To Hell and Back: Howard Storm's Descent into Death

The Book Of Bryan
1 Apr 202419:12

Summary

TLDRThe script recounts a dramatic near-death experience of a university professor who, after suffering a perforated stomach in Paris, undergoes a profound spiritual awakening. He describes enhanced senses, meeting Jesus, and a life review that led to a new understanding of love's power to change the world. His post-experience zeal to share his revelation, however, alienates his family and challenges his relationships, yet he remains hopeful and committed to spreading love and finding peace.

Takeaways

  • πŸŽ“ The individual started as an assistant professor at Northern Kentucky University in 1972 and was promoted to full professor and tenured at the young age of 25.
  • 🏑 The professor, along with his wife, had seven children and traveled extensively, including a memorable trip to Paris for an art tour.
  • πŸ—“οΈ On June 1st, 1985, the professor experienced an acute pain in his abdomen, which was later diagnosed as a perforated duodenum, a life-threatening condition.
  • πŸš‘ In Paris, the professor was rushed to the hospital where he was informed that without immediate surgery, he would die.
  • 🈚️ Due to it being the weekend, there was no available surgeon, and he was left in severe pain for hours without medical attention.
  • πŸ˜– The professor described feeling terror and despair, believing he was dying, and experiencing a profound sense of loss and regret over his relationships.
  • 🌟 After losing consciousness, the professor reported an out-of-body experience where he felt an enhanced sense of sight, hearing, and touch.
  • πŸ‘₯ He encountered a group of people who led him away from his body and into a dark, featureless space, where he was subjected to a harrowing ordeal.
  • πŸ™ In a moment of desperation, the professor called out to Jesus, and a bright light appeared, leading to a transformative spiritual experience.
  • πŸ”„ The professor was shown a review of his life, including the impact of his father's abusive behavior and his own subsequent actions.
  • πŸ’‘ Jesus imparted wisdom and understanding to the professor, emphasizing the importance of love and its potential to change the world.
  • πŸ”™ Upon returning to his body, the professor underwent surgery and survived, with a new sense of purpose and mission to spread love and understanding.
  • πŸ’” Despite his transformation, the professor faced rejection and alienation from his family and struggled to convey the significance of his experience.
  • 🀝 The professor sought reconciliation with his father, understanding the root of his father's behavior and achieving forgiveness and friendship.
  • 🌱 The script conveys a message of hope, change, and the power of love to transform lives and bring about a sense of peace and purpose.

Q & A

  • When did the narrator start working at Northern Kentucky University?

    -The narrator started working at Northern Kentucky University in 1972.

  • What position was the narrator offered at the age of 25?

    -The narrator was offered a promotion to full professor at the age of 25.

  • What significant event happened to the narrator on June 1st, 1985?

    -On June 1st, 1985, the narrator experienced the most acute pain of his life due to a perforation of the duodenum.

  • What was the immediate danger posed by the narrator's medical condition?

    -The immediate danger was that hydrochloric acid, enzymes, and bacteria were leaking into the narrator's abdominal cavity, causing him to digest himself from the inside.

  • How did the narrator describe his experience in the hospital before surgery?

    -The narrator described his experience as terrifying, with no doctor available initially, and he was in extreme pain for 10 hours before being taken to surgery.

  • What did the narrator perceive when he was unconscious?

    -When unconscious, the narrator perceived himself standing next to his bed, feeling better than ever, with enhanced senses, and seeing a group of people in the hallway.

  • What was the narrator's spiritual experience during his unconscious state?

    -The narrator had a spiritual experience where he met Jesus and was shown his life in chronological order, realizing the impact of his relationships and actions.

  • What message did the narrator receive from Jesus during his spiritual experience?

    -The message the narrator received was to love the person he was with, as this act of love would have a ripple effect and change the world.

  • How did the narrator's relationships change after his spiritual experience?

    -After his spiritual experience, the narrator tried to share his newfound understanding of love and purpose, but this led to alienation from his family and others who did not take his experience seriously.

  • What was the narrator's attitude towards his father after his experience?

    -The narrator was able to forgive his father and become his best friend, understanding that his father's actions were a result of his own troubled upbringing.

  • What is the narrator's belief about the power of grace and love?

    -The narrator believes in the power of grace and love to change lives for the better, bringing hope, peace, joy, and contentment, and leading people to find God and eternal life.

