severe pain and a coma with a hard time ahead. I can’t help but miss it and look forward to my return. I’m not unhappy but that was so free, weightless, stressless, inviting.

    @sheffi01008631@sheffi01008631Ай бұрын
  • Mayim, you are such a good interviewer! ❤

    @user-fg5jf4mi6h@user-fg5jf4mi6h3 ай бұрын
    • I agree. Talk about multi-faceted 👏🏻👏🏻

      @mamapretz@mamapretz3 ай бұрын
    • Yes she is amazing!

      @MyLady22@MyLady222 ай бұрын
    • I just sat for the entire 2 hours and and I find Mayim to be as bright and as articulate as I have ever witnessed in ANY venue. (and this is coming from a Christopher Hitchens fan)

      @kevinmahoney5923@kevinmahoney5923Ай бұрын
  • Love this Mayim!! I’m looking forward to the podcast that expands on this subject.

    @leahroberson@leahroberson2 ай бұрын
  • I am not alone. One of the most beneficial PODCASTS I have ever listened too. Thank you for sharing.

    @charlesl4291@charlesl42912 ай бұрын
  • Well, just finished the current video podcast and I CANNOT WAIT for “outro” episode! 😊 😁👍🏻

    @LoretoEsTorres@LoretoEsTorres3 ай бұрын
  • I had the unconditional love and peace. I chose to stay because I saw my husband below quietly sobbing. I was unhappy to be back in this world, too. I did not meet God or anyone, just saw a beautiful colored sky, felt the incredible love. I have actually deconverted from my faith since my experience 10 years ago, but I have not been afraid to die anymore.

    @dm4859@dm48592 ай бұрын
    • Do you think you'll have that same experience when you die without faith in God?

      @justinecamille7426@justinecamille74262 ай бұрын
    • Over 40 years ago now I had the same experience, totally unconditional love and a complete sense of belonging, I was where I belonged. My husband at the time found me unconscious and brought me back, complete feeling of terror being dragged away from there. Has remained vivid and clear throughout my entire life.

      @ireneoregan7024@ireneoregan70242 ай бұрын
    • 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

      @jasmineschnarr@jasmineschnarr2 ай бұрын
  • Some people are so afraid of death it takes away their ability to live life and to feel joy.

    @pamelaferreira4594@pamelaferreira45942 ай бұрын
    • Many.

      @user-og7yn2hs5d@user-og7yn2hs5d12 күн бұрын
  • My husband died and saw himself from up above his body while in the hospital. He said he was watching from the upper corner of the room. He heard the doctors talking and everything, saying they weren’t gonna be able to save him… but he made it. One other time a man died near him, he fell to his death at Red Rocks amphitheater in Colorado and soon after he felt this man’s souls pass through his own body. ? I know he does not lie.

    @kelleyabitbol6156@kelleyabitbol61562 ай бұрын
    • My mom died on the operating table after open heart surgery and she heard the most beautiful music ever and felt such peace but she was brought back to life. She could hear my dad and others talking but she couldn’t respond. I lived in Colorado for almost 2 yrs when my husband was on the Army and we visited Red Rock it was pretty fascinating.! Nature is beautiful. I hope your husband is doing good! 👍😊🥰

      @buckie48192@buckie481922 ай бұрын
  • I’m so pleasantly impressed with Mr Kripal’s insights, knowledge and conversation style. Great interview-everyone flowed so well.

    @Sashas-mom@Sashas-mom3 ай бұрын
  • After this terrific episode I highly recommend, specially to Jonathan, Dr. Eben Alexander’s book PROOF OF HEAVEN. When a very skeptical MD, even more specialized in brain as a successful neurosurgeon, is who experience in his own flesh and soul a near death and afterlife experience, things that he can explain are so overwhelming, that could change forever our framework about what we don’t know! Said that, it amazes me how humble is Elizabeth explaining her stunning story! Such an amazing lady! Always stunned here that people who “return” from near death experiences, came more tolerant, resilient, humble and kind!

