He Died, Saw the Other Side, and Learned Why We Forget Who We Are | Vinney Tolman
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#458 In this podcast episode, Guy talked with Vinney Tolman about his near-death experience, being found dead in a public bathroom, and returning after what he described as three days of being brain dead. Vinney explained that he had come back to help people remember who they truly were, why they came to Earth, and how deeply the Creator loved them. He also shared that the veil of forgetfulness had allowed souls to make real choices, discover their own "soul flavor," and grow through divine life purpose, failure, and refinement.
The conversation also explored pain as a refining process, using the image of a sword being shaped, tempered, sharpened, and strengthened through the blacksmith's hands. By the end, Vinney reflected on the 10 principles he had learned, including authenticity, purpose, love, healthy use of technology, releasing prejudice, choosing positive thoughts, understanding the purpose of contrast, remembering oneness, and living from the truth of who people really were.
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Key Points Discussed: (00:00) - He Died, Saw the Other Side, and Learned Why We Forget Who We Are! (05:32) - Why Vinney Says There Are No Coincidences, Only "Cooperative Incidents" (08:26) - Why We Pass Through a "Veil of Forgetfulness" Before This Life (10:10) - Divine Life Purpose: Why Failure May Be Part of the Plan (12:58) - Are Painful Experiences Written Into Our Soul Contracts? (14:53) - The Blacksmith Metaphor for Why Life Keeps Tempering You (19:41) - Every Hardship Is Shaping You Into Something Stronger (20:51) - The 10 Principles Vinney Brought Back From His Near-Death Experience (22:03) - When Technology Starts Replacing Our Connection With the Divine (23:28) - Why Vinney Calls Our Thoughts "Magic Wands" (26:20) - The 10 Gates Vinney Says He Passed Before Entering Heaven (28:09) - LIVE IN FLOW — Experience This Work in Person (28:50) - What Vinney Says Your Body Looks Like After You Die (32:13) - The Prayer Vinney Heard From Heaven That Pulled Him Back (34:42) - What Consciousness Felt Like Outside the Physical Body (39:33) - The "Pointed Finger" Principle That Changed How He Helped Others (42:44) - The Lifeguard Rule: Helping People Without Losing Yourself (47:15) - Angels, Ancestors and the "Spirit Team" Vinney Says We All Have (52:42) - Why We May Be More Afraid of Our Greatness Than Our Darkness ==================== Guy's Offerings www.liveinflow.co
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