We were in a spelling session.

We had Cody on a Zoom call with them, and they were all seeing with their spelling facilitators

and they're all doing their thing.

Whoever's with them is speaking what they're spelling. And toward the end, I think it was

Houston, said to Cody, you should join us on the Hill tonight. That's the first reference I ever

heard. And Cody responds, I'd like to, it's so hard to go there and then come back to my body and the

chains on it. So all of a sudden when we're going really blurry here, right? So the next spelling

session with his spelling facilitator, I said, Cody, could you, like, what was that the hell? Could

you tell me about that? And he spells out, ask, and he gives the name of his facilitator, ask her she's been on the hill.

And we all look at her and the color literally drained from her face.

And she said, 10 years ago I had a dream.

And in this dream, I was on this beautiful hillside, and Jesus was there.

I could see his face distinctly.

And it was an actual hill.

And it was the most peaceful, perfect place I've ever seen.

And she leans towards skepticism, which makes this more compelling.

And Cody then says to her, with no further comments from her, the children you saw there

all had autism. And she goes, right, there were children all over the place. So apparently

they come from around the world, they'll talk about my friend in New Zealand or things like that.

So it's not heaven. They're clear about that, but it's

someplace where their spirit or soul, whatever the right word, would be disconnects from the body.

And they go there and they just communicate in thought. So the spelling facilitator said,

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