Anita Moorjani

I don't try to convince them.

I don't tell them anything.

I just let them go basically.

I keep speaking to the people who want to go deeper into this subject matter, because there's a lot of people that are hungry for this information.

We live in a culture where people who believe in this and know it's true and dabble in it and try to expand it, the people who do that and want to make it credible, we're the ones that are seen as crazy or woo-woo.

Whereas the people who dismiss it and the ones who debunk it are seen as intelligent, which is really too bad because my life works so much better for having one foot in each side, I call it.

And I just think that they're the ones missing out.

Yes, I do see them in dreams and both, but particularly my dad, my dad who caused the most fear when he was alive.

And now it's like he's my biggest advocate.

It feels very, very real, like he's really here.

Like when I'm even now thinking of one of the dreams, it's like I see his face and he's laughing in a way that he mostly didn't when he was here.

And it's so real.

It's the way they present themselves.

Of course, they don't have a physical body, but in the dream, they really present themselves differently.

vividly.

And yeah, I can see it so clearly.

He cheers me on and he is very happy.

Like, yeah, in the last dream, he said, I am very, very happy over here.

So great.

So the understanding I gained from being there and being with my best friend and generally from being there and getting a choice, I understood that it's different for every individual.