Man Dies; Meets Higher Beings, Sees Wonders in the Afterlife, & History of the Earth!

But all of this war, famine, all of this living separate, being superior to people, being inferior to people, that will, by and by, disintegrate. It's going to go away, leaving only the truth of who and what we really are, which is part of God. On the tablet, the history of the world played out in front of me. And from the creation, through eons, and I guess the end of the world. And I always tell people, no, I don't know how the world ends, I don't. Hi, my name's Wayne Morrison, and I was born in 1955, and I lived primarily in Rhode Island in the United States of America. And when I grew up, I was what was called a military dependent, that meant we traveled around a lot. My parents were in the military, and we traveled. And I was not raised in any religion whatsoever. We were not, my family was not anti-religious, but we were a family of, I had five sisters and brothers, and I was not raised in any religion. But as I was growing older, as I was 12, 13, 14 years old, I had a lot of questions about why I was existing on Earth, and I couldn't shake it. It seemed to bother me a lot. And I went to school in Rhode Island, and one night, when I was 17 years old, I was invited to a party. And at that party, there were some older people than me. I was only 17. It was 1972. And the people who were older than me, they weren't that much older, they were probably only 21 or so, but they were Navy people, they were in the Navy. I came from a Navy town, Newport, Rhode Island. And I had taken some medication that night, and I had drunk some liquor, and I really wasn't used to doing that kind of a thing. I was just sort of a naive kid. And at some point during this party, I was there at the party, and what happened next, I've never been clear on. I've never had any clear indication if I passed out, if I died or not, and I really don't care, to be honest. I just know what happened. At one moment, I was at this party, and the next moment, I was in this black void, and I was moving forward, forward at a very rapid speed. I couldn't calculate how fast, but it seemed like at the speed of light. And as I traveled and went down this tunnel, there was a large, large, large opening, and at the very end, I could see a light. And I heard this rumbling sound, and I've never heard it before or since, and it should have been terrifying, but it wasn't. It was very soothing, actually. It was low rumbling, almost like I was in an earthquake in the Philippines when I was in the military, and I equate it to that, but it was much more than that. And as I was moving forward, I kept having this thought in my mind, I'm about to learn the secret meaning of life. And as I got near the light, closer to the light, I came out the end of what I guess I would call a tunnel. To me, I never thought of it as a tunnel back then, but since then, I've thought of it that way. And as I came out of the tunnel, I could see beautiful valleys and flowers and trees and rivers and streams, and there were flowers that were below me, and I was traveling above them. And as I looked down at these flowers, some of them were very, very big. How big, I don't know, but I mean, really, really big, not like we would see flowers here, the size of a house maybe, you know? And they were all making this wonderful music, or at least it seemed like it was coming from them. It was coming through the air and into me, and I had the understanding that these flowers, all this life was there to support me, both physically and, I guess, what I would call spiritually now, although I didn't think of it that way then. And as I moved forward, I was thinking to myself, I don't have a body, I'm free of a body, but I didn't feel like I was losing anything. I felt my presence, actually, I felt a stronger presence than I had ever felt before. And up above, on the right, there were three very tall beings of light. And when I say beings, they were indistinct as to their features. They didn't have very clear faces, but I could clearly tell that they were beings, and they were maybe, if I had to guess, 10, 15, 20 feet tall, I don't know. They were very tall, and they were very welcoming. And they began to communicate with me in a way that, I guess, many people would call it telepathy, but back then, when it happened to me, again, this is 1972, so I had no reference, I had never read anything about an NDE, I knew nothing. I just knew that these people, these beings were communicating to me that I was about to meet a being of a high order. And as they were letting me know this, I could see off in the distance a tiny point of light, but it was very brilliant. And it became closer and closer until it enveloped all of us in me, and it wrapped me in this feeling of warmth and acceptance, and love is the right word. And it was as if I had come home. That's what it felt like, like somewhere inside of me, I was saying, I'm home again. And this being began to communicate to me, and it was clear that any questions I had in