    @marisamartinezolivera@marisamartinezolivera3 ай бұрын
    • Along with Dr Eben, is Anita Mourjani also a very hard NDE experience and beautiful message for humanity about the so called “reality” that we live in.

      @celenebalvaneda4848@celenebalvaneda48483 ай бұрын
    • Excellent book indeed! Maybe mayim and Jonathan can have him over.

      @irenitele8497@irenitele84972 ай бұрын
  • I have a hearing problem that prevents me from hearing words being said if backround music is present. So, please keep the sound unpolluted. Here is a copy of a vague description of Auditory processing disorder Description A condition that makes it hard to understand speech. The cause of this condition isn't known. It may be linked to ear infections or delays in nervous system growth. Other risk factors can be early birth or head injury. It's often linked to learning problems in children. Older adults with hearing loss often have it. Treatment can help, but this condition can't be cured Thank you for providing a clear audio for hearing impaired people. Love your show.

    @susanb5177@susanb51772 ай бұрын
  • I've been a medium all my life but did not realize it until I was in my late 20's. As I learned of my natural abilities I discovered that I also had premonitions. They were horrible! I asked a spiritual teacher from my church WHY I might be getting these visions. He suggested that I was being shown these events to send healing. At my next premonition I applied this new knowledge. As soon as I said a prayer for all involved and sent the intention of healing the whole premonition it would be released from me. I share this in hopes that it might help your guest (or someone else who may read this). Great show Mayim. Loved everyone's perspective. You asked great questions.

    @marthatierney2632@marthatierney2632Ай бұрын
  • I so believe Elizabeth. Her words remind me of Carolyn Myss’s Sacred Contracts and the writings of Eckhart Tolle. Our tiny brains are so limited. Her being struck by lightening opened her to a more sacred awareness. I cannot wait to see the follow up podcast. I love your podcasts. I think this one has set my thinking on fire and I want to know more. Thank you a thousand times. Michelle.

    @michellehart56@michellehart563 ай бұрын
  • Thank you!! My husband died suddenly three months ago and I found this so comforting

    @user-jy4dn5ym8e@user-jy4dn5ym8e3 ай бұрын
    • Sending comfort your way 🫶

      @MayimBialik@MayimBialik3 ай бұрын
    • Thankyou Mayim, we loved listening to you

      @user-jy4dn5ym8e@user-jy4dn5ym8e3 ай бұрын
    • @@MayimBialikThank you so much for doing this episode. I have been a fan of yours since Blossom days, your show used to cheer me up when I was stressed. It's a delight to see you still wowing audiences with your wit, insight and charm. I believe we all have רוּחַ inside of us. Please please please interview Chris Bledsoe, author of UFO of GOD. He has been investigated by NASA, CIA, NSA etc.. for over 15 years. His story and his family's story will blow your mind. Love you Blossom! God bless you! kzhead.info/sun/i9GPgaqQaYKmaWg/bejne.html

      @captainzubb@captainzubb2 ай бұрын
  • I feel like this was your best episode. While I do love most of your videos, I love the mixture of science, spirituality, unknown and faith/acceptance. Thank you.

    @Wishywashytoo@Wishywashytoo2 ай бұрын
  • I am SO glad you are covering this topic, Mayim! It's very real! Near Death experiences are not the only chance at communicating with the other side! There are past life regression therapists, there are psychic mediums and classes to become one yourself, etc. Scientists have already proven we are energy and all one and connected!!! We do NOT die!!! This isn't our only life, and won't be our last! I myself have had visions during meditations, and have had strangers be incredibly accurate and detailed on my life experiences. There is a lot involved in our processes, so not everyone is accurate or even legitimate because people are people, but we all have the capacity. As Jesus states, you can do as I and more! So, frequency is based on Love versus fear and it effects our connection. Also some people are able to do more becUse they actually chose before they came here to be in that field or to effect others through their "gift", which is really in everyone if they want to do it. It is like everything else, we need to hone our skills. It's not always handed to us.