Outlines

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😨 Life-Altering Abdominal Pain and Near-Death Experience

The narrator recounts his journey from being an assistant professor at Northern Kentucky University in 1972 to a harrowing experience with acute abdominal pain on June 1st, 1985. He describes the pain as the most intense he'd ever felt, leading to a diagnosis of a perforated stomach. The urgent need for surgery was clear, but due to the weekend, no surgeon was available, leaving him in a state of terror. His desperate situation was compounded by the hospital's inability to find a doctor, leading to a 10-hour wait and a near-death experience where he felt he was digesting himself from the inside. The story ends with a sudden unconsciousness, hinting at a profound transformation or revelation.

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🌌 Out-of-Body Experience and Sensory Enhancement

The script continues with the narrator describing an out-of-body experience following his unconsciousness. He finds himself standing next to his lifeless body, observing his surroundings with heightened senses. His vision, hearing, and other senses are remarkably enhanced, allowing him to perceive things he had never experienced before. He attempts to communicate with his wife, but to no avail. The narrative then shifts to an encounter with a group of people in a dimly lit hallway who insist on taking him away from his body. This leads to a disorienting journey through an endless, featureless space, culminating in a violent and terrifying assault that leaves him in despair, reflecting on the failures of his relationships and life.

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πŸ™ Spiritual Encounter and Life Review

In the depths of despair, the narrator recalls a childhood memory of singing 'Jesus loves me,' which triggers a spiritual intervention. A bright star appears, and he experiences a telepathic communication with a divine presence. He is then shown a review of his life, highlighting his troubled relationships and the emotional wounds inflicted by his abusive father. The spiritual beings express disappointment in his life choices, leading him to feel a deep sense of regret. After answering his many questions and providing him with new insights, the divine presence instructs him to return to life with a mission to love those around him as a means to change the world. With this purpose, he is sent back to his body just as a doctor arrives to perform surgery.

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πŸ€— Transformation Through Love and Reconciliation

The final paragraph details the narrator's transformation after his near-death experience. He finds a new sense of purpose and meaning in life, focusing on the power of love. Despite initial resistance from his wife and others, he becomes a zealous advocate for love as a force for change. This newfound passion, however, leads to the breakdown of his relationships, with his wife leaving him and his children rejecting him. Despite these challenges, he remains hopeful, believing in the power of grace and love to bring about positive change. He also seeks reconciliation with his father, understanding the root of his father's behavior and finding a way to forgive and form a new bond. The story concludes with a message of hope, love, and the potential for redemption and change.

Mindmap

Keywords

πŸ’‘Acute pain

Acute pain refers to a sharp, intense sensation that is typically sudden in onset and severe in intensity. In the video, the narrator describes experiencing the most acute pain of his life in the center of his abdomen, which was a critical moment leading to his hospitalization and subsequent near-death experience. This pain was so severe that it changed the course of his life.

πŸ’‘Perforated stomach

A perforated stomach is a medical emergency where a hole has formed in the stomach wall, allowing digestive acids and enzymes to leak into the abdominal cavity. The narrator's acute pain was due to this condition, which was life-threatening and required immediate surgery. This concept is central to the video as it sets the stage for his profound personal transformation.

πŸ’‘Near-death experience (NDE)

A near-death experience is a profound personal experience associated with impending death, typically involving a sense of detachment from the physical body, feelings of levitation, total serenity, security, warmth, the experience of absolute dissolution, and the presence of a light. The narrator describes such an experience, which included enhanced senses, a life review, and a spiritual encounter that forever changed his perspective on life.

πŸ’‘Enhanced senses

Enhanced senses refer to an increase in the intensity and acuity of the senses beyond normal human capabilities. The narrator reports experiencing this during his NDE, where he could see almost 360Β°, hear the buzzing of fluorescent lights, and feel nuances in the cold floor. This aspect of his experience is tied to the broader theme of spiritual awakening and heightened awareness.

πŸ’‘Life review

A life review is a phenomenon often reported in NDEs where a person's entire life is said to be reviewed, often in a chronological order. In the video, the narrator describes seeing his life flash before his eyes, including both the positive and negative aspects of his relationships and personal growth. This life review is a pivotal moment that leads to his spiritual realization and change in life's direction.

πŸ’‘Despair

Despair is a deep sense of loss, sadness, or hopelessness. During his NDE, the narrator experiences a pit of despair as he reflects on the troubled relationships in his life. This feeling of despair is a critical turning point, leading him to seek spiritual guidance and ultimately to a profound understanding of love and forgiveness.

