Vida Después de la Muerte: Testimonios Reveladores del Más Allá

Somos Documental

En el cautivador documental "Vida Después de la Muerte" (Documanía, 1999), se presentan testimonios impactantes de médiums y personas que afirman haber tenido experiencias relacionadas con el más allá. Este documental se adentra en el fenómeno de las comunicaciones con el mundo espiritual y explora cómo estos encuentros han cambiado la percepción de la vida y la muerte. A través de relatos profundamente conmovedores, se muestran diversas perspectivas sobre lo que sucede después de fallecer, lo que invita a la reflexión sobre la existencia de un más allá.   Los médiums, que afirman recibir mensajes de aquellos que han cruzado al otro lado, desempeñan un papel crucial en este documental, ofreciendo consuelo a quienes han perdido seres queridos. Además, se exploran diferentes experiencias de vida después de la muerte, desde visiones hasta regresiones hipnóticas. Este tipo de testimonios no solo desafían las creencias tradicionales, sino que también fomentan un diálogo sobre la espiritualidad y la vida después de la muerte.   Sumérgete en este viaje educativo que ilumina el misterio del más allá y da voz a aquellos que han tenido la oportunidad de vivenciarlo de manera directa. No te pierdas la oportunidad de ver "Vida Después de la Muerte" y reflexionar sobre lo que podría esperar a la humanidad.   **#Hashtags:** #VidaDespuésDeLaMuerte, #TestimoniosDelMásAllá, #Médiums    **Keywords:** vida después de la muerte, documental, médiums, testimonios, experiencias del más allá, comunicaciones espirituales, Documanía, espiritualidad, fenómenos paranormales, salud emocional

Transcript

00:00:00I invite you to make a trip with us.

00:00:04As with all trips, there is the possibility of discovering yourself through other people.

00:00:10The only difference you will find in this is that all people are dead.

00:00:15I'm Linda Ellerby, and what follows is a serious attempt to connect with those people,

00:00:21or maybe this connection is actually love, and it's about how to prolong it.

00:00:26I know some of you will say that when you die, it's all over, it's the end of the story.

00:00:32And you may be right, but what's wrong with investigating a little?

00:00:35After all, as the poet said, only those who risk going too far will know how far they can go.

00:00:41So let's say that here science joins poetry, and the conclusions are exclusively theirs.

00:00:56My first visit was when I was 18 years old. It came from my late grandfather.

00:01:01He was at the foot of the bed, he nodded to me, and he said I didn't have to worry about him being in another world.

00:01:10At the time it was happening, I thought, my mother is calling me.

00:01:14I realized I couldn't be calling because I had died 11 years ago.

00:01:22The fact that someone tells you that they have communicated with Aunt Millie or Uncle Joe

00:01:26does not necessarily imply that this is true.

00:01:28Even if millions of people said that, it would not mean that it was true.

00:01:37Then afterwards he left, but when I woke up, I still felt his presence, his essence,

00:01:43and a tickling all around me, as if someone had been physically with me,

00:01:48as if he had touched me and hugged me and kissed me.

00:01:53The ever-present myth that we will continue to live is the essential myth of our human personality,

00:02:00of all cultures, and of all civilizations.

00:02:07The next day, in the afternoon, my grandparents told me that he had died.

00:02:13I think the first place he visited after leaving his body was my bedroom.

00:02:19Many of us experience things, but science denies those experiences because at the moment they cannot measure them.

00:02:32I went to the intersection of 86th and Broadway to take the subway to the city center to work.

00:02:37When I found people on the street, even at the station,

00:02:40I wanted to give them a pat on the back and tell them,

00:02:43you will not believe what has happened to me.

00:02:45The love of my life, who died eight years ago, has come to see me in my apartment.

00:02:51All the essence of his being manifested in my body.

00:02:54I do not know what to do after this has happened to me.

00:02:57I feel that I should scream that all those people are really alive.

00:03:03Hey, maybe people survive death.

00:03:06I'm not quite sure, but people who say there is no evidence simply do not know what is happening.

00:03:17About two weeks after his death, I woke up in bed and saw a light on somewhere else in the house.

00:03:23He was standing in the kitchen, it was very vivid, and I said, Dad, we thought you were dead, and hugged him.

00:03:30Interesting night, glad you're here.

00:03:32Judy Guggenheim is with us, the author of Hello from Heaven.

00:03:35We're talking about after-death communications.

00:03:38This is a subject that is just at an all-time high as far as interest is concerned.

00:03:43As we get close to the year 2000, the subject is almost mainstream.

00:03:47We are conservatively estimating 50 million Americans have had an after-death communication.

00:03:52And the evidence is out there.

00:03:56Millions of Americans, about 50 million, have reported having had communications after death or having witnessed apparitions.

00:04:04What's going on?

00:04:06There are many people who say they've seen something that doesn't fit with the current idea we have of the world.

00:04:10These experiences have probably been with us since the dawn of mankind.

00:04:14Toddlers have them.

00:04:16And we'll remark about great-grandma in the morning having visited her.

00:04:21If we take those 50 million and we start counting down, okay, we're going to get rid of 90% of those people.

00:04:28We still have a surprising number of people with very credible stories.

00:04:32I think there's a lot of religious sentiment behind all this.

00:04:36A quasi-religious desire to get to know the spiritual universe.

00:05:06I was looking at him.

00:05:08He says, son, I'm proud of you.

00:05:11You're going to do good.

00:05:13And when I went to lunch, my drill sergeant came up to me and he goes, or I got something to tell you.

00:05:22I looked at him and I go, I know.

00:05:24My dad's dead.

00:05:26How many times have you told this story?

00:05:30Twice.

00:05:32Yes.

00:05:34The proof of a first-order intelligence is the ability to maintain two opposing ideas at the same time

00:05:41and maintain the ability to continue working.

00:05:44F. Scott Fitzgerald

00:05:47We've examined hundreds of thousands of reports of people who want to believe what they've seen.

00:05:53I mean, you have reincarnations, abductions, you have other surprising things.

00:05:58So, yeah, you have to carefully classify the testimonies that people make.

00:06:03Life after death is an issue that arouses a lot of interest, a lot of passion.

00:06:09You feel a certain yearning for it.

00:06:12What I call a transcendental temptation, a desire for the world beyond.

00:06:19And so there is a natural tendency to believe in it, and here more than anywhere else.

00:06:27This is really nothing new, this vehement attitude towards a possible survival.

00:06:32For example, in the sixteenth century, when Sir Isaac Newton proposed a radical theory called universal gravitation,

00:06:39the skeptics claimed to heaven.

00:06:43They accused Newton of surrendering to mysticism.

00:06:46No one had been able to hold gravity in their hands.

00:06:51It was invisible, it sounded crazy.

00:06:54And so this really occurred in Newton's time.

00:06:57It's the same thing that happens with our idea of survival.

00:07:01From a physical point of view, energy is not destroyed.

00:07:04We know that the material body can disintegrate and revert in its molecules and atoms,

00:07:11but it doesn't go away.

00:07:13It's all there.

00:07:14It's just that it comes in a different way.

00:07:16And so it's not that difficult to imagine that our thinking, our conscious part,

00:07:22will become something different.

00:07:25Because that's how everything we know so far behaves.

00:07:29I used to build these toys in my bedroom.

00:07:33One of them is what is called a fog chamber,

00:07:36a device to detect subatomic particles.

00:07:40A steam fog is created in a box, and you can see the traces of the particles in it.

00:07:46The curious thing about the fog chamber is that there's nothing inside, just the steam.

00:07:51But suddenly a flash appears that then disappears.

00:07:55When my daughter was born, I remember that at the time of birth there was nothing,

00:07:59and suddenly she appeared, just like the trace that crosses the fog chamber.

00:08:03Then one day she will also disappear.

00:08:06But thanks to the fog chamber, we know that the subatomic particle does not disappear as we might think.

00:08:13It simply returns to the void again, to the place where it comes from.

00:08:16It arises from where it comes from.

00:08:18It crosses our world in an instant and returns to its place of origin.

00:08:22I think it's impossible to see something like that,

00:08:24that doesn't affect our ideas about life and death.

00:08:27We now know that the world is governed by fundamental physics,

00:08:31mainly quantum mechanics.

00:08:33It's very strange that there are these connections between the human mind

00:08:37and the environment in which it develops.

00:08:39But it's the quantum interconnection that physics tells us about.

00:08:43The physical world is very strange and allows it.

00:08:46So it is no longer inconceivable that the forms of interconnection

00:08:51that the media and some physicists talk about

00:08:53are not in fact a reflection of what the physical world really is.

00:08:59The only source of knowledge is experience.

00:09:03Albert Einstein.

00:09:06And suddenly, I felt in a very strong way the presence of my mother.

00:09:12It was as if she had hugged me with her arms,

00:09:16as if she had given me a big hug.

00:09:21About six feet away from me, this chair was sitting against the wall

00:09:26and Paul appeared to be sitting on it.

00:09:29He was about eight years old.

00:09:33Two years after Karen died, I saw her.

00:09:36And it was like this joyous reunion.

00:09:39I said, oh my God.

00:09:41And she came to hug me and said, oh, I'm so happy to see you.

00:09:49I looked in the doorway and there he was, standing up.

00:09:53And he says, I'm not going to hurt you.

00:09:55He said he just wanted to see me.

00:09:56You know, after that, he disappeared out the door.

00:09:59I was afraid.

00:10:01I just know that this wasn't a self-appeasing fantasy of mine,

00:10:09but it comes from another person's consciousness,

00:10:14some other area of experience, not mine at all.

00:10:21I think that they're around us,

00:10:26but they're here for us.

00:10:29They've always been with us.

00:10:33I think that the evidence is so strong

00:10:36that we can predict where an apparition is going to happen.

00:10:40The idea of survival is something that will one day be demonstrated.

00:10:44It will be solid science.

00:10:46And the people who don't believe in it

00:10:48will be considered as deviant and deviant.

00:10:55It is impossible for the human mind

00:10:57to conceive a day when it no longer exists,

00:11:00when consciousness does not exist.

00:11:02So we invent all kinds of scenarios

00:11:04to believe that some of a way will go still alive.

00:11:19There's a biological necessity for all cellular organisms

00:11:23to feel the biological need to stay alive and reproduce their DNA.

00:11:28That's what drives all evolution.

00:11:31As soon as we get to an organism like ours,

00:11:34which is a thinking, processing organism, with psychology,

00:11:39we transmediate from the biological need to stay alive

00:11:44into a psychological need to stay alive.

00:11:47So we create this entire myth

00:11:49about Aunt Margie being dead only in theory,

00:11:52but that she stays alive.

00:11:54It's a way of convincing ourselves

00:11:56that the same thing is going to happen to us

00:11:58and that we will always live.

00:12:01Our obsession with the existence of something after life

00:12:21has been magnified by modern technology and medicine.

00:12:27A couple of generations ago,

00:12:29when people were dying at home,

00:12:31we watched the reality of death as a process.

00:12:34Death is not a process.

00:12:36Death is not a event.

00:12:38We watch events in a spiral as a process

00:12:41until finally that person dies.

00:12:43It's a natural phenomenon.

00:12:45It was expected.