    @topazzsky@topazzsky2 ай бұрын
  • A heartfelt thank you for sharing Elizabeth's experience. A remotely similar experience happened to one of my cousins. After a life-threatening car accident that left him permanently paralyzed from the neck down, he can read people with pinpoint accuracy. Keep up the awesome work. And, take care.

    @Sakana_Ren@Sakana_Ren3 ай бұрын
  • Thank you, Mayim, for reading this book, sharing about it, and talking to Elizabeth about her experience. I’ve always been fascinated by NDEs, but having never had one myself I never expected this episode to not only be intriguing (it was) but VALIDATING. My whole life I’ve had flashes of precognition, senses of a past life, moments of what I suppose some would call telepathy, and even moments of connections with the dead. I don’t talk about it often, and there are some people to whom I have a stronger connection than others (my mother being the strongest). But when your conversation touched on the layer cake of time, of precognition being your future brain connecting to your present brain… wow. That is EXACTLY what my experience has been. I get flashes of myself where I get an immediate download of the exact context I exist in in that future moment - what I’m doing, who I’m with, what came just before. When the moment actually occurs - usually several years in the future - I feel that connection to my past self and can recall with perfect clarity the context on the other end of that connection - what I was doing, who I was with, what came just before, and, since this is now hindsight, what came after. And since my late teens I’ve been certain that we are all part of a gestalt consciousness, and hearing that repeated in this episode was also incredibly validating. I could keep going on about my bigger premonitions, about my beliefs about our gestalt consciousness and how it relates to God, about my experiences with the information download, but I’ll end again with a thanks for sharing this, and thank you for the thoughtful way in which you approached it. Now I must get this book.

    @daniellebartov6580@daniellebartov65803 ай бұрын
  • I was very close to my grandma after she died she came to me and told me she was wonderful and not to worry. She said “heaven is beautiful and there is no such thing as hell” I went downstairs to my mother told her it turned out it was grandma’s birthday and she had died nine months prior. I loved this episode and want to read her book thank you

    @lindakochis5476@lindakochis54762 ай бұрын
  • Thank you. This was very interesting. I have never listened to your podcast. It came up randomly for me and I'm glad it did.

    @kt4774@kt47742 ай бұрын
  • Thank you for this fascinating episode! I recently celebrated my 70th birthday, and I have been studying what I affectionately call "the Woo" for most of my life. It's so refreshing to see it discussed seriously, without snark, but with a sincere sense of curiosity and wonder. Please continue to explore these topics! Much love to you both!

    @lindalee5975@lindalee59752 ай бұрын
  • This episode was so good. I’m the type of person that worries about what comes next. Elizabeth’s experience was so interesting to hear.

    @daniellegeyer1219@daniellegeyer12193 ай бұрын
  • Mayim such a joy. How can you not love her. Makes interviewing someone about their story so easy. Love the story.

    @katewebber1131@katewebber11312 ай бұрын
  • I've watched hundreds of KZhead podcast but have never commented on them. This one; yours; I had to tell you was the best one I've watched. It was funny, thought provoking and entertaining. You guys do a great job in the interview and I can't wait to see the upcoming one about Elizabeth. Thank You.

    @joseclarkstonmichigan2573@joseclarkstonmichigan25732 ай бұрын
  • Hello Mayim and Jonathan. I've never heard an interview quite like this one. Such incredible curiosity, open mindedness and intelligence in both of your responses and questions. This is my first time listening to your show and I subscribed. I love the scientific background you bring in, Mayim, and seeing how spirituality and science are now coming together once again, I believe your wonderful show plays an important part in bringing this type of information to those who are awakening now. Leave everything on the table. I love that. I have had my gifts since I was in my early 20's...probably earlier...not through an NDE but an intense desire to learn and experience a deeper connection, not only with the Divine, but my inner self. Elizabeth's story was so powerful and she is certainly right in saying that there are no words that exist that can describe those profound spiritual experiences. The last little bit at the end was so amazing. Hearing the impact this interview had on you both and the emotion in your voices touched me and I'm looking forward to more. Much Love & Blessings

