Anita Moorjani

And for some individuals, I guess at some point people do reach the end of their life and that's it, that's the end of their life.

But for a lot of individuals,

they, if they do get a choice, they always choose the more unconditionally loving choice.

So in other words, some people really do believe that staying there

is more loving for their family here than coming back and it could be because maybe they are maybe their lives are so complicated here that their relationships and their existence in those relationships are hurting people no matter what they do or who they go with people are being hurt and so from that perspective

It's like, oh, I'm better off leaving and helping my family from this side rather than physically being there.

So we always make the more unconditionally loving choice.

I just wanted to circle back to one other thing that I learned while I was on the other side.

I learned that my purpose and my husband's purpose, Danny's purpose, are linked.

And if I didn't come back, he wouldn't be able to fulfill his purpose either.

And that was another big reason for me to come back.

Yeah.

And I think that sometimes people deliberately choose an exit point when they've lost a loved one.

And the understanding I gained was that that's what would happen, that if I chose to stay there, there would be like a graceful exit point for Danny, maybe via an illness or something.

I do sense my own deceased loved ones communicating with me all the time.

So what has really turned on for me is a guidance for my own life and for the people around me.

And I'm usually able to intuit for people around me more than I ever have before, before having the near-death experience.

And I hear...

I hear in my head guidance all the time and I'm always asking questions and I'm getting the answers and I'm asking questions and it's usually guidance of, okay, what should I do next?

And I just have to get quiet.