At 22, Pamela Nance collapsed in her home after unknowingly bleeding internally for two days, and left her body entirely. She found herself in a lush valley beneath a towering Tree of Life, reunited with her beloved Rottweiler Holly who had died just hours before, surrounded by every animal imaginable radiating pure unconditional love.
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Chapters:
00:00 Intro
01:31 The Night Everything Broke
04:35 Crossing Over
06:44 Reunited with Holly
09:25 The Garden & The Guide
14:08 Back to the Body
15:45 Changed Forever
21:17 Outro
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Miss my dog everyday, he lived 17 years. Traveled all over the country with me. Always such a great friend. Have a good feeling he will be waiting for me
I always hoped you find everything you ever lost in heaven. ❤
I’m 62 and have a terminal liver disease. I had a lab named Norman from from 1974 to 1987. I still get emotional thinking of him and hope beyond hope that I see him soon. Thank you for sharing this with us
A monk ? 😂 sure
I have a Boston terrier for 14 years. He still lives in me.😊
All you need is love, love is all you need
I never knew what made me walk into the shelter and adopt my german shepherd, Smokey. It was so unlike me. Years later, i was very close to doing something stupid. I had my eyes closed and was so close when he stopped me. Like a damn movie or something. I was so ashamed I almost did that to him, to everyone else in my life. I lived the rest of his life every day trying to be worthy of his loyalty and love. Losing him was awful. A simple surgery went bad somehow and it turned into an infection in his spine. I tried so hard to save him. The specialists thought they could save him. I wouldve done anything. Before he left I asked him to go ahead and find the way, and to come for me when it was my time…and thanked him for being my angel. I cried every day for a year straight. I still do. Smokey got me out and living life again, Smokey saved my life…figuratively and literally. I was an atheist when I walked into that shelter 12 years ago, that changed the night a simple touch of his paw pulled me back from the edge. We dont deserve dogs, lord knows I didn't. I love you smokey. Ill see you soon.
I just lost my soul dog to cancer 2 weeks ago, Ares, my beautiful precious happy babyface Rottweiler. He was the sweetest little puppy, he loved everyone. He was only 8. I asked for a sign and I came across this video. I’m so looking forward to the day I reunite with my sweet baby boy. I love you Ares, you were the best boy.
Omg I had so many pets
Nope
Ty for sharing your story
Good story but too much AI which is unnecessary. Let us visualize what the guest is describing.
All I want is to one day be reunited with the cats I loved and love so very much
Any resemblance to Valinor is not a coincidence …
The store is totally alive?No one couldn't be dead for clinically for 4 days and come back.Let the loan four minutes
On the pet front, when i was growing up, we had a wonderful and slightly rogue-ish dog. He was a stray, but had so much personality. This was from 1968 to 1981. He was about 2 when we got him. I am now 64 and have never owned a dog since becauase he could not be replaced. My brothers and mother still often refer to him. I would love to meet that old rogue again. He went from glossy black to a distinguished grey by the time he died. Happy days they were.
I hope she stopped eating animals.
Tree hugger 😂
Death has had me weeping four times in my life. For my grandfather at 8 years old. My dog Maggie at 32. My dog Jake in 2020, he was a Lab and died at 15 years old. Lastly for my mother who died in 2020 as well. No more is needed for me to know that dogs are family, and as Roy Rogers said, if I get to heaven and my dogs aren't there, I want to go wherever the dogs go. I'm Christian, and although I don't know how Christian this belief if, I fully believe dogs have souls, and God breathed life into every one of them.
Focusing on the animals? Why would she see a Buddha monk and not Jesus?
In April of 2023, I unexpectedly lost my beagle dog to this unknown canine respiratory disease going around. At 64 years old, (me not her, lol) Dixie was my first dog since I was a youngster (another beagle). I'll be the first to admit that I was totally unprepared for the grief I experienced following her death. I knew I'd be sad, I didn't know how profoundly, physically painful it would be. Without getting into too many specifics, a few months after she passed, I was literally sobbing in my bed when I prayed to Christ asking Him if Dixie was 1. in heaven AND 2. would I see her again. I asked Him for a very specific sign so that I would have zero doubt & be absolutely certain. First, I asked Him to send me a cardinal. Then I literally changed my mind and said out loud, "no Jesus, any bird will do". That night, as I was nodding off after my prayer, I audibly heard a very distinctive howl in my room that I recognized right away – it literally caused me to jump up in my bed. However, as if that was not enough, it still was not the sign I had prayed for minutes before.
The very next morning, it came. I was locking my door to go grocery shopping at Wegmans when I noticed a rose bush that I had planted near the driveway three years earlier. I paid a lot of money for this rose bush and it had NOT once bloomed since the day I planted it! As I walked to my car, I noticed a single huge red rose near the ground on the bush. I thought to myself, FINALLY, maybe I'll see some roses this year. I couldn't resist going over to take a closer look and sure enough, there was a dead blackbird precisely under the flower. It appeared to be a young bird with no injury or any wounds that I could see. Simply asleep in total peace. Later, I would bury the blackbird right under the rose where I had first spotted it. At this point, I still hadn't even thought about the prayer the night before. I confess some might call this a coincidence – but even so, it would be like lightning striking 3 times in the same exact spot on three consecutive days. Me … I have no doubt. As I was driving to Wegmans I remembered my prayer from the night before and I suddenly put it all together. The astounding thing is at that precise moment I physically felt the crushing grief I had felt since Dixie died literally drain from my body! I wept, but it was with absolute joy – it was almost like for a few short moments being without pain after not remembering what it felt like to be free of it. Today, more than two years later, I still feel sadness when I think about Dixie, sometimes even moved to tears. But my tears bring me hope and an absolute knowledge that God answered my prayer exactly as I asked Him to. As Christ is my witness, I swear to all that every word of this experience here is true. Grief is a temporary blessing and should be celebrated. It is a reminder that the beings we have loved so much brought so much to us during both our lives. That’s why it’s called loss, that’s why it hurts. That's why it SHOULD hurt. I cannot wait to see her and all of the pets I’ve loved again. I promise you it WILL come to be. Amen.
I want to see Tank, or Stinker as I called him, when I pass to the other side 🙂
A buddist monk?!?!
Where was Jesus???
If you didn't see or experience The Lord Jesus, you weren't in Heaven.
Seems authentic and amazing, but dead for four days.. and return ? Is that possible outside of divine healing?
Thank you for sharing. This message needs to get out to the world.
love is the most powerful force in the universe…its what holds everything together. stronger than a million suns. praise god the father and his son jesus.
Thank you very much Pamela for sharing your amazing experience. We have lost A few dogs over the years. It brings a lot of peace to me and alot of people. God bless you and Love from Ireland ☘️ ♥️
I was missing the dog I grew up with and I eventually told my husband that I had been mourning Huckleberry a lab mix. He then told me that he had seen a luminous dog poke into our bedroom and look at him. He thought it was a hallucination until I told him how much I was missing him. That’s when he related the incident to me. This was 30 plus years after his death. I truly believe that we can continue our loving relationships with our departed fur babies!
Thank you for sharing your experience with us.❤