    @VickyFord@VickyFord3 ай бұрын
  • Enjoying this episode so much. This new paradigm thought, along with new words we need to begin using, needs to get out there. Alternate planes/dimensions, are the new new. Everything is happening around us. Sort of "cloaked" around us. I had a conscious out of body experience as I was teaching a meditation class in my yoga studio back in 2003. As soon as I closed my eyes, I was taken up into the Universe. I stayed for years all by myself, feeling only love. Then my human mind said, "How will I get back to my yoga mat?" And in that moment, I was dropped back into my physical body. My students told me I had just stopped speaking. Only a second had passed in this reality. I am now a medium and have begun recording "voices" from the other dimensions cloaked around us, and I'm still processing and learning from that split second! Thanks, Mayim, for your part in all of this. As a medium, I allow Spirit to bring through me what my client needs to know for their soul expansion at this moment. The information is out there. Quieting the mind, allows me to receive it. I agree with her, I dislike the questions about career, love life, and money. 😀 I LOVE Elizabeth and Jeff! In all agreement with everything! Thank you!

    @DonnaBoyleMedium@DonnaBoyleMedium3 ай бұрын
  • Not only do I love the characters you have portrayed on TV and the fact that you are so accomplished, but I also love how open to spiritual/ED experiences you are. You are so wonderful!❤

    @NW_7_23@NW_7_232 ай бұрын
  • I find her so compelling. They do well together. The interview is wonderful. Thank you.

    @josephcollins6033@josephcollins60332 ай бұрын
  • Oh my gosh guys! I’m so happy to see this content on your podcast. Who better to bridge those worlds than you two?! ❤

    @fbtx23@fbtx232 ай бұрын
  • I am surprised she said that earth is hell. That is something that I truly believe for many years. In my journey, I have had many experiences with caring for elderly and being with them during their last days and final day. My personal life experiences and my faith have been conficted with each other. Nice to hear this. Thank you ❤❤❤

    @cathyredman6172@cathyredman61723 ай бұрын
    • Earth is HELL. I agree

      @ZenYogi55@ZenYogi553 ай бұрын
    • It sounds good but Hell is real and worse than earth. Now Heaven that's what we need to believe in. ❤

      @striving1@striving13 ай бұрын
    • I believe that too, and the part where they say that our brains just limit what we perceive of this world to protect us. Kurzgezagt just posted a video about a similar topic.

      @babyruthless9670@babyruthless96703 ай бұрын
    • @@striving1no sweetheart this is hell. I’ve died and been to heaven, yes it’s real! I did the same thing Wadda ya mean I gotta go back that’s hell! You’re not done yet and we’ll be here to help you. I pray to them all the time and holler for help as well as praying to creator. Our inadequate word ‘god’ doesn’t even come close. 🙏🏻🤔

      @lindabuck2777@lindabuck27773 ай бұрын
    • I believe this earth is Hell. When we die and go to heaven, then we will absolutely know the truth.

      @brookelyn9817@brookelyn98173 ай бұрын
  • First time here, excellent conversation, great questions, will come back. Really appreciate the clarity of thought that kept the conversation flowing. Topic is one of my interests.

    @JMc_1@JMc_12 ай бұрын
  • Mayim I absolutely loved the content of this podcast and you are a wonderful interviewer asking intelligent questions and giving the space and respect to have your guest answer without interrupting their answer

    @Oona68@Oona682 ай бұрын
  • What a profound testimony. There is so much that we don't know about the world, and it's wonderful to hear each other's experiences. I grew up Presbyterian, and the church doesn't teach about anything after death beyond going to heaven, but I've always had this inner belief that I'd been here before. I also believe in the many stories of reincarnation that children and their families have shared. Rabbi Manis Friedman puts his talks and discussions on KZhead, and a number of them prepared me for the things that Elizebeth shared about what she learned while she was dead, and the things she continues to know about existence, life, death, reincarnation, our mission to overcome or accomplish what we hadn't done in previous lives, and our agreement prior to entering our body, of what our experience will be. Great, spiritual episode this was. Thank you!

