(ENG) An amazing testimony

(FR) Un témoignage étonnant - Xenotype

On m'a fait découvrir un témoignage étonnant d'un moine bouddhiste birman qui a fait une NDE. Il était mort, son corps a vait même relâché ses fluides corporelles. Mort durant trois jours et...

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In French

I was introduced to an amazing testimony from a Burmese Buddhist monk who did an NDE (Near Death Experience).

He was dead, his body had even released his bodily fluids. Dead for three days and resurrected when he was going to be cremated ...

His testimony is -in more than one way- very interesting.

Short resume

He spent a life of meditation as a monk, and lived in a cemetery. One day he fell ill and "died".

He describes life after death for someone who has cultivated impersonality, impermanence and dissatisfaction all his life, which are the three characteristics of existence in Buddhism, without attachment to a concept of "God".

To achieve kundalini awakening, these methods seem to be a point on which many people agree. Access to a universal consciousness buried in DNA.

The indistinct "everything is everything" without distinction, since the whole of the visible Universe is primordial matter. Vision without the Being that depends on God.

What he brings back from Hell is interesting in more thqn one ways. At the moment when he dies, a violent wind carries all around him, that is to say that unlike classic NDE, his environment changes around him. He does not see the tunnel of light.

The place where he arrives is a desert. He discovers the "master of Hell" who happens to be a huge demon in front of a flaming lake. In this lake is Gautama and many other people he knows, including a very famous monk for his teachings.

The witness asks why all these people are in this lake. The demon replies that it is because they do not believe in Jesus Christ.

The monk observes the situation but he is invited to leave because he is not concerned with the lake. Then the monk turns around and arrives at a road.

In front of him, there is a wide path and to the right, a small path. He decides to take the open sea - the facility. He sees in the distance two men walking together. He decides to catch them. Even when running, he can't. He returns to the crossroads and sees the two men being murdered in the distance.

He therefore borrows the little one and arrives at Pierre who shows him the birth of men.

Note

Nordism brings an element of fascinating interest, because Muspelheim is a rocky desert with fire populated by fire giants… The proximity to the testimony is striking.

Jesus Christ can be understood according to the Book of Spirits by Allan Kardec. To know that Christ is a vibration accessible to all. So it would be an ideal, a vibration that every Man can reach. So there are Spirits who say things similar to Christ, without being Jesus. The same goes for Evil Spirits, which is why Allan Kardec speaks of a community of Spirits. So, being part of the community of the Spirit of Jesus Christ would be a summary.

The parables of the path is interesting in a path where everyone seeks for an easy access, everything at a click without effort or anything…

However, easy thing in a universe of competition leads to lower dimensions.

Finding the truth in the meat costume we wear is a deception.

If looking for power and easy things in a world can loses its soul in endless meandres, the difficulty of the test makes the thing as beautiful as hard… but so easy when the system is understood.

Then the monk begins to believe in "God". Pierre sends him back to Earth and he wakes up at the end of his funeral ceremony three days after his death.

This testimony reminds of the diversity of spiritual connection where the Nordic imagery finds itself totally in harmony with a spiritual world. Is it Hell or an anteroom that the monk describes? Does the paradise is in Asgard? This wide path where death rode? Asgard who has been destroyed?

The proximity of symbolic imagery may suggest.