Divine Law: The Life Review

(Barbara H Whitfield RT) 

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by Barbara H Whitfield RT, February 13th, 2021

Introduction

I just finished listening to Justin Deschamps talk on Trump’s trump card and the secret of law (2-8-2021 Stillness in the Storm.) I left this comment:

“Thank you, Justin! You have explained so much.

“And, you have inspired me to write about the Divine Law that must prevail over this whole horrible nightmare we have been living through. And I won’t write from a religious viewpoint because I’ve never been a religious person. In fact, before my Near-Death Experience I was an atheist — I’m going to rely on my research into the Near-Death Experience (NDE) — specifically the Life Review. 

“Just imagine Pelosi, Schumer, Schiff, Obama, Biden, Harris and the rest of the cabal when they die — reliving their evil deeds through the eyes and heart of everyone they hurt. 

“As someone who experienced a NDE with a Life Review and then became a researcher on the after effects of NDEs in a Medical School setting — I have mostly been observing Pelosi, maybe because we are the same age within two years. Her anger, her nastiness has come through as we’ve watched the evil destroy her.

“In her Life Review, Pelosi will “be” everyone she has hurt and feel what they felt because of her. In earth time it could take as long to get through her Life Review as Hitler’s (who is probably still in it.)”

This is a hateful pattern that Pelosi has developed and will see it repeated over and over while she relives it. She will watch as she “losses” it – she will watch herself go deeper into the farce and expand her attacks, lies and deceptions. 

After

My colleague and supervisor during my six years of research at the University of Connecticut Medical School (1985-1991) Bruce Greyson MD is the author of After (St. Martins Press) a new book summarizing all the research on Near-Death Experiences including his 40 years worth. It will be released on March 2rd. Dr. Greyson was the editor of the scholarly journal The Journal of Near-Death Studies and director of research for The International Association for Near-Death Studies during most of the 40 years. 

He writes in his chapter on the Life Review:

“Among all the participants in my research, a quarter reported a life review. Some experiencers told me that their entire lives flashed before their eyes, from birth to the present or in reverse order. Others said that they were able to view different scenes from their lives at will. The vast majority described this life review as more vivid than ordinary memories. Some experiencers told me that they were shown images from their past, as on a movie screen or on pages in a book. But many… reported that they reexperienced these past events as if they were still happening, with all the original sensations and feelings. 

“Three-fourths of those who had a life review said that it changed their ideas of what things are important in life. Half of those who had a life review experienced a sense of judgment, most often judging themselves, about the rightness or wrongness of their actions. And more than half experienced these past events not only through their own eyes, but also … from the viewpoints of others, feeling those other people’s emotions as well as their own.”

My Life Review

I had an NDE at age thirty-two when I suffered respiratory complications while immobilized after back surgery. In the research, I described a Life Review in which I reexperienced abusive childhood events from the perspective of other people involved: 

“As I left my body, I again went out into the darkness. Looking down and off to the right, I saw myself in a bubble—in the circle bed—crying. Then I looked up and to the left, and I saw my one-year-old self in another bubble— face down in my crib—crying just as hard. I decided I didn’t want to be the thirty-two-year-old Barbara anymore; I’d go to the baby. As I moved away from my thirty-two-year-old body in the circle bed, I felt as though I released myself from this lifetime. As I did, I became aware of an Energy that was wrapping itself around me and going through me, permeating me, holding up every molecule of my being. 

(Please understand that until this exact moment, I was an atheist.) 

“In every scene of my Life Review, I could feel again what I had felt at various times in my life. And I could feel everything everyone else felt as a consequence of my actions. Some of it felt good and some of it felt awful. All of this translated into knowledge, and I learned—oh, how I learned! The information was flowing at an incredible breakneck speed that probably would have burned me up if it weren’t for the extraordinary Energy holding me. The information came in, and then love neutralized my judgments against myself. I received all information about every scene—my perceptions and feelings— and anyone else’s perceptions and feelings who were in the scene. There was no good and no bad. There was only me and my loved ones from this life trying to be, or just trying to survive. 

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“I went to the baby I was seeing to my upper left in the darkness. Picture the baby being in a bubble and that bubble in the center of a cloud of thousands and thousands of bubbles. In each bubble was another scene in my life. As I moved toward the baby, it was as though I was bobbing through the bubbles. At the same time there was a linear sequence in which I relived thirty-two years of my life. I could hear myself saying, ‘No wonder, no wonder.’ I now believe my ‘no wonders’ meant ‘No wonder you are the way you are now. Look what was done to you when you were a little girl.’ 