my mind, and again, this isn't through verbal language, there's no language there. It's simply, if I were to think something as if, well, I'll give you an example. One of the questions that formed in my mind was, are there other worlds with life on them in the universe? And before the thought could even really form in my mind, I was traveling at an incredible speed and looking down on these planets where there was clearly light, where I could see beings. I could see people walking and moving. I saw all of this from up above. I didn't really see it. I didn't go down on the level of the street or the planets. It was watching down upon it, and some of these civilizations were what I would call modern and some would be what I would call maybe ancient, what I perceived as maybe like Roman type of garb, that from thousands of years ago. And when we returned, I had many questions. And the primary question I had was the one that I knew I was going to get an answer to when I was first moving down that tunnel. And I said, what is the real meaning of life? And as I asked it, I was filled with this knowledge. And it's the only way we can explain it here. I can't explain it any other way because if I just said the word love, it sounds so one-dimensional, it sounds silly. But it wasn't that, it was the opposite of that. It was this magnificent, wonderful understanding that the meaning of life is love. And the meaning of life meant everything. It didn't mean just me or the being. It didn't mean, it just meant everything, all of creation. And I understood everything there so clearly and fully. I could never do it here. I feel like I don't have 1% of the ability, not even close to that, to perceive things the way I perceived them there and then. And I had a lot of questions. And as I asked these questions, there was this sense of total acceptance. There was no judgment whatsoever. Not that I expected any. I didn't expect to be there. That was the last thing I would have expected was to be in front of these beings. But I also understood that the joy in me was so strong that this great being in front of me was feeling that joy and sharing it with me and actually laughing in a way, not physically laughing like we do here, but however I can best describe it is just total joy from the being connecting to me and back to the being. And at some point, I remember my presence, my spirit, my being started doing flips in the air. And this being just found that incredibly funny, in a good way, though. It wasn't like the being was laughing at me. The being was sharing that moment of joy with me. And at some point, and I'm not quite clear what happened, I feel there were things that might have happened in between that I don't recall, but I don't know that for sure. But at some point, we moved. And again, I don't know if the great being and the three beings moved with me, but I feel that the three beings, I feel at least one of those three beings was female. I feel that. And I felt like the great being was male. That is just how I, I didn't really stop and think about it. And this great being, this great light and source of joy and love didn't really have features. It was almost, it was a body, or I perceived it as a body, him as a body, it. But it wasn't as if I could see the features. I didn't see eyes or a nose, but I almost sensed them. I could almost sense them. Maybe I, you know, that's what I expected to see because I'm from Earth. And then we moved over to this black, I guess you would call it a void. It was like we were in some area of the universe. And it should have been scary again because when I think about it, it sounds barren and desolate. But really, it was just such a warm, comforting feeling every moment of my time there. And in front of me, this giant tablet came spinning. I don't know how to describe it. Like a stone tablet, like some tablet made of light. And on the tablet, the history of the world played out in front of me. And from the creation through eons, and I guess the end of the world. And I always tell people, no, I don't know how the world ends, I don't. Well, or if I did, I don't remember it. But I saw a lot of things happen in a millisecond. I saw centuries go by, but I absorbed them instantly. It's hard to describe. I can remember very clearly, though, and this, I don't know if it horrified me, but thinking back on it, it seemed terrible. Armies just clashing against each other. Just armies rising up and clashing, and disasters, all these things. And good things, I assume, too. But it happened so rapidly, but my mind was able to absorb the information in a way, you know, it couldn't be done here. It just couldn't. And I understood, there was somehow an understanding that I was deeply connected to the world, to everything around me, and that was connected to me. Exactly how I understood that, I don't know. I just understood it. And then, at some point, it became clear to me that they wanted me to go back to the world. But I had no intention of doing that. I knew I was home, and I was not gonna leave. And I