In the September 4th edition of USA Today, Michael Collins wrote an article titled “Scientists ponder near-death enigma: Bright lights, visions and enduring questions.” We are all pondering where we will be going when our time is up on this earth! when my husband Dietrich was faced with this moment, he was so serene. He said, “I am not scared, it is very natural.” I was myself comforted by these words because I was the one scared that day!
In his article, Collins wrote about a woman who experienced a bright light in the distance, similar to a full moon. She was sucked toward the light and then she felt overwhelming joy. She never wanted to leave. But because it was not her time to pass, she was jolted back into her body.
This summer, Dr. Kathy Winings organized a conference on near-death experiences. Many people are interested in this topic, often afraid of what will happen when they die. Dietrich, my husband, being a theologian did not fear death.
In her book, The Unquiet Dead: A Psychologist Treats Spirit Possession, psychologist Dr. Edith Fiore reported that she could liberate patients affected by evil spirits. In fact, she was trying to do the work of priests exorcising demons out of people but with a scientific twist to it.
We are living in such a time where Heavenly parent is giving us knowledge to resolve problems such as these. Why will someone do evil acts in their life? Jesus cast away demons out of people and was successful.
it is said in Asia that a very high number of diseases are spiritual! That’s why as I said in my previous Insight Story, a good doctor can see both sides: the spiritual and the physical. And YOU can always call for your own wellbeing on archangel Rafael, the archangel of healing.
God Bless you!
Here is an interview with Dr. Kathy Winings where she talks about her own Near-Death Experience – enjoy!
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Think Yourself Well!
In 1987 Rev. Moon had a meeting with health professionals before opening a hospital. He saw the real impact in curing disease is from the spiritual factor. In other words, the mind. If a man becomes sick and choose to lives in nature, like in the mountains, and has a strong will and spirituality, he can live well there and overcome his sickness.
If you go to church then your mind is so happy that you forget you have an illness, that can be one of the best cures. Spirituality makes your spirit strong which gives vitality elements to your body!
In her book Mind Over Medicine, Lissa Rankin said:
- Change your thoughts
- Change your behaviors
- Change your biochemistry.
Our mind can make us sick, and it can make us well. Our feelings and beliefs impact our every cell. See yourself happy, whole, and at ease.
Our thoughts hold more medicine than many of the astonishing medical breakthroughs of our time.
Hope heals.
Happiness is preventative medicine.
Whether or not we feel and express love affects our well-being.
Infants’ material needs can be met, like being well fed, having appropriate clothing, etc., but if they are left alone in their crib, ignored, and not loved, they can die very quickly. That’s why the school of love is the family.
My grandma Marie was dropped off at the orphanage in Lyon, I believe by her birth mother. Because I also believe her birth father could not, or decided not to, take responsibility for love.
My grandma found adoptive parents who loved her as their own daughter amidst many other children of their own. They restored hope and happiness in her, gave her a dowry when she married, and she became my beloved grandma.
The family is the school of love. The clan and tribe continue a loving community, and at church you find larger social networks.
Healthy relationships are medicine for the mind. Think yourself well!