    @sharonallen2020@sharonallen20203 ай бұрын
  • I was so intrigued with this episode, as I have been following Doleris Cannon & Suzanne Giesemann, the fact Elizabeth's abilities came to her after an NDE is so interesting. Thank you for being so open and sharing your story, I too will be a friend and looking forward to reading your book.

    @janeyjoseph1847@janeyjoseph18473 ай бұрын
  • This is my absolute favorite interview you've done, and I love all your podcasts! This is the most fascinating topic!!!! Thanks for having her on your show and please do more on this topic if possible! So cool!

    @Eva22275@Eva222752 ай бұрын
  • This was absolutely amazing ! And before I had even seen your outro I was going to ask for more on this subject !!! Such as an entire series ! Would definitely tune in for all of it !

    @kimberlypfleuger4261@kimberlypfleuger42612 ай бұрын
  • Mayim. You are awesome. Keep on being you. I’ll keep on tuning in. Thank ya!

    @user-je1sf6pc6q@user-je1sf6pc6q3 ай бұрын
  • What a great episode, Elizabeth is a delight and so funny. What Jeffrey was saying about precognition is so interesting to me, since my husband has it I've thought a lot about the mind just jumping ahead on the time stream but then snapping back into place with all this future information they should not yet have. This messes me up, because I can get down with the collective unconscious thing Johnathan mentions, but only in terms of psychic experiences of things happening in the same TIMELINE - like a big web of electrical brain energy and we can pick up information happening through these channels elsewhere. But if precognition is real, that means a time stream already EXISTS in order to be able to see into its future, and while I'll accept that on some level time may not be linear, where does that leave us in terms of free will and being able to randomly affect our environment? Of course, Elizabeth's future visions that did not come to pass, even as specific as they were, and what Jeffrey said about perhaps someone in the future tweaked something at the last minute, like tightening a bolt on an airplane part, might at least suggest there's some wiggle room. But it still doesn't explain how that time track was laid down originally and how much detail it contains about your current lives. My husband sees things about ten minutes to an hour into the future sometimes, and unlike Elizabeth they're never anything catastrophic or seemingly significant in any way, but he sees it with great accuracy. What is an interesting part of this is his state of mind while the precog vision is happening - it will sound like he's talking nonsense to me, like 'God damn it, that guy in the produce aisle is so self absorbed, he's gonna go outside and back into that blue car parked behind him.' And in the moment, to him 'it's obvious' and he can't understand how I can't conclude this too. It's only ten or fifteen minutes later, when we witness the guy from the produce aisle actually HIT the blue car parked behind him, and I freak out on my husband for having known that, that he kind of snaps out of it. It can still take a few minutes of him going 'No but it was obvious' and me going HOW WAS THAT OBVIOUS YOU COULD NOT HAVE KNOWN THAT! Then he gradually comes back to present logic and seems stunned himself, 'Whoa, I have no idea'. But in the moment, while he's experiencing these precognitive events, that is reality to him.

    @renhamilton5789@renhamilton57893 ай бұрын
    • And holy crap, I just discussed this with him, and it hadn't occurred to either of us until I mentioned what Jeffrey said about a trauma response, that my husband DID have a near death experience when he was 20, a pile of concrete at a construction site fell on him, and while they were in surgery he came out of his body and saw the doctor pulling 'red ribbons' out of his abdomen (it was actually his damaged intestine) and the things he saw while under anesthesia were verified by staff. So you made us realize his precog abilities might be related to that. Whoa!

      @renhamilton5789@renhamilton57893 ай бұрын
    • Wow!!! I wonder if it's even possible to develop psychic gifts without either being born with them, or from a momentary glitch in the system of our human body. 🤔 There are so many books by psychics and religion on how to gain these gifts via meditation, etc... are there ANY interviews by someone who truly developed psychic powers from reading and following a book's guidelines???

