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Thank you to all of you who made those videos. I've been a little busy the last couple weeks. Sorry

that I have been gone, but we're back today. Today we're going to talk a little more about the near

death experiences. It's a very interesting topic for me. I've been reading another book. This one

I'm showing you on the video now. It's called The Light Beyond. The Light Beyond by Raymond Moody.

Same writer as a life after life after life. I think is the one with the first book we did. I'm

just going to read a little, just a small section, a very small section of this one, The Light Beyond.

I feel like it's connected to the Christmas season. Christmas season has started for many of us.

For Americans at least, I'm American. The Christmas season usually starts December. That's

what I always remember growing up as a kid that we would put up our Christmas tree and decorations

and start playing Christmas music. All of that would usually start somewhere around December 1st

or the beginning of Christmas. So I feel like these two are connected. This trait, these topics.

Specifically, I'm going to talk about today. I'm going to read from this book The Light Beyond. It's

a section called Hope for the grief stricken. Hope for the grief stricken. I'll explain the words

that I woke up to in the phrases. I chose this. I want to talk about this because for some people

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