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Wednesday, November 8, 2017
What does the eternal soul do in the next world once it is cleansed of its sins?
בס"ד Watch this fascinating short video from a Rabbi Alon Anava who had a near death experience, went to Heaven and came back to life with knowledge of what it is like in the next world. He was a secular Jew who saw the absolute truth and realized the only way to survive and thrive in this life and for all eternity is by turning to Hashem and following His ways.
The biggest reason that I wanted to show this video, which was made about six years ago, is to disclose how important this information is for the near future on Earth. It is not just leaving this life and going on, but the fact that this world is about to change with the time of the worldwide redemption and Moshiach. All the details that the Rabbi is telling us that is necessary for Heaven is imperative for surviving and thriving in the world of goodness and truth about to happen on planet Earth. Even the tremendous joy in Heaven that the Rabbi telling us is beyond our comprehension will be on Earth and also will be beyond our human comprehension.
Preparing for the near future is so important for us and our loved ones; don’t miss out on this gift from Hashem.
To learn more about Rabbi Alon Anava and the whole life after death story, go to his website:
I discovered this tzadik and his near death experience shortly after I became religious, but his testimony strenghtened my emunah and belief in the Torah when I needed it the most. I like all the promise of eternal pleasure, happiness and joy. However, I'm more anxious to see the final revenge against the enemies and haters of Israel in this generation (our enemies from previous generations are already in hell).
Rav Alon Anava is a real Tzadik. He has changed my life. I encourage every one to follow him on YouTube. Having been secular Jew, he knows how difficult the path to techouva is but gives us strength to keep on going, having been through the same process. He is witty, funny and there is only good (TOV) coming from him. We should follow his path. Kol touv le koulam.
I too would like to praise Rabbi Alon Anava. He is so grounded in emet and gives over that reality so beautifully. He explains the metaphysical realtes of our world nd mitzvos in a way everyone should hear. I have also had the privlage of meeting him and his family and they are all incredible. I could go on and on but because the Rav is so humble, I don't think he would want that.
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I discovered this tzadik and his near death experience shortly after I became religious, but his testimony strenghtened my emunah and belief in the Torah when I needed it the most. I like all the promise of eternal pleasure, happiness and joy. However, I'm more anxious to see the final revenge against the enemies and haters of Israel in this generation (our enemies from previous generations are already in hell).
ReplyDeleteRav Alon Anava is a real Tzadik. He has changed my life. I encourage every one to follow him on YouTube. Having been secular Jew, he knows how difficult the path to techouva is but gives us strength to keep on going, having been through the same process. He is witty, funny and there is only good (TOV) coming from him. We should follow his path. Kol touv le koulam.
ReplyDeleteI too am a big fan of his, having met him in person several times on his lecture tours.
ReplyDeleteI too would like to praise Rabbi Alon Anava. He is so grounded in emet and gives over that reality so beautifully. He explains the metaphysical realtes of our world nd mitzvos in a way everyone should hear. I have also had the privlage of meeting him and his family and they are all incredible. I could go on and on but because the Rav is so humble, I don't think he would want that.
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