πŸ’‘Forgiveness

Forgiveness is the process of letting go of resentment or anger against someone, often after being hurt or wronged. The narrator's experience with his father is an example of forgiveness, as he is able to let go of past grievances and establish a positive relationship with him. This concept is integral to the video's message of personal growth and reconciliation.

πŸ’‘Love

Love, in the context of the video, is presented as a transformative force capable of changing individuals and the world. The narrator is instructed to love the person he is with as a means to change the world. This concept is central to the video's theme, emphasizing the power of love to heal and connect people.

πŸ’‘Zealot

A zealot is a person who is fanatical and uncompromising about a cause or belief. After his NDE, the narrator becomes a zealous advocate for the message of love and the spiritual insights he gained, which unfortunately leads to alienation from his family and friends. This term illustrates the challenges of communicating profound spiritual experiences to others.

πŸ’‘Alienation

Alienation refers to the state of being isolated or estranged from others, often due to differences in beliefs or values. The narrator's newfound spiritual beliefs lead to alienation from his family, as they do not understand or accept his experiences. This keyword highlights the potential social consequences of profound personal transformations.

πŸ’‘Grace

Grace, in a spiritual context, is the unmerited divine assistance given to humans for their regeneration or sanctification. The narrator mentions that grace has passed along, indicating a belief in the power of divine intervention to bring about positive change in people's lives. This concept is part of the video's overarching message of hope and redemption.

Highlights

Started as an assistant professor at Northern Kentucky University in 1972.

Received a promotion to full professor and tenure at the age of 25.

Visited Denmark, Sweden, and Paris on a 3-week trip.

Experienced the most acute pain of his life on June 1st, 1985.

Diagnosed with a perforation of the duodenum, causing internal digestion.

Rushed to the hospital in Paris with life-threatening condition.

Spent 10 hours in hospital without receiving immediate medical attention.

Described the feeling of terror and the awareness of impending death.

Had an out-of-body experience with enhanced senses.

Encountered a group of people who led him away from his physical body.

Experienced a spiritual journey through a featureless void.

Was shown a review of his life and the impact of his actions.

Interacted with a spiritual presence who provided him with insights.

Learned about the importance of love and its potential to change the world.

Returned to his body with a newfound purpose and understanding of life.

Faced rejection and disbelief from family and friends after sharing his experience.

Made efforts to reconcile and improve relationships, including with his father.

Believes in the power of grace and its ability to transform lives for the better.

Transcripts

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I started at Northern Kentucky

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University in

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1972 I was hired as an assistant

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professor and I was a offered a

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promotion to full professor at the age

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of 25 and I was also given

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tenure my um third

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year seven students myself and my wife

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Ed Amsterdam and then went up to Denmark

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spent a few days there went to Sweden

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for a day and last week it was a 3-week

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trip and our last week was a week in uh

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Paris it was an art tour it was um

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pretty much all

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museums on that Saturday morning June

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1st 1985 I had the most acute pain I'd

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ever experienced in my life in the

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center of my abdomen right

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there

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it was terrifying because it never it it

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just came from nowhere and I never

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experienced such acute pain I mean this

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is like the kind of pain that blows the

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top of your head

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off a doctor came very quickly got me up

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off the floor with a great deal of

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difficulty because I couldn't move he

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knew exactly what was wrong and told me

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that I had a perforation of the datum

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which means I had a hole go through my

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small stomach what was happening was the

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hydrochloric acid and the enzymes and

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the bacteria and everything are now

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migrating leaking into my abdominal

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cavity to put it in crude terms I was

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I'm digesting myself on the

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inside without exaggeration what it felt

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like was fire my wife riding alongside

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him in the vacuum lands we traveled 70

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80 M an hour through the streets of

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Paris to the big city

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hospital they confirmed BAS basically if

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I didn't have the surgery in an hour I

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would

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die so they sent me to the surgical

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hospital and because it was the weekend

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there was no doctor available no surgeon

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available at the hospital they sent me

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to so I was put in the

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room I begged I screamed I

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yelled and my wife begged and yelled and

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screamed D someone please come in here

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sorry we need a doctor to prescribe

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something be a doctor help some here

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someone

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here there I was for 10

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hours about once an hour the nurse would

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come in and ask how I was doing and I

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would tell her in French and English

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that I was dying and

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uh shrug their shoulders and walk

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away I wasn't in fear I was in Terror

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because um I was 38 years old very

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successful in my career at the

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University you know wife and two kids

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nice house two cars the thing that kept

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going through my mind is this can't be

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happening this can't be happening this

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can't be

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happening people ask me how do you know

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you were dying it's like the stupidest

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question in the world I know when you're

