Seek Reality Online recently received an email asking, “How many life reviews does a person experience after transitioning to the next realm of life?” This video describes the three life reviews people have when they arrive in the afterlife and how they differ from one another.
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The Near-Death Experience Life Review
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The first type of life review someone has is in a near-death experience. The person having a near-death experience is going to revive and live the rest of their life. The near-death experience contains insights that will influence the rest of the person’s life, such as meeting loved ones who give messages, feeling the immense love the Divine or Source or God feels for the individual, the clear promise of living on after the body dies, and other revelations that change the person’s perspectives on life. Near-death experiencers are anxious to tell their story and are brought to tears when they recall what happened because what they experience is life-changing.
During the near-death experience, people often have a life review. The life review may seem to take many hours, but in reality the person is unconscious for only a few minutes or hours. That is because time has properties we associate with our lives only when we’re focused on the Earth realm. Outside of it, time is highly variable.
During the life review in a near-death experience, the person reviews what has happened at pivotal periods in their life. They are destined to return to their lives on Earth, so this period is intended to help them grow. It gives them a perspective on life that makes them changed people. The purpose is so they live the rest of their lives with this understanding and benefit from the lessons they’re learning, their relationships with others, and the quality of their lives. Some people have this life review; some do not.
The First Life Review in the Afterlife
The second life review is one everyone has. It happens soon after the person makes the transition into the next life. The person has real experiences just like they had on Earth in which they live through pivotal moments in their life involving other people. The purpose is to help them understand their lives and their effects on other people. It is part of the process of learning that continues from their Earth lives. In classroom training, this is called a de-brief. They will learn from it by understanding for the first time the effects of their actions on others.
The Second Life Review in the Afterlife
The third life review is more in-depth. It happens sometime after the person has been in the afterlife for a while. Some people put it off for long periods because they are concerned about having experiences that will uncover negative experiences in their lives. They don’t want to re-experience them. However, all must eventually go through this life review. In this in-depth review, the person relives pivotal events in their life from their point of view and from the points of view of the other people involved. They actually become the other people, one at a time, as the scene is reenacted. They feel all the same emotions each person felt and experience the fears or hurt the other people felt.
This in-depth life review is intended to help the person understand the impacts of their lives and actions on others. It is not a punishment. It is intended to help them to grow in love, compassion, and wisdom.
Conclusion
All three life reviews continue the learning the person was engaging in on Earth. It is important for us to realize the experiences we’re having are part of Earth School. We are to learn from them so we become more loving and compassionate, grow in wisdom, and enjoy life. In the end, the person will grow from the experiences to go to the next level in their understanding of other people, the effects their actions have had and are having on others, and what they can do to make their lives and the lives of others around them more peaceful, loving, and joyful.