“My mother had been dependent on drugs, angry, and abusive. I saw all this childhood trauma again, in my Life Review, but I didn’t see it in little bits and pieces, the way I had remembered it as an adult. I saw and experienced it just as I had lived it at the time it first happened. Not only was I me, I was also my mother. And my dad. And my brother. We were all one. I now felt my mother’s pain and neglect from her childhood. She wasn’t trying to be mean. She didn’t know how to be loving or kind. She didn’t know how to love. She didn’t understand what life is really all about. And she was still angry from her own childhood, angry because they were poor and because her father had grand mal seizures almost every day until he died when she was eleven. And then she was angry because he left her. 

“Everything came flooding back. I witnessed my brother’s rage at my mother’s abuse, and then his turning around and giving it to me. I saw how we were all connected in this dance that started with my mother. I saw how her physical body expressed her emotional pain. I could hear myself saying, ‘No wonder, no wonder.’ I could now feel that she abused me because she hated herself. 

“I saw how I had given up myself in order to survive. I forgot that I was a child. I became my mother’s mother. I suddenly knew that my mother had had the same thing happen to her in her childhood. She took care of her father during his seizures, and as a child she gave herself up to take care of him. As children, she and I both became anything and everything others needed. As my Life Review continued, I also saw my mother’s soul, how painful her life was, how lost she was. In my Life Review I saw she was a good person caught in helplessness. I saw her beauty, her humanity, and her needs that had gone unattended to in her own childhood. I loved her and understood her. We may have been trapped, but we were still souls connected in our dance of life by an Energy source that had created us. 

“As my Life Review continued, I got married and had my own children and saw that I was on the edge of repeating the cycle of abuse and trauma that I had experienced as a child. I was becoming like my mother. As my life unfolded before my eyes, I witnessed how severely I had treated myself because that was the behavior shown and taught to me as a child. I realized that the only big mistake I had made in my life of thirty-two years was that I had never learned to love myself.” 

Making Sense of the Life Review

Greyson concludes his comments on the Life Review, “How do we make sense of a life review? For the past half century, “life review therapy”—a guided, systematic, thorough review of major life events—has been a major tool for counselors working with people at the end of their lives. It can help people cope with loss, guilt, conflict, or defeat, and find meaning in their lives and in their accomplishments. This closure can be critical in helping people face death more peacefully.”

So, I have lived through this After my Life Review and it has helped me incredibly. I am not afraid to die. I will have a hard time detaching from my loved ones, but also look forward to detaching from a body that is longer “useable.” And, with a great deal of faith, look forward to coming back!

But what about Pelosi and the cabal? 

They are in so deep to their lies and deceptions plus other human and Divine Laws they have broken. What will their Life Reviews be like? Pretty damn painful! 

I’m usually not a vengeful person. I learned not to be in my Life Review. But I wish Pelosi and the cabal a Life Review with the understandings and feelings she and the rest of them have put us all through. 

As “Spiritual” and good as I try to be every day of my life after my NDE and Life Review, I still believe in my heart that Pelosi’s hate needs to be confronted by Spiritual Justice. So again, I wish Pelosi and every member of the cabal, a Life Review.

About The Authors

Barbara H Whitfield RT

The Whitfields have authored and co-authored 24 books on healing from trauma and other problems in living. Dr. Whitfield is a retired associate professor of medicine and psychiatry at two medical schools. Barbara was a medical school psych researcher studying the after-effects of near-death and other spiritually transformative experiences. They each taught at the Rutger’s Institute of Alcohol and Drug Studies for a total of 24 years. They have a private practice helping trauma survivors in individual and group psychotherapy.

Visit www.barbara-whitfield.com for more of their excellent work. 

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Psychology is the study of the nature of mind. Philosophy is the use of that mind in life. Both are critically important to gain an understanding of as they are aspects of the self. All you do and experience will pass through these gateways of being. The preceding information provides an overview of this self-knowledge, offering points to consider that people often don’t take the time to contemplate. With the choice to gain self-awareness, one can begin to see how their being works. With the wisdom of self-awareness, one has the tools to master their being and life in general, bringing order to chaos through navigating the challenges with the capacity for right action.

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