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dying You Know

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It with every breath I felt like I had

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one more breath to go

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with nurse came into the room at 8:30

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that night and said they were sorry but

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they were unable to locate a doctor and

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they would try to find one the next day

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which was

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Sunday well when she said that I was

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like okay it's over it's done you know I

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can't do this anymore you know I'm I'm

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exhausted and I looked at her and it was

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um horrible to see her crying like that

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and uh I closed my eyes and stopped

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trying to breathe then I went

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unconscious I was an atheist and I knew

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that when you die it's just over it's

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like the big nothing you know void the

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end I awoke from unconsciousness

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standing there next to the bed feeling

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better than I'd ever felt before in my

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life

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my vision was greatly increased instead

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of seeing 160Β° I could see almost

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360Β° my depth of field was total when I

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looked at something close I everything

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far was in Focus being an artist and

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being a visual person that was the first

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thing I was like wow I've never been

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able to see like this then I realized

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that I could hear smell taste touch

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everything could feel all the little

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nuances in the cold lolan

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floor I could hear the buzzing of the

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fluorescent lights in the ceiling really

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loudly all of my senses were greatly

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greatly

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enhanced in the bed that I had been in

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was this big slab of meat and when I

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looked at the face it Pour an amazing

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resemblance to

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me and I could not understand how that

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could resemble me but I was perfectly

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well standing there perfectly alive

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looking at this hunk of

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meat the other thing that bothered me

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was that my wife would not respond to

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me well at first I started talking in a

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nice voice and I started yelling at her

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like you

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know what the hell's going on here look

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at me talk to me you know I'm all better

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you know what's that thing in the bed

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how did it get

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there I was very upset very

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distressed and then I heard people out

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in the hallway outside the well lit room

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in the darkish gray hazy

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hallway there was a group of people

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standing out inside the light of the

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room in the hallway I said I'm sick I

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need a

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doctor um and they said we

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know um we know all about you it's time

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for you to come with us so I thought

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that they were um Hospital Personnel to

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take me to a

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doctor when I left the room and went

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into the

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hall I can't explain how I KN I knew I

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couldn't go back into the room the door

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didn't close but I knew that it was

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impossible we to go back into the light

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of the room so I hesitated and the

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people became very hurry up let's go

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let's go we can't wait anymore you know

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we've been here a long time waiting for

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you hurry up so I I gave in and and went

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with them and they immediately

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surrounded me and moved me forward into

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that

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greess

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as we moved along I could not perceive

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walls

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ceiling any feature at all and we walked

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and walked and walked and after a while

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it's like okay this hospital is not that

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big you know I mean we've walked miles

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now and it's like where's the stairs

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where's the you know where's the up and

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down where's the walls and there was

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nothing we just walked and walked

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so I was asking the people around me

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like this isn't the hospital this isn't

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right you know the where are we stuff

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like that and their response was shut up

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be quiet keep moving move move

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move they say you're going to find out

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you'll find

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out you're going to get

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there there's a lot of people around us

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possibly hundreds I don't know they were

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being very vulgar very threatening very

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scary I'm in abject Darkness have

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absolutely no idea which Way Forward

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backward I mean all as I knew is I

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wanted to get away from

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him they said no you've got further to

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go and they started to push and shove

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me and I FL back and began by punching

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shoving kicking

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in and then they started um biting

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scratching and tearing me apart

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literally dis eming me gouging my eyes

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and it was with accompanied with a great

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deal of laughter and

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joy I thought

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about my whole life and everything

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seemed like what was the point and I

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realized that my relationship with my

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mother and father were dis

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F my relationship with my sisters wasn't

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good my relationship with my wife was

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very

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troubled I was not proud or pleased with

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my relationship with my two

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children I sank into a pit of despair

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and hopelessness that I can't begin to

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describe my my mind offered up a memory

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of myself as a little boy going to a

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Sunday school singing Jesus loves me

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when I was a little boy um and I was

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afraid like having nightmares at night

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or whatever I would pray to him and he

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would Chas the Lions and Tigers the

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bears

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away and as a child it was like mostly

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in the image of like a superhero Jesus

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was like a superhero and so that's it

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that was all I knew

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so I called out to him in complete

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desperation a tiny little star appeared

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in the

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sky and very rapidly it got brighter and

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brighter and

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brighter and he spoke to me for the

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first time and his voice but it was

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telepathic but it wasn't a thought of

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mine it was his voice in my head then he

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said I've got some people that I want

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you to meet they've recorded your life

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and they want to to show you your life