don't remember clearly what I articulated, how I spoke this, or, well, I couldn't speak, but how I communicated this, but I think I was probably pretty adamant that, you know, I'm staying. And all these beings, they were, I've tried to think of the number of them over the years, and by the way, this was 50 years ago. This was 50 years ago, a half a century, but in my mind, in my life, it remains the clearest memory I've ever had in my entire life, far beyond any other memory I've ever had in my life. But all these beings, there were thousands, maybe, there were at least hundreds, of light surrounded me, and they began to sing this spontaneous music. And when I say sing, I didn't see their mouths, I didn't even see their mouths move, because I didn't see their mouths. It emanated from them. Like, everything there was emanating light, energy, and sound, and it was all part of the same thing. So there was no separation from sound, energy, light, knowledge, it was all omnipresent. And as they made this beautiful music that I can't even begin to guess would be like in the world, and I've been a musician for many years, so I know a little bit about music, but as they began to sing and praise me, they praised me, sending me off to return to Earth on some sort of mission, or for some reason, that I assume, this is an assumption on my part, was removed from my memory, because I have no memory of them saying, well, you have to go back for this reason, or you have to go back for that reason. It didn't happen that way for me. It just, one moment, I was saying, I'm not going to leave, and the next moment, I agreed to leave. So, and they sent me off in magnificent fashion as if, I don't know, as if I were some sort of great being, to be honest with you. I know that sounds egoistic, I don't mean it that way, I just mean it was the most amazing thing that ever happened in my life. And so, the next memory I have is, I'm actually in the bathroom of this apartment where there was a party, and there was a, and this sounds a little morbid, and I really want to be very clear about this, because every time I tell the story, I want people to understand, I think one of the biggest mistakes you could make in your life is to end it of your own will, and that's what I believe. And there was a razor blade there, and I picked it up, and I was going to slash my wrist. I know that sounds terrible, but it wasn't in despair, it wasn't in any kind of anguish or anxiety, it was because somehow I understood, and I don't know how I understood this, that if I died, I would get back there. And this is the only time that anything in my life here on Earth could be what I would describe as mystical or something. A deep resonant voice said to me, no, and I dropped the razor blade, and at that moment, the door opened, and somebody, one of these guys at the party, said, hey, he's in here, I found him. And then I, that's it, now I'm 17 years old, and now I begin to have my life on Earth. And I went to my girlfriend at the time, she's my wife, we've been married over 50 years now, and I told her the story. She understood that I was telling the truth, because she understood that I wasn't a drug user, I wasn't this kind of person who would, I wasn't hallucinating, and it wasn't close to a hallucination. It remains the most vivid memory, the most clear memory I've ever had in my life, out of all my memories, that is the most clear one. And at that point, I went on with my life, and I don't wanna bog it down in too many details, but we had a baby, I joined the Air Force, we were in Denver, Colorado, and I believe the year was either 19, might have been 1974, I believe, and I was with my wife and my newborn baby, and I was watching TV in our apartment, and there was a talk show, what we call in America a talk show, back then anyway. And there was somebody introducing a doctor named Raymond Moody, and he had written a book called Life After Life. And I said, okay, fine, what's that? And he comes out and he begins to talk about it, and I jump off the couch, I remember this, and I said, that's what happened to me, that's it, that's what happened. And my wife knew because she knew the stories, because he began to explain all these things he had documented. But up to that point, and I would have been 18 or 19 years old at that point, there was no, I had no way of knowing, you know, this is the 70s, there isn't internet, there isn't any of this, and this is the first inkling, this is the first knowledge I had that other people underwent the same experience that I had, more or less. So when I saw the great being, I, again, as I said earlier, I was raised non-religiously, not anti-religiously, but I wasn't part of a religion. So I was very, when it happened to me, I was what would be called either an atheist or agnostic, somebody who doubted maybe the existence of God, but probably wanted to believe in a God. But when I met the being, I had no name, no idea to put to the being. And I have been asked since, do you think that was Jesus? And yes, I have come much, much