00:12:47When people were dying at home,

00:12:49there was a lot of familiarity with this man

00:12:51because he died in front of us.

00:12:56Now what happens is that they are separated from us.

00:12:59They are hidden in the hospital environment.

00:13:02We don't see any development of a natural process.

00:13:05At a certain moment,

00:13:07a young physician appears and says to us,

00:13:10I'm sorry to tell you that your mother has died

00:13:13or any other euphemism.

00:13:16But we should stay with that person at that moment.

00:13:19It is necessary to be present at the moment

00:13:22when a vital contact is abruptly interrupted.

00:13:25I think that is the ingredient that is missing today

00:13:28and that has caused this huge explosion of people

00:13:31who believe that there is something more.

00:13:34I think that is the ingredient that is missing today

00:13:37and that has caused this huge explosion of people

00:13:40who believe that there is something more.

00:13:43They look for a few days and additional weeks

00:13:46in something that we could call life after death.

00:13:49in something that we could call life after death.

00:14:01My beloved aunt Cornelia died in January 1994.

00:14:04That took place three months before I finished my first novel.

00:14:07I wrote a dedication to her because I loved her very much.

00:14:10The last line of the dedication said,

00:14:13She is eternal.

00:14:15And as soon as I wrote those words,

00:14:18I felt like she was kissing me right here.

00:14:21And I got up and I cried.

00:14:23And it confirmed to me that she was still by me

00:14:26and she was still there for me and supporting me

00:14:29and believing in me.

00:14:31It was the most beautiful experience I have ever had.

00:14:36My father died in 1975.

00:14:39Three months later, my mother and I were in his room

00:14:42when we felt a breath of air passing by us.

00:14:46All the windows of the room were closed.

00:14:49It was very cold.

00:14:51I could smell his cologne, which was aquavelva.

00:14:56And I said to my mother,

00:14:58It's dad, isn't it?

00:15:02In 1971, my older brother died of cancer.

00:15:06After about three months after his death,

00:15:09he appeared to me in the middle of the night.

00:15:12He was standing, at the door, with his suit on,

00:15:15on a yellow background,

00:15:17and he told me he wanted me to know that I was okay.

00:15:21I know this happened exactly like that and it wasn't a dream.

00:15:26Have I ever had any communication beyond death?

00:15:29Of course I have.

00:15:31My mother died when I was 11 years old,

00:15:34and from then on I communicated with her.

00:15:37I knew it wasn't real,

00:15:39and I also knew at the age of 11 that I had to do it.

00:15:42I had to keep her alive somehow,

00:15:44because I didn't want to lose her.

00:15:46But that's something very different

00:15:48from what people believe,

00:15:50that the person they communicate with

00:15:52exists through some intellectual or spiritual form,

00:15:55that that communication is true.

00:16:02There are two ways to make a mistake.

00:16:05One is to believe what is not true,

00:16:08and the other is to refuse to believe what is true.

00:16:11Soren Kierkegaard.

00:16:17If we look at the things that make us believe

00:16:20that there is a survival of consciousness,

00:16:23we can divide them into two categories,

00:16:26those that happen to us without the need for intermediaries,

00:16:29appearances, dreams,

00:16:31feeling of presence, things like that,

00:16:34and the things that happen through the intermediary

00:16:37of people who call themselves medium.

00:16:50What is a medium?

00:16:52It is a person who somehow

00:16:54believes that he can contact with spirits of the dead.

00:16:57That is the only definition

00:16:59that can be given at this point.

00:17:07Let's call it telepathy.

00:17:09If telepathy is a communication from mind to mind,

00:17:12and the mind survives death,

00:17:14then the mind of the medium

00:17:16can telepathically communicate

00:17:18with the mind of the spirit,

00:17:20making the sounds more precise.

00:17:22But although we know that telepathy exists,

00:17:25we do not understand it.

00:17:27Not only is the mind read, it is telepathy.

00:17:30It is a telepathic communication

00:17:32between the soul in the other world and me.

00:17:34During this exercise, the telepathic bridge that is created,

00:17:37and that I will be able to interpret

00:17:39through clairvoyance,

00:17:41represents the symbology of what has to become.

00:17:56I think that what is defined by the expression

00:17:58a good medium does not really exist.

00:18:00People acquire skill with the treatment of people.

00:18:03They give psychological guidance advice.

00:18:05To do this, they read their expressions

00:18:07and give them some advice,

00:18:09some better than others.

00:18:25So that to me means that there is a celebration

00:18:27or a birthday either in the sixth month.

00:18:29Do you understand that?

00:18:30It's my birthday.

00:18:31Happy birthday from your mom.

00:18:32But this is no more than a form

00:18:34of psychological interactive interpretation,

00:18:36not a communication with the beyond.

00:18:39You tell me to talk about a dress.

00:18:41This dress has some type of specific connection to her.

00:18:43Either you have her dress and you were smelling it,

00:18:45but she told me to talk about some type of clothing issue,

00:18:47and I feel like I'm smelling it.

00:18:49Do you understand that?

00:18:50Yes.

00:18:51Okay, she told me she was with you when you were doing this.

00:18:53When she asked me if I had smelled a piece of clothing

00:18:55from my mother, it was actually true.

00:18:57I was smelling my mother's dress,

00:18:59and I was smelling my mom's.

00:19:01And you tend to remember some events.

00:19:03The mediums can give you 20 answers to a question,

00:19:07and you may be wrong on 18.

00:19:11Are you one of three?

00:19:12No.

00:19:13But the two he got right,

00:19:14he said my brother had lung cancer,

00:19:16and he was right.

00:19:18Is your sister older?

00:19:20Younger.

00:19:21Has her mother passed?

00:19:23No.

00:19:24Your mom's mom is here?

00:19:25Yes.

00:19:26But the dates were wrong,

00:19:27the places and other things were wrong.

00:19:29Are you contemplating having a child?

00:19:30No.

00:19:31Okay.

00:19:32But people are so eager to establish contact with the dead

00:19:35that they focus only on the successes they may have achieved.

00:19:40My field has a bullet right on it,

00:19:42and everyone tries to shoot it.

00:19:45That's why I try to be clear,

00:19:46so that people don't say,

00:19:48this and the other have been very general things.

00:19:50But what about this other?

00:20:04Belief in the life of the afterlife comforts people.

00:20:09It gives them a kind of support to help them face adversity.

00:20:13I would attribute it to a deep psychological expression,

00:20:17to a lack, to a desire.

00:20:21But that doesn't make it so.

00:20:24Is there a running joke about some type of mooning thing?

00:20:29Sure is.

00:20:30Okay.

00:20:31I totally believe that communication with the afterlife

00:20:35is part of our daily life.

00:20:38Even when it comes to avoiding a simple car accident,

00:20:41people say,

00:20:42I saw my father's face and that's why I avoided the accident.

00:20:45Or in a simple message of love that arises during a visit,

00:20:48a dream or in the middle of a session.

00:20:50For us, those are proofs that show us a reality.

00:21:01I think that belief in the afterlife

00:21:04virtually forms the basis of all mythology.

00:21:08It's a universal human constant.

00:21:12I think the notion that immortality is a scam

00:21:16that humanity performs on itself is a complete nonsense.

00:21:20I think we have indications of immortality,

00:21:23as Wordsworth once said, because we are immortal.

00:21:26American culture is, I call it,

00:21:30spiritually ignorant in the field of death,

00:21:33but other cultures are much more.

00:21:37The fact that we put so much emphasis

00:21:40on the search for scientific evidence

00:21:42of life after life

00:21:44is, in many ways,

00:21:45something specific to modern Western society.

00:21:51A lot of traditional primitive cultures

00:21:53in which religion made life manifest as it is,

00:21:56would not have been concerned about this.

00:21:59Not only were people taught to believe in religion,

00:22:02but there were many physical phenomena

00:22:05that seemed to show their authenticity.

00:22:08If people dreamed of the dead,

00:22:10it was obvious that they had received

00:22:12a message from a loved one.

00:22:14They focused on what the message said

00:22:16or on whether or not it was possible to communicate.

00:22:24My grandmother passed away, but I feel her,

00:22:27and I see her, and I know she'll be with me for a long time.

00:22:32Unlike Western beliefs,

00:22:34I don't need proof that there is a future life.

00:22:39I've lived it, I've done it all my life,

00:22:42I know there is a connection.

00:22:44I was raised in Santeria and the Afro-Cuban heritage.

00:22:48My Afro-Cuban heritage has helped me understand

00:22:51that communication with the afterlife is something real,

00:22:55something that happens naturally.

00:22:59It's like going for a walk.

00:23:07A mystery does not hurt to know something about it.

00:23:11Richard Feynman

00:23:18When the topic of survival of consciousness arises in the mind,

00:23:22at the same time arises the paradox.

00:23:25According to the general opinion,

00:23:27everyone is interested in this matter.

00:23:30You could come to believe that there is a great knowledge about it,

00:23:34not only from an experimental point of view,

00:23:37but from a scientific point of view,

00:23:39because science behaves very well studying difficult problems.

00:23:43But the fact is that scientifically it is very little known.

00:23:47I think that the fundamental reason

00:23:49why most scientists do not want to investigate

00:23:52the survival of consciousness,

00:23:54not even take a look at it,

00:23:56is that psychologically they are ambivalent

00:23:59or are afraid to ask,

00:24:01what is the meaning of my life?

00:24:03What would happen if they find that there is none?

00:24:06So it's better to push the whole thing.

00:24:09We know very well how to study these things.

00:24:12It will take a long time because there is a certain problem.

00:24:16We are studying if consciousness survives.

00:24:19It's a good question.

00:24:21Let's start by defining what consciousness is.

00:24:24Well, we do not know,

00:24:26so the day we know what consciousness is,

00:24:29maybe we will be able to study if it survives.

00:24:32But until then it will be nothing more than a gigantic riddle.

00:24:36We would need hundreds of thousands of scientists,

00:24:39with the greatest psychological load,

00:24:41study hundreds of mediums,

00:24:43to really know what is happening.

00:24:46The question I really ask myself is

00:24:49if we are going to jump and make an act of faith

00:24:52to say that this is true.

00:24:54Although we do not have enough evidence

00:24:56from the objective point of view,

00:24:58and it is now when the skeptics say,

00:25:00let's not fool ourselves.

00:25:19We are teaming together with a group of scientists

00:25:22in a university that really believes in the idea

00:25:26that any important question that is meaningful for people

00:25:31should be asked in an open fashion.

00:25:35Tomorrow we are going to have a marathon.

00:25:38In the morning we are going to do the naturalistic experiment.

00:25:42It is a mediumship demonstration experiment.

00:25:46Demonstration means we are not addressing the how it works.

00:25:50We are addressing to what extent does it, quote, work.

00:25:54Okay, this is what we are going to do first.

00:25:56We are going to put a cap on you that has 19 electrodes.

00:26:00During the experiment we will record the electrocardiogram,

00:26:03the heartbeat, and the electroencephalogram,

00:26:06or the brain waves.

00:26:08The data may tell us something about how the brain

00:26:11and the heart of the mediums work during the session.

00:26:20My name is Patricia Price.

00:26:23I live about 45 kilometers from Phoenix,

00:26:26in a very small town.