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so they proceeded to show me my life in

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chronological

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order what I saw to summarize it

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was happy youth pretty much then going

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to adolescence everything going

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sour particularly with my relationship

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with my father and because of my

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father's cruelty to me

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I was cruel

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back my father was physically and

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emotionally abusive every day to my

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mother my sisters and to

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me I mean it never

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stopped the only way that I could deal

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with it was to try and not feel

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anything and all he wanted uh for me was

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to be a little duplicate of him you know

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just be subservient to him you know

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being being disobedient um would had

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immediate physical consequences of being

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kicked or punched or

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hit and I saw myself striving to become

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um emotionless and

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feelingless which was a way for me to

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protect myself from being

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hurt as I became more

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manipulative and successful the more the

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angels and Jesus expressed their

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disappointment and sadness with me and

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my

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life and it really hurt to disappoint

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them cuz I here I have these Newfound

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friends my big

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rescuer you know best friend I ever

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had and I'm and with at my life and I'm

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a big huge

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disappointment

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and he should put me back I don't belong

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[Music]

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here you know you've made a mistake I

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don't belong here and he said we don't

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make mistakes you do belong

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here finally when we got through

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it Jesus said do you have any questions

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I said I got a million questions he said

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what do you want to know so I asked him

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everything that I could think of to know

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and if we went through that it would

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take us several

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years and he gave me a whole new

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understanding of

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everything I said great now that I

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understand I want to go to heaven he

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said

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mm I'm not ready for heaven

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yet finally I said what do you want me

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to do um I want you to love the person

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that you're with I said okay yeah but

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then what do you want me to do after I

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do that and he said no that's what I

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want you to do and I said you what

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Good's that going to do and he said it's

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going to change the

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world I said that's going to change the

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world I don't think so no I said you

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don't understand the world is like a

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terrible cruel place even if I love

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someone they're just going to go get

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beat up somewhere else and they're not

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going to and he said no if you love

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someone they'll take that love out into

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the world and maybe they'll love

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somebody and it'll grow and grow and

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grow I said it's not going to work and

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he said it's God's plan it's going to

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work well when he pulls out the God's

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plan work you know I mean it's like what

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can you

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say and so finally I

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conceded and I said okay I'll go back

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and with that bang I'm in the body I'm

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in the

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bed the nurse who'd been in the room

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comes in and says a doctor has arrived

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at the hospital and we're going to

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prepare you for

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surgery when I awoke I knew that what

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had happened to me was the most

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important thing in my

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life because now my life had real

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meaning and

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purpose I was very very weak I'd been

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surgery for

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hours I'd spent most of the morning

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trying to think of how I was going to

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tell my wife what had

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happened I said to her it's all

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love she said I love you and I said I

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know you love me but it's all

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love she said what are you talking

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about and I said it's an ocean of

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love and you have to just go in into

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that ocean of love and be a part of

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it and she

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said

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try to get some

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rest here I am I'm I'm give I'm giving

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her the

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abbreviated wisdom of

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God and she's basically telling me you

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know you're making no sense it's crazy

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[Music]

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talk from that day forward I tried to

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tell people about God he

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hell what i' experienced and

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nobody nobody took me seriously at all I

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was a zealot I was a complete Zealot and

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uh it was

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um not good for my relationship with

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because the more that they um did not

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respect what I was trying to tell them

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and the more they told me I was nuts and

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crazy and stuff like that the more um it

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totally alienated them from the Bible

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from God from me I mean it was

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completely

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counterproductive it was a

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disaster my wife left

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me she poisoned the kids against

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me they've rejected me they don't want

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anything to do with me think I'm a crazy

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man

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it's all going to work

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out I know that God works stuff out it

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just doesn't happen on our time frame I

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mean I'd like it now and it's not

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happening right now but it could happen

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tomorrow it might

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take a long time I don't

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know when I came back one of the things

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I knew I wanted to make friends with my

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dad Not only was I able to forgive my

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father because I understood that he was

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just messed up because of his messed up

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childhood all my father really wanted to

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do was to be loved but he didn't know

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how to do that in appropriate ways so he

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tried to be loved in inappropriate ways

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he thought obedience and

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discipline and my mother and my sisters

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were really angry with me because they

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all told me several times you and Dad

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hated each other and now you're his best

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friend

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why say cuz he's my

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dad Grace has passed along and passed

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along and passed along and it's powerful

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it's powerful because people change

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their lives for the good they find Hope

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peace love joy contentment you

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know and they also find God and eternal

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life

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