later in my life to believe that it probably was Jesus, or whoever Jesus, the being, the great creation of Jesus was. I believe that probably was Jesus, if we have to put a name to it. And there were no names there, there was just magnificent presence, that's all. Whatever message they gave me, or if they gave me a gift, and they did give me a gift, that experience itself was, in fact, a great gift, the greatest gift I could have ever asked for, because I have no fear of death. And I know that as a teenager, as a young person, I had a very dark fear of death. So if we were to accept that we were here to support each other, to love each other, and to see the beauty in each other, and you can call that Christ, if that works for you, or you could call it Buddha, or you could call it God, nirvana, it doesn't really matter to me. But if we accept that we are never going to die, which I know to be true, and that was a great gift to me, because I think, I have a lot of admiration for people who live lives of faith without the evidence I was given, if you know what I mean. There are plenty of reasons I would never have believed somebody like myself. I would have been skeptical if somebody told me their story, if it had not happened to me. But because it did happen to me, because I understand that I cannot die, and nobody can die, you can't die, we go on forever, I can now be freer, and I would like people to know they can be freer, to be who and what they truly are, which is a reflection of God's love. We will live forever, we're part of God's creation. Now, I don't know exactly how we'll live, I'd be lying if I said I did, I don't. I don't know if I'll be reincarnated on Earth, if I'll go to some other place. I know that place though, to use a bad joke, I'm dying to get there one day, because it was like, if you can think of the best feeling, the most comfort, most acceptance and love you've ever had in your life, and for each of us, it's probably an individualistic thing, it's all different for us. But if you've had anything like that in your life, if you could magnify it by a million times, it wouldn't be close to what I felt there. We are here for some purposes. If we don't know what they are, and I'll be clear, I do not know what my purpose is, I really don't. But if we don't know what they are, if we simply accept that we are part of God's creations, and allow our consciousness and our spirit to go in that direction, then I believe, this is me speaking, this wasn't something that was communicated to me, but I believe that our consciousness level will rise. It may take billions of years, it may. Maybe more, I don't know, hopefully less. But all of this war, famine, all of this living separate, being superior to people, being inferior to people, that will, by and by, disintegrate. It's going to go away, leaving only the truth of who and what we really are, which is part of God. I think I had an NDE for the same reason we're all gonna have. We're all going to have to deal with our eventual departure from Earth. We all are. I see now that there's people who've had it at the age of two, five, 10, 90. It doesn't really matter. We're all gonna have it, or we have had it. And once we overcome the fear, and once we overcome the fear of each other, which is tied to death, in my opinion, we fear deprivation, we fear that somebody else will gain, it'll be our loss. And until we overcome that, until we accept there is no death, and we are part of a bigger plan, then we're gonna keep playing this cycle out, I think, in the world. And it's unfortunate, but I do believe in the end, I think we will overcome it. And scientifically, looking at the future, I think we can all accept that everything around us, ourselves, the Earth, the sun, the moon, it'll all disintegrate in time. So scientifically, we know that will happen. And if we were truly just a body, if we were only temporary, then it would be a tragic thing, but we're not. So there's no tragedy. It's the opposite of a tragedy. It's fantastic news. I'm like anybody else in the world. I had a life, I guess I would describe myself up to the age of 17, I wasn't ego-less. That's not true, but my ego was very subdued. And then as I had this experience and went out in the world, I had a life, and I do believe my ego became more predominant in that life. And as I got older, I began to realize my ego was becoming too strong and ruling my life too much. And I began to think more about doing for others. And that's probably the most important thing I can do now is to do for others. I mean, I've done for others my whole life. I have been, well, I've been a lot of things, but I spent my career as a police officer. I retired as the captain of detectives in Rhode Island. And I did a lot of good things there. And I'm sure I made mistakes. I was young, I was probably stupid at one time. But overall, I know I did good. But you can do more than just doing good deeds. You can actually be present for people. And by that, what I mean is, is it enough to just be a good person? Being a good