      @shelleysmith6667@shelleysmith66673 ай бұрын
    • I've wondered the same thing. I think it's kind of like what Jeff said with the meditation etc., you want to try shutting down the brain's autopilot type functions and quiet them so you can access what lies beneath. I believe we must all have a little psychic ability even if it's dormant.@@shelleysmith6667

      @renhamilton5789@renhamilton57893 ай бұрын
  • For me it’s frustration. Had a near death experience with my first pregnancy I didn’t know what it was and had no one to speak to. My husband said he didn’t want to hear about it. Finally I saw a Phil a Donahue show that explained what had happened ( and an honour to Phil for the show in the seventies etc that brought reality to women in their homes) . I’ve always felt he deserved much more recognition. Topics we would never have heard of. Kids off to school, coffee and toast in hand on the couch in front of the tv. A one hour show and a multitude of subjects. Anyway now 77 and yes I’ve had experiences. Even did a few readings during Covid. Now I am farther away from it all. And losing my abilities. Now 50 years working as a nurse behind me Sad really that everything changes Thank you for this show. I need more lol.

    @hourglasstarot3717@hourglasstarot37172 күн бұрын
  • Thank you for great content. I have caught a few minutes here and there and you always provide insightful conversation. Thank you Mayim and team!! I finally subscribed.

    @williamquigley6857@williamquigley68572 ай бұрын
  • People are so open, eager now for real experiences, outside religion and politics. Stepping outside their fears. This was an excellent interview. ❤ Glad algorithm brought it!

    @carolthomas770@carolthomas7702 ай бұрын
  • I was so excited to see this episode! Have you guys come across KZhead channels like NextLevelSoul, JeffMara and Love Covered Life Podcast? They interview people who have had NDEs and other related phenomena. I love these videos so much but I've also been wanting other approaches to the same topics that bring in the more scientific and skeptical side - NOT to debunk them necessarily - but to actually hold them up and ask why - and to be fully open to the truths of their accounts without blindly believing in spiritual things too. I hope for more of this content on this channel! 💛

    @GaryLucasMusic@GaryLucasMusic3 ай бұрын
  • This channel was recommended in my feed, and I'm so glad it was‼️ Plus, I'm always happy to see Blossom! I'm very interested and intrigued by this topic, and intend to be a regular viewer of your content. *New subscriber*

    @aesopsinspiration4716@aesopsinspiration47162 ай бұрын
  • This was a wonderful interview !! Thank you so much !! Very touching . I had a brief NDE years ago -- it changed my life too .

    @karieberry1070@karieberry10702 ай бұрын
  • Whaaat?!!!! There's a part 2? I can't wait. Can we access these experiences and become aware of this other reality without having to have a near-death experience or using psychedelic drugs?

    @PieceOfMyMind.@PieceOfMyMind.3 ай бұрын
    • Breath work maybe? There's some place in Sedona that teaches it.

      @kaitlinhillier@kaitlinhillier2 ай бұрын
  • Gorgeous Mayim, I'm sure your glam session for the photo was fun and everything but I want you to know your more everyday look is everything and more. I so enjoy your enthusiasm for discussing the human experience in all its complexity and wonder. As for the content: there is SO much to consider in all of this. What a wonderful conversation, lead by such considered questions and open mindedness from you and Jonathon. I so thoroughly enjoyed this, from the debunking of egoistic academia in favour of natural and lived wisdom to the recognition of the precious individuality of the human experience and each person's contribution to the greater journey - in my time-space continuum, at least! Thank you, again and again.

    @lizziefrances@lizziefrances3 ай бұрын
  • Fantastic and amazing!!!! Love it. Thanks so much. Need more and more of these talks all over the place. All the best!!!!!😊

    @CROWLOUD@CROWLOUD2 ай бұрын
  • You reached one new member today! Mayim has been one of my favorite people for years! When I saw her name on this podcast I knew I had to watch! Loved it!

    @user-fm4bq6ll9s@user-fm4bq6ll9sАй бұрын
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