00:26:28Most of its inhabitants are cotton growers.

00:26:32I do not feel like an Indian bunny in any way.

00:26:36As I said, I'm very nervous.

00:26:39It's a good opportunity.

00:26:41It's my first time.

00:26:43I'm very happy to be part of this research.

00:26:47For some time between 10 and 15 minutes,

00:26:50you and this person will sit together

00:26:53and you will do whatever you do in your own way.

00:26:58Don't start doing anything yet because we have...

00:27:00We've added these controls to the experiment.

00:27:04We've ensured that you and the subject have never met.

00:27:10There will be no eye contact,

00:27:12so a screen will separate you.

00:27:15The sitter will give you only yes or no answers.

00:27:19You will share no information with the other mediums.

00:27:22Don't share a word of anything until the entire thing is over.

00:27:26Now, during the reading,

00:27:28the sitter will make subjective judgments

00:27:30rating the extent to which they personally feel

00:27:33that you are making a recognizable contact

00:27:35with a specific deceased loved one.

00:27:39The video music will continue.

00:27:42Before we start, I want you to understand

00:27:44real clearly how I work, okay?

00:27:45Okay.

00:27:46You've never done this before?

00:27:47No.

00:27:48Okay, then we're fine.

00:27:50Okay, two things.

00:27:51I have to tell you just very, very, very fast here.

00:27:53I'm getting a couple people around you very, very strong.

00:27:55Your papa's gone, please?

00:27:57Your papa?

00:27:58Yes.

00:27:59Your father, papa's father.

00:28:00Father's been gone some time, they tell me, Patricia.

00:28:02And I don't know why, but your father gave you your name

00:28:04because he says, I gave her my name.

00:28:06I gave her my name.

00:28:10Okay, what's gonna happen is there will be a series

00:28:12of impressions, pictures, and words,

00:28:14and things that make no sense to me

00:28:16come through in my mind.

00:28:17I'm gonna tell you what I'm seeing, hearing, and feeling,

00:28:19and basically ask you to confirm and verify it

00:28:21simply by yeses or nos.

00:28:22Okay.

00:28:23The first thing that's coming through

00:28:24is they're telling me to talk about

00:28:25a male figure to your side.

00:28:26A male figure to your side would be

00:28:27a husband or a brother who has crossed over.

00:28:29Do you understand that?

00:28:30Yes.

00:28:31Okay, actually, there's two, there's three.

00:28:33There's three.

00:28:34They're showing me one seems to be

00:28:35like a husband figure to you.

00:28:36Do you understand that?

00:28:37Yeah.

00:28:38Okay.

00:28:42Whatever I say to you, just acknowledge with yes, no,

00:28:44or that you understand only.

00:28:46Also, who you least expect may show up

00:28:48along with who you hope will.

00:28:50Doesn't matter how close you were to them,

00:28:51how long ago they passed on, or whatever.

00:28:53Okay, well, first of all,

00:28:54a male presence comes around you.

00:28:57They talk about the younger male that passed.

00:29:00Does that make sense to you?

00:29:01Yes.

00:29:02Okay, because whoever he is is claiming

00:29:03he was the first one in the room,

00:29:04so I guess he wants the credit of coming first.

00:29:08Okay, as I'm tuning myself with you now,

00:29:11and I'm beginning to feel the touch of spirit,

00:29:13I see a woman that she's very close to you

00:29:16from the world of spirit and has been for many years.

00:29:20She has particularly pretty eyes,

00:29:22rather large, wide-set eyes, highly arched brows.

00:29:30How are you doing today?

00:29:32Doing terrific, thank you.

00:29:33I read by voice.

00:29:35Okay, so by hearing just your voice,

00:29:37not information, just your voice is enough.

00:29:41Do you have a grandfather in spirit?

00:29:43Yes.

00:29:45Okay, I will tell you that this person

00:29:47is a very, very strong man.

00:29:50He comes through with a lot of zest,

00:29:51a lot of energy, very strong.

00:29:54We have had quite a date.

00:29:57Just to review what happened,

00:29:59there were six people that were listed

00:30:02as possible visitors.

00:30:04One of them was observed at least once.

00:30:07In addition to these six,

00:30:08eight people and one dog came through.

00:30:12I came in not expecting anything

00:30:14that would be a disappointment.

00:30:18Was your son killed in an accident?

00:30:20No.

00:30:21He also says beyond his control.

00:30:23Do you understand?

00:30:24No.

00:30:25Is that person still here?

00:30:26No.

00:30:27Is your mama still here, please?

00:30:28No, but I was very surprised.

00:30:31I was very surprised, to be honest,

00:30:34with the things that the five media told me.

00:31:02Now, is this your son that's passed?

00:31:04Yes.

00:31:05Okay, because he's jumping up and down.

00:31:06My God, he's making me feel like

00:31:07you need to know that he's here.

00:31:09Now, I don't understand this,

00:31:10but your son also apologizes for his passing?

00:31:14Yes.

00:31:15He does take his own life, correct?

00:31:17Correct.

00:31:18Somebody passes that I feel is being like, boom.

00:31:21They go out, boom.

00:31:22There's like a big explosion

00:31:23or there's some type of big boom that happens.

00:31:25Someone who passed out of the body

00:31:27very quickly, very unexpectedly.

00:31:29One boy who passed was a tremendous upset in the family,

00:31:32tremendous upset in the family,

00:31:33and I don't know if that's his initiation from it,

00:31:36but I do hear an M name,

00:31:37so that's his name or whoever he's connected to.

00:31:40The boy you're talking about is my son,

00:31:43and yes, he had taken his own life,

00:31:47and he wished to be with his grandmother.

00:31:52Also, somebody just stated mom is here.

00:31:55Does that make sense?

00:31:56Yes.

00:31:57It is correct your mom has passed?

00:31:58Correct.

00:31:59Is your mother also passed over?

00:32:01Yes.

00:32:02Okay, your mother's coming in beautifully.

00:32:04But she also had a cough, a lot of coughing.

00:32:09She comes near me.

00:32:10I feel the irritation to the throat and the bronchial area.

00:32:18Also, another male presence comes forward to you

00:32:20and says dad is here.

00:32:21Is it correct your dad has passed?

00:32:23Correct.

00:32:24Okay.

00:32:25Your father also wore a hat.

00:32:26He's got a hat on today.

00:32:27He's quite a cute man.

00:32:28He has a smoke.

00:32:29I don't know if that's what he passed from,

00:32:30but he shows me the center of his chest.

00:32:32He's talking about some blackness to the chest,

00:32:34which to me would indicate either lung cancer or emphysema,

00:32:37some type of heavy respiratory problem filling up with fluids.

00:32:41I also want to tell you the other thing I got was a dog.

00:32:44I feel like there's a dog,

00:32:45and I want to tell you that I feel like the dog has wire hair.

00:32:49Does this make sense to you, yes or no?

00:32:51Yeah.

00:32:52There now is a dog who walked into the room.

00:32:53Oh, it was mother's and papa's dog.

00:32:55They give you the dog that walked into the room.

00:32:57Did your husband have a dog who passed?

00:32:59Something about a dog.

00:33:01Something about a dog.

00:33:03God, I keep seeing that little dog again.

00:33:06He just kind of keeps wondering in and out.

00:33:08The dog is back.

00:33:09The dog is back.

00:33:11The dog that you're inquiring to is a little dog by the name of Pee-wee.

00:33:15It was a little chihuahua that lived to be 20 years old

00:33:17that I had to put to sleep last year.

00:33:19Preliminary analyses of the heart-brain data

00:33:23indicate that the medium's brain is registering the subject's heart

00:33:28while the medium's heart is disconnecting with the subject's heart.

00:33:34These findings are consistent with the hypothesis that during a reading,

00:33:38the medium is disconnecting from the sitter

00:33:41and possibly connecting with the deceased.

00:33:45This experiment does not tell us how this phenomenon occurs.

00:33:51What it does strongly suggest, to put it mildly,

00:33:55is that there is a phenomenon

00:33:58and that it can be replicated

00:34:01and that it has very deep significance.

00:34:04We hope this is a beginning, a new beginning for this work.

00:34:10Life is a great surprise.

00:34:12I don't understand why death couldn't be any bigger.

00:34:15Vladimir Nabokov.

00:34:18We've only spent five minutes studying the history of this universe.

00:34:22And, of course, we've only spent five minutes understanding this universe.

00:34:26We've only spent five minutes studying this universe.

00:34:29There are many more things in heaven and on earth

00:34:32that will be dreamed up in our immature philosophy.

00:34:35There's more to come. There's more to come.

00:34:37We still have a long way to go to the end of the process.

00:34:41Newton's universe was cold.

00:34:43It was dead. It had no life.

00:34:45It was just raw matter

00:34:47that followed a binding, predictable and controllable law.

00:34:51There was no room in Newton's science for consciousness,

00:34:54for human feelings and sufferings, for happiness.

00:34:57We just simply don't appear in Newton's equations.

00:35:03But in the 20th century, there was a second kind of consciousness.

00:35:08But in the 20th century, there was a second kind of consciousness.

00:35:11Quantum mechanics, theory of relativity, chaos and science of complexity.

00:35:16Quantum mechanics tells us that we live in a participatory universe

00:35:21and that we, human beings, conscious creatures,

00:35:24cooperate with our own creations.

00:35:27That's a radically different view from Newton's view.

00:35:33Thanks to physics, I see that consciousness is part of being,

00:35:36part of the quantum vacuum.

00:35:38Consciousness is written into the fabric of reality.

00:35:42That happens with my consciousness and your consciousness

00:35:45and with the consciousness of everybody else.

00:35:48We must have deep sensitivity, loyalty and almost gratitude

00:35:53because this is part of a much larger process.

00:36:02My uncle Joey

00:36:04was my favorite uncle when he passed away last year.

00:36:09And when we were driving down the street to pick up my brother,

00:36:14we stopped behind a school bus.

00:36:17When I looked out the window, I saw my uncle Joey smiling at me.

00:36:22I was a little bit scared, but I was really happy.

00:36:25I think he was telling me that he was okay,

00:36:29because I was worried about him.

00:36:32Many people have spontaneous communication

00:36:35with their loved ones in the spiritual world.

00:36:38And although maybe it only happens once in a lifetime,

00:36:41they are, at that moment, a medium.

00:36:44My brother Jack died after a long illness

00:36:48and I was very upset about that.

00:36:52But what was strange was

00:36:55that my brother Jack came to visit me in a dream.

00:37:00We were walking down a dusty road.

00:37:03Jack was not ill.

00:37:05He walked like everybody else, in a normal way.

00:37:08We were walking down the road, chatting.

00:37:12When all of a sudden he turned to me and said,

00:37:15I want you to know that I'm happy and I'm well.

00:37:19I realize that the reason why he didn't show up to me

00:37:24was because he needed to prove to me

00:37:28that there is life after death.

00:37:31I'm convinced of that. I have no doubts.

00:37:34Well, it changed things a little bit.

00:37:37Maybe I lean a little bit more in that direction.

00:37:40But if you were to ask me, I'd say, I don't believe that.

00:37:43No.

00:37:45Unfolding one's medium

00:37:48requires constant refinement and attention.

00:37:52It's a continuous process.