person, I think that's essential. I think we have to be good people. But in order to raise our vibrations, to use the word vibration, to raise our vibrational level and to raise other people's vibrational level, I think what we need to do is shed as much of the ego as we can and really accept each other. And I know it's an old cliche, but to me, it's a profound truth. Do unto others as you would have done to yourself. I think what we are is what we are here. We are energy. And that's the way I think of it, as energy, as light, as the very source of life itself. And for whatever reason, I have my own opinions about why we came to the world, but that's my opinion. For whatever reasons we did come to the world, I believe it was to show that we were separate from God and that we could live apart from God and really each other. Because think about what we do to each other here in the world, the way we treat each other so poorly and war, famine, things we, and don't get me wrong, I understand there's millions of good people doing great things, don't get me wrong. And I think that in the end, I do believe that it will win out. But I think the world was probably not a good idea. It was probably a bad idea, but because this is my opinion again, I don't remember being told this, but I think because God loved us so much, he said, and we loved God so much, we're willing to come here to do the hard work that we have to do to return all of us to where we belong. All I know is that energy cannot die. That's scientific fact. And what I know from my experience is that not only will energy not die, but it will go on to a better form of energy. That's my understanding of it. I didn't want to believe in reincarnation, but I suspect it's probably a reality. And I think that we probably do have choices. And we make those choices based on, I mean, I don't know why I came back here. And I'm sure that people who put NDE channels together have met many people who would beg and plead to stay there. And yet they came back anyway. And you have to ask yourself, why is that? So when I think about it, yes, there probably is reincarnation. I don't know that to be a fact, but I believe it probably is a case. And I'm hoping to minimize it for myself because I really don't want to come back here again, but you know, whatever. If you are teaching love and accept that you are only love, then you cannot judge anyone. You cannot be angry with anyone, including yourself. You cannot be disappointed in them. You can only give what God gives or what the great being gave me, unconditional love. I think that the people of the world will eventually overcome war and suffering. And I think it's, you know, unfortunately we live in a condition that, you know, Einstein said can't exist, time and space. Scientifically, it's been proven it can't exist. And yet here we are, we appear to be in time and we appear to be in space. And in this place that we perceive as time and space, the world, I think it is our job to overcome that and not leave it to politicians, not leave it to governments, not leave it to the people with the money and the power, but to really rise up by being a good person, a great person each and every day. That's the goal for me anyway. Hang on, help is coming. Because help is coming to everybody, just in different ways, different times, maybe different lifetimes, I don't know. But if we can just hang on and do the things we know in our hearts are right, we'll be okay, we'll be okay, we'll get there. I don't have faith in the world as a place to prepare for because like all things that are finite, the world, everything around us, all creation, it'll all eventually end. If we can stop thinking about us and them and start thinking of only us, all of us, and not drawing the dividing line, then we can have a great future. Because it's easy for me to say that. I live in a country that's very prosperous. And I understand that it can sound glib, but I do understand, I truly do understand the torment of millions of people, both on a personal level and on a national level. I understand how that works. And by the way, my wife and I traveled a lot. We've been around the world a lot. And I understand traveling isn't the same as living in a country like Vietnam or living in China or the Philippines where we did live for a while. But I do understand the vast differences in the world. And until we understand that on a level that we're willing to give it all, then we're going to hold ourselves back. And that's what we see, in my opinion, playing out over and over with politicians and governments. They capitalize on the fear, the fear we have. That person is different from you. They don't believe in this. They don't believe in that. You have to stand out. So I think the future is nothing but good, but I don't put my faith in the world. I forgive the world. I understand the world needs to be forgiven. I get that. But I also feel like that's not where I'm going to end up. It's not going to be the world. The world is only a minor stepping stone on the journey.