Shocking Near Death Experience Reveals Deep Life Lessons

And as I began to see my life, I said, oh, I'm failing the test. And this divine being that I call God that held me said, life is not a test. Oh, my son, life is a gift. I feel energies since my near death experience and my near death experience was the result of an automobile accident. A little bit different than Nancy's, but it was a family vacation. It was myself, my wife, and our two boys in the car. And it was the Easter weekend, we had just celebrated Easter, we'd gone down to Southern Utah into the Canyonlands and the beautiful Red Rocks. And Monday morning came and I put everyone in the car, buckled the boys in, and we're getting ready to, make the five hour drive home. Now there's interesting things leading up to this that I just want to touch on because as I was just pulling away from the curb and we had been to visit my wife's family, her her parents. And there's grandma and grandpa waving on the porch the way they do. As I was just pulling away, my wife said, stop. Stop. Now I thought she'd forgotten something, but she looked at me and she said, I just want to say goodbye to mom and dad one more time. Knowing that moment, I thought, oh, women, you know, we've said goodbye. I got to I got to get on the road. We got to get moving. But I noticed and I watched as I stopped the car and she ran up to her mom and dad and she not only hugged them, but she kissed them each. And somehow I noticed that. The reason I bring that up is we talk about the brain, we talk about these things that go on. Tamara, my wife heard a whisper, an impression, an intuition, something said, wow, go say goodbye to mom and dad one more time. And she acted on that. When those impressions come, boy, act on that. Do something, move, take action. And she did. And then she ran back to the car and she jumped in. I put the car in drive. I got to the interstate. I cranked it up to 75 miles an hour. I set the cruise control. It was as fast as I could legally go. I was hurrying, you know, that chatter in the head of, well, I'm missing a day of work, I've got all this stuff to catch up on, and on we go. But there was a moment on the drive that I want to touch on too, and it sees moments in life. These pearls, it's like a string of pearls, moment to moment to moment to moment. And as I was driving, I simply looked in the rear view mirror just to glance and see what traffic might be doing. And when I glanced in the rear view mirror, I saw my youngest son in …