00:37:55It's not something that can be achieved

00:37:58over a weekend or a whole week.

00:38:01It really requires a lifetime of dedication.

00:38:04This beautiful man is my father.

00:38:07This is the way he looks to me when I go to visit him.

00:38:10As a matter of fact, he says he appears in his old body

00:38:13so I can recognize him.

00:38:15In order to reach him,

00:38:17I have to leave behind everyday activities

00:38:20and make that physical effort.

00:38:23Normally, I sit in a very comfortable chair,

00:38:26close my eyes and take a deep breath several times

00:38:29as if I were meditating.

00:38:31Then I can feel a change.

00:38:33It's not like I'm thinking about him.

00:38:35I feel exactly like I did when I was with him.

00:38:38I can still smell his pipe tobacco.

00:38:42I can still hear him calling me,

00:38:44shooting me, you know.

00:38:46Loved ones can immediately communicate with us

00:38:49and we learn a lot from that.

00:38:52We learn, first of all,

00:38:54that loved ones do not disappear

00:38:57when they go to the other world.

00:39:00My father used to live in Los Angeles

00:39:03and I used to live in New York.

00:39:06One night I was in bed

00:39:09and I just had a very, very strong sense

00:39:12of him being in the room with me.

00:39:15I felt what I felt when I was with him.

00:39:18I felt his energy, his essence, his presence,

00:39:21but his physical body was not there.

00:39:24The next day I found out that he had died.

00:39:28This experience that I've had

00:39:30has convinced me that we can all go through it

00:39:33and if it doesn't happen like that,

00:39:35it's just out of fear.

00:39:37There's nothing more than being a little sensitive,

00:39:40not intellectual, not sophisticated,

00:39:42not reasonable, not rational,

00:39:44if what you want is to talk

00:39:46to the beings you see in the spiritual world.

00:39:50The more we learn,

00:39:52the more surprised we find ourselves or should find ourselves.

00:39:56Dr. Louis Thomas.

00:40:09When I was going to come here,

00:40:11I didn't think I'd find anything

00:40:13as accurate as what I ended up finding.

00:40:16I don't control the people who show up

00:40:18and if the ones you want to listen to come,

00:40:20I don't promise you'll say what you expect.

00:40:23I'm Tom Jack.

00:40:24I own a nightclub in Manhattan.

00:40:36I was surprised he showed up so soon.

00:40:39At first I said,

00:40:40okay, this could be big.

00:40:46He's telling me to let you know that he's okay.

00:40:54Is she the one with the cancer?

00:40:56Yeah.

00:41:02It's my birthday.

00:41:03It's your birthday, okay.

00:41:05Is she trying to tell me she passed by your birthday

00:41:07and that's a celebration?

00:41:08No.

00:41:09Now, she's also telling me to talk about

00:41:11being out of state or upstate.

00:41:13I don't feel like you're in the area

00:41:14that I would know you from.

00:41:15Are you from New York?

00:41:16No, I'm not from New York.

00:41:17Okay.

00:41:18Now, do you have a sister?

00:41:19Yeah.

00:41:20Is she getting married?

00:41:21No.

00:41:22Is there a marriage that took place for her

00:41:23after your mom passed?

00:41:24Uh...

00:41:25Your mom was telling me that after her passing

00:41:27she went to a wedding.

00:41:28Yes, yes.

00:41:29Really?

00:41:30She was at the wedding.

00:41:31There was points where I had to smile

00:41:33because there's no way he could have known them

00:41:36and there's other points where I was in the room

00:41:38but I felt the energy in the room.

00:41:41I felt the presence of people in the room

00:41:44or it wasn't people but I felt in it

00:41:46the presence of something that wasn't there

00:41:48before we started.

00:41:50Now, is there another brother beside you?

00:41:52Yeah.

00:41:53Okay, because now she's telling me

00:41:54she's bringing your brother with her.

00:41:55She's bringing your brother through.

00:41:57Why is there so much green around him?

00:41:59Was he like in Ireland or Scotland?

00:42:01Where was he?

00:42:02No, he was in Canada but he was in a rural area.

00:42:04He's showing me like green all around him.

00:42:06He is telling me to tell you that he is okay.

00:42:08I do want to tell you that I feel like

00:42:09his passing happens very, very fast.

00:42:12It is at the hands of somebody else though.

00:42:14You're aware of that.

00:42:15There were some mysteries in my brother's death.

00:42:17Somebody shows me that causes his passing.

00:42:19Is that what they told you?

00:42:20The police had said it was an accident.

00:42:22They found him on the side of a road.

00:42:25Well, I'm getting it back here.

00:42:26As if he'd been driving around in his car

00:42:28and that was the explanation.

00:42:30That was the official explanation.

00:42:34There is talk about this as being something

00:42:36that is unique and freaky, is my feeling

00:42:39about how he passes.

00:42:41And that there were unanswered questions.

00:42:42And then when he came through he said,

00:42:43brother, what I want you to know

00:42:44is that the story that they told you

00:42:45about his death isn't true.

00:42:47And that you don't really have the opportunity

00:42:52to investigate it in the way that you want

00:42:54because you're stopped.

00:42:56I mean, like literally, I feel like there's a

00:42:57cement wall that comes up and says,

00:42:58you can't go there.

00:43:00I was totally shocked that somebody

00:43:02knew what happened 26 years ago.

00:43:04How did they know that there was a person

00:43:06who died in mysterious circumstances

00:43:08that were in a different country

00:43:09at a different time?

00:43:11That's the way of cutting their ties with me.

00:43:13So I've taken a lot of conclusions

00:43:14about all of this.

00:43:15You could say that it has changed my life.

00:43:23The images started coming to me in 1987.

00:43:27They came from beyond.

00:43:29I had no idea what was going on

00:43:31but they were talking to me about loved ones

00:43:33and dead people who were later confirmed

00:43:34by my clients.

00:43:36I was basically born and raised

00:43:37in a small town in New York called Glencove

00:43:39of Irish-Italian descent.

00:43:44Whenever I had a very clear experience,

00:43:46I would see an old anatomy.

00:43:47It would appear in my dreams.

00:43:49It would tell me things that I would later

00:43:51tell my family.

00:43:53Nobody ever told me that that couldn't happen,

00:43:54that it wasn't possible,

00:43:55and that I couldn't do it.

00:43:57Nobody put limits on my abilities.

00:43:59That's why I started to investigate.

00:44:01I went to the local library and learned

00:44:02a lot about the physical phenomena

00:44:04of parapsychology and metaphysics.

00:44:05The more I learned, the more I realized

00:44:06that I had always had these experiences.

00:44:09It was something that I always believed

00:44:10that happened to all of us.

00:44:15At first, I wanted to open a restaurant.

00:44:17Then I had a lot of desire to study

00:44:19for a health technician, and I did.

00:44:22I have two degrees,

00:44:23health technician assistant

00:44:24and business administration.

00:44:27At that time, I thought I was working

00:44:28in what I liked,

00:44:29and that's why I put aside

00:44:30the physical aspect of my life

00:44:31and I didn't worry about it anymore.

00:44:33But my mother's death in 1989

00:44:34made me realize in my own flesh

00:44:35how important it is to know

00:44:36that our family and friends

00:44:37are well and that they're still with us.

00:45:04My name's Anne Skelton.

00:45:05I live in Freeport

00:45:06and I work in a restaurant.

00:45:09I'm Chris Skelton

00:45:10and I work as a nurse.

00:45:21When Liz died,

00:45:23my heart broke.

00:45:26I needed to heal the wound

00:45:27in some way.

00:45:30I had read some books

00:45:31about this.

00:45:36I had to come and find out

00:45:38something,

00:45:40some kind of message

00:45:41that was right.

00:45:43This is a very dominant feeling to me.

00:45:45My dominant feeling would indicate

00:45:46that this is masculine.

00:45:48However, we can have a daughter

00:45:49coming through that's got

00:45:50a very strong energy attached to it.

00:45:52Well, one of the things,

00:45:53when at first he was confused

00:45:54and said, yes,

00:45:55it was a boy,

00:45:56but it was a six-year-old

00:45:57because she was full of energy,

00:45:58like he said when she

00:46:00felt like she was bursting in on

00:46:01things.

00:46:08Was there a miscarriage?

00:46:09No.

00:46:10There's two children.

00:46:11There's two people younger

00:46:12than you coming through.

00:46:13No.

00:46:14They're telling me two.

00:46:15There's two there.

00:46:16Not two of my children.

00:46:17They're telling,

00:46:18she's coming through

00:46:19with somebody to her side.

00:46:20That means to me that

00:46:21there is a sibling to her

00:46:22or somebody that I would see

00:46:23directly on the same level

00:46:24as her who has passed.

00:46:25That's what's coming through.

00:46:27Yes?

00:46:28No.

00:46:29She's insisting.

00:46:30I never had another pregnancy.

00:46:31I'm telling you,

00:46:32you're going to be wrong.

00:46:33She's telling me that

00:46:34there is somebody

00:46:35directly to her side

00:46:36who was with her.

00:46:37Who had the vehicle accident?

00:46:38She did.

00:46:39Was it somebody who

00:46:40passed with her in the car?

00:46:41Yes.

00:46:42So she died with somebody else?

00:46:43Yes.

00:46:44Okay.

00:46:45Would this person be

00:46:46on the same level as her?

00:46:47Age group you mean?

00:46:48Yes.

00:46:49Yes.

00:46:50I have to say this.

00:46:51I feel like they're siblings.

00:46:52I have this kind of

00:46:53connection to them.

00:46:54They sort of felt that way.

00:46:56She was 16 years old.

00:46:57She was traveling in a car

00:46:58with a friend

00:46:59and they were going to

00:47:00St. Louis when they

00:47:01had the accident.

00:47:02The girl to whom

00:47:03she was referring

00:47:04was going with Luis

00:47:05and she died instantly

00:47:06in the accident.

00:47:07Luis survived

00:47:08eight more days

00:47:09in St. Louis.

00:47:10She's pretty feisty.

00:47:11I was like,

00:47:12I don't think she'd like you.

00:47:13I don't really have to

00:47:14work too hard

00:47:15because she's

00:47:16being pretty insistent.

00:47:17She's telling me

00:47:18to tell you D

00:47:19which means that

00:47:20there's a D connection

00:47:21to her living.

00:47:22He made reference to

00:47:23she was someone close

00:47:24to me and I didn't

00:47:25remember any D.

00:47:26Donna, Denise,

00:47:27there's a D-N connection

00:47:28and I feel it close to me.

00:47:29So this is someone

00:47:30that's close to her.

00:47:31So write that down.

00:47:32It's probably someone

00:47:33who's alive

00:47:34who she's just

00:47:35putting out a hello to.

00:47:36It was her brother's

00:47:37name,

00:47:38my son's name,

00:47:39Daniel.

00:47:40But when you're

00:47:41talking to him

00:47:42you can't focus

00:47:43on what

00:47:44they're telling you.

00:47:45Did you have one

00:47:46picture of her

00:47:47in your wallet

00:47:48that you took out

00:47:49and then put in

00:47:50another one?

00:47:51Yes.

00:47:52Okay.

