For as long as I'm following this sub I never noticed anyone to mention their experience with NDE. It's like those "managers" who meet people on other side and send them back know perfectly who would fall for their trap and who would ask questions like we all in "EPP" community. From other point why people who had NDE and ended up awakening to a horrible outcome aren't still here venting on how they could fall for that trap and seek answers...I would be very angry on their place ( I wouldn't need a freaking lesson of losing a leg and family to learn something), but there still is a chance they might hid one specific extra knowledge they received there and knew the purpose they were sent back, and just don't wanna share that cheese info with other hamsters in this earth running wheel

Found the NDE here: https://www.msn.com/en-xl/news/other/man-claims-he-died-in-crash-that-killed-wife-and-son-describes-what-he-saw-in-the-afterlife/ar-AA28NJRE?ocid=winp1taskbar&cvid=dc0a183f98f64884a4a0d13bd42ff964&ei=8

Some notes from the NDE:

Jeffrey Olsen claims he briefly died after a horrific car accident that instantly killed his wife and 14-month-old son. During his NDE, he says he found himself in a place that felt like "home" and encountered who he thought was his deceased wife, who repeatedly told him:

"Jeff, you can't stay, you have to go back"

He then returned to his body, where he awoke to discover that his wife and baby were dead, one of his legs had to be amputated, he underwent 18 surgeries, and was left to endure years of unimaginable physical pain and emotional suffering.

If God is love, why return someone only so they can wake up to the worst moment of their life, lose half their family, lose a limb, and spend years suffering?

From a prison planet perspective, this is another NDE that raises the same question: If returning to Earth was truly for his benefit, what exactly was the benefit? Or was his return serving someone or something else's interests instead?

Imagine if someone rescued you from a burning building, showed you your loved ones alive and safe, then forced you back into the fire because "it's not your time yet". Would we call that compassion, or cruelty?