9798888515365_

What Dying Taught Me About Living

I was dead for 20 minutesthis is what I saw.

Scott Drummond

Check out my video on YouTube by scanning the QR code below. It has been named,

Most Watched Near Death Experience of All Time, with over 21 million views.

The glory of the Lord appeared in the cloud. (Exodus 16:10)

It was like the twinkling of an eye. Suddenly, I was standing in an open field of waist-high grass. It was unique in that the field didnt behave like a normal field of grass. It didnt blow with the wind. In fact, there was no wind to blow the grass, not even a breeze. Instead, it was as if each separate blade was its own entity with its own personality or soul that chose to flow toward me. I remember reaching my arms out to my sides, running my hands along the tops of the grass, and feeling something so special. It was like each gold-tipped blade wasfull of love. I could feel the love coming from the grass.

While standing in the field, the guide who had taken me there admonished me to never look back. It was okay to look to the left and to the right, but I couldnt look back. The view in front of me was panoramic. I could see far to the left and far to the right, but the things in front of me were close as if I was standing inside a panoramic photograph.

On my far left were treesgiant pillars with huge trunks that seemed to lead me toward what was in front of me. There were no branches going up the trunk, but I could see lots of leaves at the top, beautiful leaves. They were in brilliant greens, reds, and yellows. Each leaf had a sort of iridescent gold underside. And the trunk wasnt the sort of dirty brown we see here either. It was a beautiful brown color edged in gold.

Between me and the forest were tall wildflowers. Normally, to see each bloom of a rose bush, youd need to walk around it, but in this case, each colorful flowerand its leavesfaced toward me. The flowers came up to about my waist, and their faces followed me as I progressed through the field. I have never experienced love come from flowers, plants, or trees. But I felt like all of it was alive! Alive with love. And it gave me so much peace. It was like each individual living thing imparted energy charged with unconditional love, support, and encouragement.

Directly in front of me were clouds against a vibrant blue sky. When I saw bioluminescence for the first time, I felt it was the closest thing to what I saw. Then leading me up to the clouds was a sort of mist or fog, just like stairs leading to the stoop of a house. None of the clouds moved, as there wasnt any wind. Directly in front of me was a huge, beautiful cloud that was unique to the rest. Rays from behind the cloud shot toward me, just like the grass and flowers. The cloud itself was a pearly iridescent color that I can only describe aspure and extremely bright.

In this place, there was no fear, no judgment, and no pain. Only love. Pure, unconditional love. My life before this was fraught with selfishness, greed, and a relentless drive for success in business.

What I learned most from my experience is to not look back. Dont look back at what youve done in your life. Take a good look at your life as it is today, right now. And start looking toward the future. We can change if we want to. If you want to make a difference, just be kind to somebody, be kind to a friend, a fellow worker, or a neighbor. Discover the reaction you get by being kind to them. Most people are very defensive, but theres something about love that calms people down. This life isnt about how much we make. It isnt about prestige or power.

Its about the One. Its about each life we can affect with love.

...(*_*)9798888515365_

What Dying Taught Me About Living

I was dead for 20 minutesthis is what I saw.

Scott Drummond

Check out my video on YouTube. It has been named,

Most Watched Near Death Experience of All Time, with over 21 million views.

The glory of the Lord appeared in the cloud. (Exodus 16:10)

Its about the One. Its about each life we can affect with love.

...(*_*)9798888515365_

“Never before have we had such a powerful and clear glimpse into what is to come. This is definitely a message worth sharing.” -James Arrington

Scott Drummond, whose account has been viewed more than 25 million times, describes leaving this life “in the twinkling of an eye” and finding himself in a breathtaking, other-worldly landscape. He stood in a field of waist-high golden grass–each blade alive, conscious, and radiating love. A guide instructed him never to look back.

The scene before him unfolded in panoramic beauty: majestic, gold-edged tree trunks rising to canopies of iridescent leaves; waist-high flowers whose faces turned toward him as he passed, pouring out love and encouragement; and a sky of luminous blue with radiant, pearly clouds. A mist like steps led toward one magnificent cloud from which beams of light reached out to him. Everything-grass, tress, flowers, light-was alive, purposeful, and infused with unconditional love.

In that place there was no fear, pain, or judgement-only perfect peace. Scott realized that life’s real measure isn’t about money, status, or power, but the impact we have on others through kindness. His message is clear: don’t dwell on the past. Focus on the life you are living now and the good you can do going forward. Every act of love and compassion matters, because it’s all about “the One” -the individual life you can touch.

Check out my video on YouTube, it has been named, “Most Watched Near Death Experience of All Time,” Viewed by over 25 million on YouTube.

What Dying Taught Me About Living

Comentarios