00:47:53Did she tease you

00:47:54for doing that

00:47:55and that she

00:47:56liked the other

00:47:57picture better?

00:47:58Okay.

00:47:59Her hair was

00:48:00better in the

00:48:01other one.

00:48:02She's making me

00:48:03feel like she

00:48:04liked her hair

00:48:05better in the

00:48:06other one.

00:48:07She's laughing.

00:48:08She's excited.

00:48:09She's been

00:48:10memorialized on a

00:48:11wall?

00:48:12Somebody carved

00:48:13her name on the

00:48:14wall?

00:48:15She's up on a

00:48:16wall?

00:48:17Yep.

00:48:18Okay.

00:48:19She's thinking

00:48:20about being on

00:48:21the wall

00:48:23because she's

00:48:24like, she's not

00:48:25taking it really

00:48:26serious.

00:48:27She's like joking

00:48:28around saying

00:48:29like, I'm up on

00:48:30the wall near the

00:48:31gum.

00:48:32Yep.

00:48:33One night I was

00:48:34in a train station

00:48:35and I was very

00:48:36scared and I was

00:48:37talking to my

00:48:38daughter and I

00:48:39actually wrote

00:48:40her name on

00:48:41the wall in

00:48:42pencil and I

00:48:43put a heart

00:48:44around it and

00:48:45he made a

00:48:46reference to

00:48:47that.

00:48:48He also made

00:48:49a reference to

00:48:50that on the

00:48:51gum.

00:48:52So, I mean,

00:48:53he was right

00:48:54about that.

00:48:55She chose this

00:48:56light.

00:48:57It's her way of

00:48:58keeping her

00:48:59personality intact and

00:49:00making sure that

00:49:01you, you know,

00:49:02that even though

00:49:03she's not physically

00:49:04with you, she's

00:49:05still spiritually

00:49:06connected to you.

00:49:07It's very important

00:49:08that you guys

00:49:09know this.

00:49:10It doesn't

00:49:11change anything.

00:49:12It's my daughter.

00:49:13But it's like,

00:49:14it's something

00:49:15we've been

00:49:16talking about

00:49:17before I came

00:49:18here that she

00:49:19was still

00:49:20a kid.

00:49:21And I was

00:49:22really talking

00:49:23to her that night

00:49:24and she pulled

00:49:25that out of

00:49:26nowhere.

00:49:27Nobody knew

00:49:28that.

00:49:29So, it

00:49:30just had

00:49:31to be.

00:49:32Hey,

00:49:33Kristen,

00:49:34it's John

00:49:35Edward.

00:49:36How are you?

00:49:37Good.

00:49:38What's

00:49:39cooking?

00:49:40But there is

00:49:41a business

00:49:42I'm doing

00:49:43and there has

00:49:44to be a

00:49:45business

00:49:46I'm doing

00:49:47and there's

00:49:48a big demand

00:49:49for it.

00:49:50And

00:49:51that's

00:49:52the hardest

00:49:53part.

00:49:54People

00:49:55call me

00:49:5624 hours

00:49:57a day,

00:49:587 days

00:49:59a week,

00:50:00trying to

00:50:01get an

00:50:02appointment.

00:50:03But there

00:50:04are a lot

00:50:05of people

00:50:06who don't

00:50:07get it and

00:50:08that's

00:50:09really

00:50:10heartbreaking.

00:50:11That's

00:50:12why I

00:50:13get so

00:50:14many

00:50:15phone calls.

00:50:16Today

00:50:17it's 64

00:50:18hours a

00:50:19week.

00:50:20And

00:50:21I feel like

00:50:22I'm

00:50:23going to

00:50:24die.

00:50:25I

00:50:26have to

00:50:27find an

00:50:28outlet for

00:50:29it.

00:50:30I also

00:50:31do bone

00:50:32dancing

00:50:33with my

00:50:34wife and

00:50:35that's

00:50:36something

00:50:37that I

00:50:38have to

00:50:39find an

00:50:40outlet

00:50:41for.

00:50:42I

00:50:43also

00:50:44do bone

00:50:45dancing

00:50:46with my

00:50:47wife and

00:50:48that's

00:50:49something

00:50:50that I

00:50:51have to

00:50:52find an

00:50:53outlet for.

00:50:54I feel

00:50:55blessed.

00:50:56I feel blessed

00:50:57that I've been

00:50:58chosen to

00:50:59do this

00:51:00job.

00:51:01It's

00:51:02really,

00:51:03it's

00:51:04powerful.

00:51:05There are

00:51:06also days

00:51:07where I

00:51:08would hit

00:51:09my head

00:51:10and say

00:51:11why do

00:51:12I have

00:51:13to do

00:51:14this?

00:51:15But

00:51:16there

00:51:17are

00:51:18also

00:51:19days

00:51:20where I

00:51:21would

00:51:22hit

00:51:23my head

00:51:24and say

00:51:25why do

00:51:26I have

00:51:27to do

00:51:28this?

00:51:29But

00:51:30there

00:51:31are

00:51:32also

00:51:33days

00:51:34where I

00:51:35would

00:51:36hit

00:51:37my head

00:51:38and say

00:51:39why do

00:51:40I have

00:51:41to do

00:51:42this?

00:51:43But

00:51:44there are

00:51:45also

00:51:46days

00:51:47where I

00:51:48would

00:51:49hit

00:51:50my head

00:51:51and say

00:51:52why do

00:51:53I have

00:51:54to do

00:51:55this?

00:51:56But

00:51:57there

00:51:58are

00:51:59also

00:52:00days

00:52:01where I

00:52:02would

00:52:03hit

00:52:04my head

00:52:05and say

00:52:06why do

00:52:07I have

00:52:08to do

00:52:09this?

00:52:10But

00:52:11there

00:52:12are

00:52:13also

00:52:14days

00:52:15where I

00:52:16would

00:52:17hit

00:52:18my head

00:52:19and say

00:52:20why do

00:52:21I have

00:52:22to do

00:52:23this?

00:52:24But

00:52:25there

00:52:26are

00:52:27also

00:52:28days

00:52:29where I

00:52:30would

00:52:31hit

00:52:32my head

00:52:33and say

00:52:34why do

00:52:35I have

00:52:36to do

00:52:37this?

00:52:38But

00:52:39there

00:52:40are

00:52:41also

00:52:42days

00:52:43where I

00:52:44would

00:52:45hit

00:52:46my head

00:52:47and say

00:52:48why do

00:52:49I have

00:52:50to do

00:52:51this?

00:52:52But

00:52:53there

00:52:54are

00:52:55also

00:52:56days

00:52:57where I

00:52:58would

00:52:59hit

00:53:00my head

00:53:01and say

00:53:02why do

00:53:03I have

00:53:04to do

00:53:05this?

00:53:06But

00:53:07there

00:53:08are

00:53:09also

00:53:10days

00:53:11where I

00:53:12would

00:53:13hit

00:53:14my head

00:53:15and say

00:53:16why do

00:53:17I have

00:53:18to do

00:53:19this?

00:53:20But

00:53:21there

00:53:22are

00:53:23also

00:53:24days

00:53:25where I

00:53:26would

00:53:27hit

00:53:28my head

00:53:29and say

00:53:30why do

00:53:31I have

00:53:32to do

00:53:33this?

00:53:34But

00:53:35there

00:53:36are

00:53:37also

00:53:38days

00:53:39where I

00:53:40would

00:53:41hit

00:53:42my head

00:53:43and say

00:53:44why do

00:53:45I have

00:53:46to do

00:53:47this?

00:53:48But

00:53:49there

00:53:50are

00:53:51also

00:53:52days

00:53:53where I

00:53:54would

00:53:55hit

00:53:56my head

00:53:57and say

00:53:58why do

00:53:59I have

00:54:00to do

00:54:01this?

00:54:02But

00:54:03there

00:54:04are

00:54:05also

00:54:06days

00:54:07where I

00:54:08would

00:54:09hit

00:54:10my head

00:54:11and say

00:54:12why do

00:54:13I have

00:54:14to do

00:54:15this?

00:54:16But

00:54:17there

00:54:18are

00:54:19also

00:54:20days

00:54:21where I

00:54:22would

00:54:23hit

00:54:24my head

00:54:25and say

00:54:26why do

00:54:27I have

00:54:28to do

00:54:29this?

00:54:30But

00:54:31there

00:54:32are

00:54:33also

00:54:34days

00:54:35where I

00:54:36would

00:54:37hit

00:54:38my head

00:54:39and say

00:54:40why do

00:54:41I have

00:54:42to do

00:54:43this?

00:54:44But

00:54:45there

00:54:46are

00:54:47also

00:54:48days

00:54:49where I

00:54:50would

00:54:51hit

00:54:52my head

00:54:53and say

00:54:54why do

00:54:55I have

00:54:56to do

00:54:57this?

00:54:58But

00:54:59there

00:55:00are

00:55:01also

00:55:02days

00:55:03where I

00:55:04would

00:55:05hit

00:55:06my head

00:55:07and say

00:55:08why do

00:55:09I have

00:55:10to do

00:55:11this?

00:55:12But

00:55:13there

00:55:14are

00:55:15also

00:55:16days

00:55:17where I

00:55:18would

00:55:19hit

00:55:20my head

00:55:21and say

00:55:22why do

00:55:23I have

00:55:24to do

00:55:25this?

00:55:26But

00:55:27there

00:55:28are

00:55:29also

00:55:30days

00:55:31where I

00:55:32would

00:55:33hit

00:55:34my head

00:55:35and say

00:55:36why do

00:55:37I have

00:55:38to do

00:55:39this?

00:55:40But

00:55:41there

00:55:42are

00:55:43also

00:55:44days

00:55:45where I

00:55:46would

00:55:47hit

00:55:48my head

00:55:49and say

00:55:50why do

00:55:51I have

00:55:52to do

00:55:53this?

00:55:54But

00:55:55there

00:55:56are

00:55:57also

00:55:58days

00:55:59where I

00:56:00would

00:56:01hit

00:56:02my head

00:56:03and say

00:56:04why do

00:56:05I have

00:56:06to do

00:56:07this?

00:56:08But

00:56:09there

00:56:10are

00:56:11also

00:56:12days

00:56:13where I

00:56:14would

00:56:15hit

00:56:16my head

00:56:17and say

00:56:18why do

00:56:19I have

00:56:20to do

00:56:21this?

00:56:22But

00:56:23there

00:56:24are

00:56:25also

00:56:26days

00:56:27where I

00:56:28would

00:56:29hit

00:56:30my head

00:56:31and say

00:56:32why do

00:56:33I have

00:56:34to do

00:56:35this?

00:56:36But

00:56:37there

00:56:38are

00:56:39also

00:56:40days

00:56:41where I

00:56:42would

00:56:43hit

00:56:44my head

00:56:45and say

00:56:46why do

00:56:47I have

00:56:48to do

00:56:49this?

00:56:50But

00:56:51there

00:56:52are

00:56:53also

00:56:54days

00:56:55where I

00:56:56would

00:56:57hit

00:56:58my head

00:56:59and say

00:57:00why do

00:57:01I have

00:57:02to do

00:57:03this?

00:57:04But

00:57:05there

00:57:06are

00:57:07also

00:57:08days

00:57:09where I

00:57:10would

00:57:11hit

00:57:12my head

00:57:13and say

00:57:14why do

00:57:15I have

00:57:16to do

00:57:17this?

00:57:18But

00:57:19there

00:57:20are

00:57:21also

00:57:22days

00:57:23where I

00:57:24would

00:57:25hit

00:57:26my head

00:57:27and say

00:57:28why do

00:57:29I have

00:57:30to do

00:57:31this?

00:57:32But

00:57:33there

00:57:34are

00:57:35also

00:57:36days

00:57:37where I

00:57:38would

00:57:39hit

00:57:40my head

00:57:41and say

00:57:42why do

00:57:43I have

00:57:44to do

00:57:45this?

00:57:46But

00:57:47there

00:57:48are

00:57:49also

00:57:50days

00:57:51where I

00:57:52would

00:57:53hit

00:57:54my head

00:57:55and say

00:57:56why do

00:57:57I have

00:57:58to do

00:57:59this?

00:58:00But

00:58:01there

00:58:02are

00:58:03also

00:58:04days

00:58:05where I

00:58:06would

00:58:07hit

00:58:08my head

00:58:09and say

00:58:10why do

00:58:11I have

00:58:12to do

00:58:13this?

00:58:14But

00:58:15there

00:58:16are

00:58:17also

00:58:18days

00:58:19where I

00:58:20would

00:58:21hit

00:58:22my head

00:58:23and say

00:58:24why do

00:58:25I have

00:58:26to do

00:58:27this?

00:58:28But

00:58:29there

00:58:30are

00:58:31also

00:58:32days

00:58:33where I

00:58:34would

00:58:35hit

00:58:36my head

00:58:37and say

00:58:38why do

00:58:39I have

00:58:40to do

00:58:41this?

00:58:42But

00:58:43there

00:58:44are

00:58:45also

00:58:46days

00:58:47where I

00:58:48would

00:58:49hit

00:58:50my head

00:58:51and say

00:58:52why do

00:58:53I have

00:58:54to do

00:58:55this?

00:58:56But

00:58:57there

00:58:58are

00:58:59also

00:59:00days

00:59:01where I

00:59:02would

00:59:03hit

00:59:04my head

00:59:05and say

00:59:06why do

00:59:07I have

00:59:08to do

00:59:09this?

00:59:10But

00:59:11there

00:59:12are

00:59:13also

00:59:14days

00:59:15where I

00:59:16would

00:59:17hit

00:59:18my head

00:59:19and say

00:59:20why do

00:59:21I have

00:59:22to do

00:59:23this?

00:59:24But

00:59:25there

00:59:26are

00:59:27also

00:59:28days

00:59:29where I

00:59:30would

00:59:31hit

00:59:32my head

00:59:33and say

00:59:34why do

00:59:35I have

00:59:36to do

00:59:37this?

00:59:38But

00:59:39there

00:59:40are

00:59:41also

00:59:42days

00:59:43where I

00:59:44would

00:59:45hit

00:59:46my head

00:59:47and say

00:59:48why do

00:59:49I have

00:59:50to do

00:59:51this?

00:59:52But

00:59:53there

00:59:54are

00:59:55also

00:59:56days

00:59:57where I

00:59:58would

00:59:59hit

01:00:00my head

01:00:01and say

01:00:02why do

01:00:03I have

01:00:04to do

01:00:05this?

01:00:06But

01:00:07there

01:00:08are

01:00:09also

01:00:10days

01:00:11where I

01:00:12would

01:00:13hit

01:00:14my head

01:00:15and say

01:00:16why do

01:00:17I have

01:00:18to do

01:00:19this?

01:00:20But

01:00:21there

01:00:22are

01:00:23also

01:00:24days

01:00:25where I

01:00:26would

01:00:27hit

01:00:28my head

01:00:29and say

01:00:30why do

01:00:31I have

01:00:32to do

01:00:33this?

01:00:34But

01:00:35there

01:00:36are

01:00:37also

01:00:38days

01:00:39where I

01:00:40would

01:00:41hit

01:00:42my head

01:00:43and say

01:00:44why do

01:00:45I have

01:00:46to do

01:00:47this?

01:00:48But

01:00:49there

01:00:50are

01:00:51also

01:00:52days

01:00:53where I

01:00:54would

01:00:55hit

01:00:56my head

01:00:57and say

01:00:58why do

01:00:59I have

01:01:00to do

01:01:01this?

01:01:02But

01:01:03there

01:01:04are

01:01:05also

01:01:06days

01:01:07where I

01:01:08would

01:01:09hit

01:01:10my head

01:01:11and say

01:01:12why do

01:01:13I have

01:01:14to do

01:01:15this?

01:01:16But

01:01:17there

01:01:18are

01:01:19also

01:01:20days

01:01:21where I

01:01:22would

01:01:23hit

01:01:24my head

01:01:25and say

01:01:26why do

01:01:27I have

01:01:28to do

01:01:29this?

01:01:30But

01:01:31there

01:01:32are

01:01:33also

01:01:34days

01:01:35where I

01:01:36would

01:01:37hit

01:01:38my head

01:01:39and say

01:01:40why do

01:01:41I have

01:01:42to do

01:01:43this?

01:01:44But

01:01:45there

01:01:46are

01:01:47also

01:01:48days

01:01:49where I

01:01:50would

01:01:51hit

01:01:52my head

01:01:53and say

01:01:54why do

01:01:55I have

01:01:56to do

01:01:57this?

01:01:58But

01:01:59there

01:02:00are

01:02:01also

01:02:02days

01:02:03where I

01:02:04would

01:02:05hit

01:02:06my head

01:02:07and say

01:02:08why do

01:02:09I have

01:02:10to do

01:02:11this?

01:02:12But

01:02:13there

01:02:14are

01:02:15also

01:02:16days

01:02:17where I

01:02:18would

01:02:19hit

01:02:20my head

01:02:21and say

01:02:22why do

01:02:23I have

01:02:24to do

01:02:25this?

01:02:26But

01:02:27there

01:02:28are

01:02:29also

01:02:30days

01:02:31where I

01:02:32would

01:02:33hit

01:02:34my head

01:02:35and say

01:02:36why do

01:02:37I have

01:02:38to do

01:02:39this?

01:02:40But

01:02:41there

01:02:42are

01:02:43also

01:02:44days

01:02:45where I

01:02:46would

01:02:47hit

01:02:48my head

01:02:49and say

01:02:50why do

01:02:51I have

01:02:52to do

01:02:53this?

01:02:54But

01:02:55there

01:02:56are

01:02:57also

01:02:58days

01:02:59where I

01:03:00would

01:03:01hit

01:03:02my head

01:03:03and say

01:03:04why do

01:03:05I have

01:03:06to do

01:03:07this?

01:03:08But

01:03:09there

01:03:10are

01:03:11also

01:03:12days

01:03:13where I

01:03:14would

01:03:15hit

01:03:16my head

01:03:17and say

01:03:18why do

01:03:19I have

01:03:20to do

01:03:21this?

01:03:22But

01:03:23there

01:03:24are

01:03:25also

01:03:26days

01:03:27where I

01:03:28would

01:03:29hit

01:03:30my head

01:03:31and say

01:03:32why do

01:03:33I have

01:03:34to do

01:03:35this?

01:03:36But

01:03:37there

01:03:38are

01:03:39also

01:03:40days

01:03:41where I

01:03:42would

01:03:43hit

01:03:44my head

01:03:45and say

01:03:46why do

01:03:47I have

01:03:48to do

01:03:49this?

01:03:50But

01:03:51there

01:03:52are

01:03:53also

01:03:54days

01:03:55where I

01:03:56would

01:03:57hit

01:03:58my head

01:03:59and say

01:04:00why do

01:04:01I have

01:04:02to do

01:04:03this?

01:04:04But

01:04:05there

01:04:06are

01:04:07also

01:04:08days

01:04:09where I

01:04:10would

01:04:11hit

01:04:12my head

01:04:13and say

01:04:14why do

01:04:15I have

01:04:16to do

01:04:17this?

01:04:18But

01:04:19there

01:04:20are

01:04:21also

01:04:22days

01:04:23where I

01:04:24would

01:04:25hit

01:04:26my head

01:04:27and say

01:04:28why do

01:04:29I have

01:04:30to do

01:04:31this?

01:04:32But

01:04:33there

01:04:34are

01:04:35also

01:04:36days

01:04:37where I

01:04:38would

01:04:39hit

01:04:40my head

01:04:41and say

01:04:42why do

01:04:43I have

01:04:44to do

01:04:45this?

01:04:46But

01:04:47there

01:04:48are

01:04:49also

01:04:50days

01:04:51where I

01:04:52would

01:04:53hit

01:04:54my head

01:04:55and say

01:04:56why do

01:04:57I have

01:04:58to do

01:04:59this?

01:05:00But

01:05:01there

01:05:02are

01:05:03also

01:05:04days

01:05:05where I

01:05:06would

01:05:07hit

01:05:08my head

01:05:09and say

01:05:10why do

01:05:11I have

01:05:12to do

01:05:13this?

01:05:14But

01:05:15there

01:05:16are

01:05:17also

01:05:18days

01:05:19where I

01:05:20would

01:05:21hit

01:05:22my head

01:05:23and say

01:05:24why do

01:05:25I have

01:05:26to do

01:05:27this?

01:05:28But

01:05:29there

01:05:30are

01:05:31also

01:05:32days

01:05:33where I

01:05:34would

01:05:35hit

01:05:36my head

01:05:37and say

01:05:38why do

01:05:39I have

01:05:40to do

01:05:41this?

01:05:42But

01:05:43there

01:05:44are

01:05:45also

01:05:46days

01:05:47where I

01:05:48would

01:05:49hit

01:05:50my head

01:05:51and say

01:05:52why do

01:05:53I have

01:05:54to do

01:05:55this?

01:05:56But

01:05:57there

01:05:58are

01:05:59also

01:06:00days

01:06:01where I

01:06:02would

01:06:03hit

01:06:04my head

01:06:05and say

01:06:06why do

01:06:07I have

01:06:08to do

01:06:09this?

01:06:10But

01:06:11there

01:06:12are

01:06:13also

01:06:14days

01:06:15where I

01:06:16would

01:06:17hit

01:06:18my

01:06:19head

01:06:20and say

01:06:21why do

01:06:22I have

01:06:23to do

01:06:24this?

01:06:25But

01:06:26there

01:06:27are

01:06:28also

01:06:29days

01:06:30where I

01:06:31would

01:06:32hit

01:06:33my

01:06:34head

01:06:35and say

01:06:36why do

01:06:37I have

01:06:38to do

01:06:39this?

01:06:40But

01:06:41there

01:06:42are

01:06:43also

01:06:44days

01:06:45where I

01:06:46would

01:06:47hit

01:06:48my

01:06:49head

01:06:50and say

01:06:51why do

01:06:52I have

01:06:53to do

01:06:54this?

01:06:55But

01:06:56there

01:06:57are

01:06:58also

01:06:59days

01:07:00where I

01:07:01would

01:07:02hit

01:07:03my

01:07:04head

01:07:05and say

01:07:06why do

01:07:07I have

01:07:08to do

01:07:09this?

01:07:10But

01:07:11there

01:07:12are

01:07:13also

01:07:14days

01:07:15where I

01:07:16would

01:07:17hit

01:07:18my

01:07:19head

01:07:20and say

01:07:21why do

01:07:22I have

01:07:23to do

01:07:24this?

01:07:25But

01:07:26there

01:07:27are

01:07:28also

01:07:29days

01:07:30where I

01:07:31would

01:07:32hit

01:07:33my

01:07:34head

01:07:35and say

01:07:36why do

01:07:37I have

01:07:38to do

01:07:39this?

01:07:40But

01:07:41there

01:07:42are

01:07:43also

01:07:44days

01:07:45where I

01:07:46would

01:07:47hit

01:07:48my

01:07:49head

01:07:50and say

01:07:51why do

01:07:52I have

01:07:53to do

01:07:54this?

01:07:55But

01:07:56there

01:07:57are

01:07:58also

01:07:59days

01:08:00where I

01:08:01would

01:08:02hit

01:08:03my

01:08:04head

01:08:05and say

01:08:06why do

01:08:07I have

01:08:08to do

01:08:09this?

01:08:10But

01:08:11there

01:08:12are

01:08:13also

01:08:14days

01:08:15where I

01:08:16would

01:08:17hit

01:08:18my

01:08:19head

01:08:20and say

01:08:21why do

01:08:22I have

01:08:23to do

01:08:24this?

01:08:25But

01:08:26there

01:08:27are

01:08:28also

01:08:29days

01:08:30where I

01:08:31would

01:08:32hit

01:08:33my

01:08:34head

01:08:35and say

01:08:36why do

01:08:37I have

01:08:38to do

01:08:39this?

01:08:40But

01:08:41there

01:08:42are

01:08:43also

01:08:44days

01:08:45where I

01:08:46would

01:08:47hit

01:08:48my

01:08:49head

01:08:50and say

01:08:51why do

01:08:52I have

01:08:53to do

01:08:54this?

01:08:55But

01:08:56there

01:08:57are

01:08:58also

01:08:59days

01:09:00where I

01:09:01would

01:09:02hit

01:09:03my

01:09:04head

01:09:05and say

01:09:06why do

01:09:07I have

01:09:08to do

01:09:09this?

01:09:10But

01:09:11there

01:09:12are

01:09:13also

01:09:14days

01:09:15where I

01:09:16would

01:09:17hit

01:09:18my

01:09:19head

01:09:20and say

01:09:21why do

01:09:22I have

01:09:23to do

01:09:24this?

01:09:25But

01:09:26there

01:09:27are

01:09:28also

01:09:29days

01:09:30where I

01:09:31would

01:09:32hit

01:09:33my

01:09:34head

01:09:35and say

01:09:36why do

01:09:37I have

01:09:38to do

01:09:39this?

01:09:40But

01:09:41there

01:09:42are

01:09:43also

01:09:44days

01:09:45where I

01:09:46would

01:09:47hit

01:09:48my

01:09:49head

01:09:50and say

01:09:51why do

01:09:52I have

01:09:53to do

01:09:54this?

01:09:55But

01:09:56there

01:09:57are

01:09:58also

01:09:59days

01:10:00where I

01:10:01would

01:10:02hit

01:10:03my

01:10:04head

01:10:05and say

01:10:06why do

01:10:07I have

01:10:08to do

01:10:09this?

01:10:10But

01:10:11there

01:10:12are

01:10:13also

01:10:14days

01:10:15where I

01:10:16would

01:10:17hit

01:10:18my

01:10:19head

01:10:20and say

01:10:21why do

01:10:22I have

01:10:23to do

01:10:24this?

01:10:25But

01:10:26there

01:10:27are

01:10:28also

01:10:29days

01:10:30where I

01:10:31would

01:10:32hit

01:10:33my

01:10:34head

01:10:35and say

01:10:36why do

01:10:37I have

01:10:38to do

01:10:39this?

01:10:40But

01:10:41there

01:10:42are

01:10:43also

01:10:44days

01:10:45where I

01:10:46would

01:10:47hit

01:10:48my

01:10:49head

01:10:50and say

01:10:51why do

01:10:52I have

01:10:53to do

01:10:54this?

01:10:55But

01:10:56there

01:10:57are

01:10:58also

01:10:59days

01:11:00where I

01:11:01would

01:11:02hit

01:11:03my

01:11:04head

01:11:06and say

01:11:07why do

01:11:08I have

01:11:09to do

01:11:10this?

01:11:11But

01:11:12there

01:11:13are

01:11:14also

01:11:15days

01:11:16where I

01:11:17would

01:11:18hit

01:11:19my

01:11:20head

01:11:21and say

01:11:22why do

01:11:23I have

01:11:24to do

01:11:25this?

01:11:26But

01:11:27there

01:11:28are

01:11:29also

01:11:30days

01:11:31where I

01:11:32would

01:11:33hit

01:11:35my

01:11:36head

01:11:37and say

01:11:38why do

01:11:39I have

01:11:40to do

01:11:41this?

01:11:42But

01:11:43there

01:11:44are

01:11:45also

01:11:46days

01:11:47where I

01:11:48would

01:11:49hit

01:11:50my

01:11:51head

01:11:52and say

01:11:53why do

01:11:54I have

01:11:55to do

01:11:56this?

01:11:57But

01:11:58there

01:11:59are

01:12:00also

01:12:01days

01:12:02where I

01:12:03would

01:12:04hit

01:12:05my

01:12:06head

01:12:07and say

01:12:08why do

01:12:09I have

01:12:10to do

01:12:11this?

01:12:12But

01:12:13there

01:12:14are

01:12:15also

01:12:16days

01:12:17where I

01:12:18would

01:12:19hit

01:12:20my

01:12:21head

01:12:22and say

01:12:23why do

01:12:24I have

01:12:25to do

01:12:26this?

01:12:27But

01:12:28there

01:12:29are

01:12:30also

01:12:31days

01:12:33where I

01:12:34would

01:12:35hit

01:12:36my

01:12:37head

01:12:38and say

01:12:39why do

01:12:40I have

01:12:41to do

01:12:42this?

01:12:43But

01:12:44there

01:12:45are

01:12:46also

01:12:47days

01:12:48where I

01:12:49would

01:12:50hit

01:12:51my

01:12:52head

01:12:53and say

01:12:54why do

01:12:55I have

01:12:56to do

01:12:57this?

01:12:58But

01:12:59there

01:13:00are

01:13:01also

01:13:02days

01:13:03where I

01:13:04would

01:13:05hit

01:13:06my

01:13:07head

01:13:08and say

01:13:09why do

01:13:10I have

01:13:11to do

01:13:12this?

01:13:13But

01:13:14there

01:13:15are

01:13:16also

01:13:17days

01:13:18where I

01:13:19would

01:13:20hit

01:13:21my

01:13:22head

01:13:23and say

01:13:24why do

01:13:25I have

01:13:26to do

01:13:27this?

01:13:28But

01:13:29there

01:13:30are

01:13:31also

01:13:32days

01:13:33where I

01:13:34would

01:13:35hit

01:13:36my

01:13:37head

01:13:38and say

01:13:39why do

01:13:40I have

01:13:41to do

01:13:42this?

01:13:43But

01:13:44there

01:13:45are

01:13:46also

01:13:47days

01:13:48where I

01:13:49would

01:13:50hit

01:13:51my

01:13:52head

01:13:53and say

01:13:54why do

01:13:55I have

01:13:56to do

01:13:57this?

01:13:58But

01:13:59there

01:14:00are

01:14:01also

01:14:02days

01:14:03where I

01:14:04would

01:14:05hit

01:14:06my

01:14:07head

01:14:08and say

01:14:09why do

01:14:10I have

01:14:11to do

01:14:12this?

01:14:13But

01:14:14there

01:14:15are

01:14:16also

01:14:17days

01:14:18where I

01:14:19would

01:14:20hit

01:14:21my

01:14:22head

01:14:23and say

01:14:24why do

01:14:25I have

01:14:26to do

01:14:27this?

01:14:28But

01:14:29there

01:14:30are

01:14:31also

01:14:32days

01:14:33where I

01:14:34would

01:14:35hit

01:14:36my

01:14:37head

01:14:38and say

01:14:39why do

01:14:40I have

01:14:41to do

01:14:42this?

01:14:43But

01:14:44there

01:14:45are

01:14:46also

01:14:47days

01:14:48where I

01:14:49would

01:14:50hit

01:14:51my

01:14:52head

01:14:53and say

01:14:54why do

01:14:55I have

01:14:56to do

01:14:57this?

01:14:58But

01:14:59there

01:15:00are

01:15:01also

01:15:02days

01:15:03where I

01:15:04would

01:15:05hit

01:15:06my

01:15:07head

01:15:08and say

01:15:09why do

01:15:10I have

01:15:11to do

01:15:12this?

01:15:13But

01:15:14there

01:15:15are

01:15:16also

01:15:17days

01:15:18where I

01:15:19would

01:15:20hit

01:15:21my

01:15:22head

01:15:23and say

01:15:24why do

01:15:25I have

01:15:26to do

01:15:27this?

01:15:28But

01:15:29there

01:15:30are

01:15:31also

01:15:32days

01:15:33where I

01:15:34would

01:15:35hit

01:15:36my

01:15:37head

01:15:38and say

01:15:39why do

01:15:40I have

01:15:41to do

01:15:42this?

01:15:43But

01:15:44there

01:15:45are

01:15:46also

01:15:47days

01:15:48where I

01:15:49would

01:15:50hit

01:15:51my

01:15:52head

01:15:53and say

01:15:54why do

01:15:55I have

01:15:56to do

01:15:57this?

01:15:58But

01:15:59there

01:16:00are

01:16:01also

01:16:02days

01:16:03where I

01:16:04would

01:16:05hit

01:16:06my

01:16:07head

01:16:08and say

01:16:09why do

01:16:10I have

01:16:11to do

01:16:12this?

01:16:13But

01:16:14there

01:16:15are

01:16:16also

01:16:17days

01:16:18where I

01:16:19would

01:16:20hit

01:16:21my

01:16:22head

01:16:23and say

01:16:24why do

01:16:25I have

01:16:26to do

01:16:27this?

01:16:28But

01:16:29there

01:16:30are

01:16:31also

01:16:32days

01:16:33where I

01:16:34would

01:16:35hit

01:16:36my

01:16:37head

01:16:38and say

01:16:39why do

01:16:40I have

01:16:41to do

01:16:42this?

01:16:43But

01:16:44there

01:16:45are

01:16:46also

01:16:47days

01:16:48where I

01:16:49would

01:16:50hit

01:16:51my

01:16:52head

01:16:53and say

01:16:54why do

01:16:55I have

01:16:56to do

01:16:57this?

01:16:58But

01:16:59there

01:17:00are

01:17:01also

01:17:02days

01:17:03where I

01:17:04would

01:17:05hit

01:17:06my

01:17:07head

01:17:08and say

01:17:09why do

01:17:10I have

01:17:11to do

01:17:12this?

01:17:13But

01:17:14there

01:17:15are

01:17:16also

01:17:17days

01:17:18where I

01:17:19would

01:17:20hit

01:17:21my

01:17:23head

01:17:24and say

01:17:25why do

01:17:26I have

01:17:27to do

01:17:28this?

01:17:29But

01:17:30there

01:17:31are

01:17:32also

01:17:33days

01:17:34where I

01:17:35would

01:17:36hit

01:17:37my

01:17:38head

01:17:39and say

01:17:40why do

01:17:41I have

01:17:42to do

01:17:43this?

01:17:44But

01:17:45there

01:17:46are

01:17:47also

01:17:48days

01:17:49where I

01:17:50would

01:17:51hit

01:17:52my

01:17:53head

01:17:54and say

01:17:55why do

01:17:56I have

01:17:57to do

01:17:58this?

01:17:59But

01:18:00there

01:18:01are

01:18:02also

01:18:03days

01:18:04where I

01:18:05would

01:18:06hit

01:18:07my

01:18:08head

01:18:09and say

01:18:10why do

01:18:11I have

01:18:12to do

01:18:13this?

01:18:14But

01:18:15there

01:18:16are

01:18:17also

01:18:18days

01:18:19where I

01:18:20would

01:18:21hit

01:18:22my

01:18:23head

01:18:24and say

01:18:25why do

01:18:26I have

01:18:27to do

01:18:28this?

01:18:29But

01:18:30there

01:18:31are

01:18:32also

01:18:33days

01:18:34where I

01:18:35would

01:18:36hit

01:18:37my

01:18:38head

01:18:39and say

01:18:40why do

01:18:41I have

01:18:42to do

01:18:43this?

01:18:44But

01:18:45there

01:18:46are

01:18:47also

01:18:48days

01:18:49where I

01:18:50would

01:18:51hit

01:18:52my

01:18:53head

01:18:54and say

01:18:55why do

01:18:56I have

01:18:57to do

01:18:58this?

01:18:59But

01:19:00there

01:19:01are

01:19:02also

01:19:03days

01:19:04where I

01:19:05would

01:19:06hit

01:19:07my

01:19:08head

01:19:09and say

01:19:10why do

01:19:11I have

01:19:12to do

01:19:13this?

01:19:14But

01:19:15there

01:19:16are

01:19:17also

01:19:18days

01:19:19where I

01:19:20would

01:19:21hit

01:19:22my

01:19:23head

01:19:24and say

01:19:25why do

01:19:26I have

01:19:27to do

01:19:28this?

01:19:29But

01:19:30there

01:19:31are

01:19:32also

01:19:33days

01:19:34where I

01:19:35would

01:19:36hit

01:19:37my

01:19:38head

01:19:39and say

01:19:40why do

01:19:41I have

01:19:42to do

01:19:43this?

01:19:44But

01:19:45there

01:19:46are

01:19:47also

01:19:48days

01:19:49where I

01:19:50would

01:19:51hit

01:19:52my

01:19:53head

01:19:54and say

01:19:55why do

01:19:56I have

01:19:57to do

01:19:58this?

01:19:59But

01:20:00there

01:20:01are

01:20:02also

01:20:03days

01:20:04where I

01:20:05would

01:20:06hit

01:20:07my

01:20:08head

01:20:09and say

01:20:10why do

01:20:11I have

01:20:12to do

01:20:13this?

01:20:14But

01:20:15there

01:20:16are

01:20:17also

01:20:18days

01:20:19where I

01:20:20would

01:20:21hit

01:20:22my

01:20:23head

01:20:24and say

01:20:25why do

01:20:26I have

01:20:27to do

01:20:28this?

01:20:29But

01:20:30there

01:20:31are

01:20:32also

01:20:33days

01:20:34where I

01:20:35would

01:20:36hit

01:20:37my

01:20:38head

01:20:39and say

01:20:40why do

01:20:41I have

01:20:42to do

01:20:43this?

01:20:44But

01:20:45there

01:20:46are

01:20:47also

01:20:48days

01:20:49where I

01:20:50would

01:20:51hit

01:20:52my

01:20:53head

01:20:54and say

01:20:55why do

01:20:56I have

01:20:57to do

01:20:58this?

01:20:59But

01:21:00there

01:21:01are

01:21:02also

01:21:03days

01:21:04where I

01:21:05would

01:21:06hit

01:21:07my

01:21:08head

01:21:09and say

01:21:10why do

01:21:11I have

01:21:12to do

01:21:13this?

01:21:14But

01:21:15there

01:21:16are

01:21:17also

01:21:18days

01:21:19where I

01:21:20would

01:21:21hit

01:21:22my

01:21:23head

01:21:24and say

01:21:25why do

01:21:26I have

01:21:27to do

01:21:28this?

01:21:29But

01:21:30there

01:21:31are

01:21:32also

01:21:33days

01:21:34where I

01:21:35would

01:21:36hit

01:21:37my

01:21:38head

01:21:39and say

01:21:40why do

01:21:41I have

01:21:42to do

01:21:43this?

01:21:44But

01:21:45this is

01:21:46all there

01:21:47is.

01:21:48And I

01:21:49think at the

01:21:50same time

01:21:51I would

01:21:52overcome a

01:21:53feeling of

01:21:54serenity,

01:21:55peace and

01:21:56tranquility

01:21:57that would

01:21:58be

01:21:59transferred to

01:22:00the rest

01:22:01of the

01:22:02world.

01:22:03I think

01:22:04we would

01:22:05be less inclined

01:22:06to throw

01:22:07ourselves

01:22:08to the throat

01:22:09of our

01:22:10fellow

01:22:11people.

01:22:12And

01:22:13this is

01:22:14part of

01:22:15a long

01:22:16future

01:22:17of which

01:22:18this moment

01:22:19is only

01:22:20a moment.

01:22:21And

01:22:22while we

01:22:23live this

01:22:24moment

01:22:25we should

01:22:26be kinder

01:22:27to people.

01:22:28I

01:22:29think

01:22:30what will

01:22:31happen to

01:22:32me when

01:22:33I die

01:22:34is that

01:22:35my consciousness

01:22:36will be

01:22:37finished

01:22:38and there

01:22:39will be

01:22:40no soul

01:22:41for me

01:22:42and

01:22:43anybody

01:22:44who loved

01:22:45me.

01:22:46There are

01:22:47lots of

01:22:48times in

01:22:49my life

01:22:50that I have

01:22:51predicted

01:22:52something in

01:22:53which I

01:22:54did not

01:22:55want it

01:22:56to happen

01:22:57but none

01:22:58in which I

01:22:59have a

01:23:00better

01:23:01chance

01:23:02of being

01:23:03wrong

01:23:04than this

01:23:05one.

01:23:06I

01:23:07fear about

01:23:08the process

01:23:09of dying

01:23:10but

01:23:11I

01:23:12know that

01:23:13my son

01:23:14is alive.

01:23:15I

01:23:16know that

01:23:17it's not

01:23:18a hallucination

01:23:19he's just

01:23:20gone on to

01:23:21another place

01:23:22and I'll

01:23:23see him

01:23:24again.

01:23:25I

01:23:26will.

01:23:27I

01:23:28know I

01:23:29will.

01:23:30I

01:23:31think

01:23:32Uncle

01:23:33Joey is

01:23:34in heaven

01:23:35because

01:23:36he wouldn't

01:23:37have been

01:23:38smiling

01:23:39if

01:23:40he

01:23:41wasn't

01:23:42happy

01:23:43there.

01:23:46If you

01:23:47realize there's

01:23:48an after life

01:23:49and that love

01:23:50is the vehicle

01:23:51that keeps

01:23:52us in

01:23:53contact

01:23:54then we

01:23:55know what

01:23:56love

01:23:57represents

01:23:58in this

01:23:59life

01:24:00and what

01:24:01survives

01:24:02after death

01:24:03and I'm

01:24:04convinced

01:24:05that it

01:24:06is like

01:24:07that.

01:24:09And of

01:24:10course I'm not

01:24:11afraid of

01:24:12death anymore

01:24:13I'm not

01:24:14afraid of it

01:24:15I'm not

01:24:16looking forward

01:24:17to it

01:24:18I'm not

01:24:19looking forward

01:24:20to it

01:24:21because I've

01:24:22got many

01:24:23interesting

01:24:24things to

01:24:25do but

01:24:26I am

01:24:27looking forward

01:24:28to it

01:24:29and my

01:24:30mother

01:24:31is always

01:24:32saying

01:24:33that.

01:24:34I've

01:24:35learned that

01:24:36death and

01:24:37survival

01:24:38are

01:24:39two different

01:24:40things.

01:24:41I think

01:24:42that

01:24:43considering

01:24:44these questions

01:24:45about what

01:24:46makes us

01:24:47humans

01:24:48is what

01:24:49defines

01:24:50the human

01:24:51being.

01:24:52This is

01:24:53what I mean

01:24:54when I

01:24:55mean that

01:24:56we are

01:24:57spiritually

01:24:58intelligent

01:24:59beings.

01:25:00Human beings

01:25:01are defined

01:25:02as creatures

01:25:03that ask

01:25:04transcendental

01:25:05questions.

01:25:06It's another

01:25:07stage that

01:25:08we have to

01:25:09go through.

01:25:10When you

01:25:11refocus on

01:25:12life from

01:25:13this point

01:25:14of view

01:25:15we see ourselves

01:25:16as part of

01:25:17the complete

01:25:18context of

01:25:19the history

01:25:20of the universe.

01:25:21Our bodies

01:25:22are made of

01:25:23the same

01:25:24matter as

01:25:25the stars

01:25:26and our

01:25:27minds follow

01:25:28the same

01:25:29laws and

01:25:30principles

01:25:31that make

01:25:32the stars

01:25:33exist.

01:25:34Death is

01:25:35a

01:25:36natural

01:25:37process

01:25:38that

01:25:39we

01:25:40experience

01:25:41and

01:25:42that

01:25:43we

01:25:44experience

01:25:45and

01:25:46that

01:25:47we

01:25:48experience

01:25:49and

01:25:50that

01:25:51we

01:25:52experience

01:25:53and

01:25:54that

01:25:55we

01:25:56experience

01:25:57and

01:25:58that

01:25:59we

01:26:00experience

01:26:01and

01:26:02that

01:26:03we

01:26:04experience

01:26:05and

01:26:06that

01:26:07we

01:26:08experience

01:26:09and

01:26:10that

01:26:11we

01:26:12experience

01:26:13and

01:26:14that

01:26:15we

01:26:16experience

01:26:17and

01:26:18that

01:26:19we

01:26:20experience

01:26:21and

01:26:22that

01:26:23we

01:26:24experience

01:26:25and

01:26:26that

01:26:27we

01:26:28experience

01:26:29and

01:26:30that

01:26:31we

01:26:32experience

01:26:33and

01:26:34that

01:26:35we

01:26:36experience

01:26:37and

01:26:38that

01:26:39we

01:26:40experience

01:26:41and

01:26:42that

01:26:43we

01:26:44experience

01:26:45and

01:26:46that

01:26:47we

01:26:48experience

01:26:49and

01:26:50that

01:26:51we

01:26:52experience

01:26:53and

01:26:54that

01:26:55we

01:26:56experience

01:26:57and

01:26:58that

01:26:59we

01:27:00experience

01:27:01and

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