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pagan deity, universal salvation, atheist reinforcement
This NDE contains elements fundamentally incompatible with biblical Christianity. The entity encountered appeared as a pagan deity from Central or South American mythology rather than any biblical figure. This being's simultaneous laughing/crying and mischievous, sinister nature contrasts sharply with biblical descriptions of angels or divine beings. The experiencer's conclusion that "everyone goes to heaven" directly contradicts biblical teaching about salvation through faith in Christ and the reality of judgment. Most significantly, the experience reinforced her atheist beliefs rather than leading to faith in God, which opposes the transformative purpose of biblical divine encounters. While the maternal instinct to return for her children reflects biblical values of parental love, the overall spiritual framework rejects biblical truth. The acknowledgment of unknown forces without recognizing God, combined with universalist conclusions and pagan imagery, makes this experience incompatible with biblical faith. The entity's appearance and nature suggest possible deception rather than genuine divine encounter.
On Valentine's Day 2017 in Providence, RI, a woman was hit by a car driven by a drunk driver while waiting at a crosswalk. Her last conscious thought was "I'm not gonna make it." She found herself floating as dark mist in a wide, dark tunnel, experiencing complete serenity with no memory of the accident. A singular being accompanied her, appearing as a Central or South American deity mask with rainbow-colored glowing edges. The entity had three slanted stripes on each cheek and expressed simultaneous laughing and crying. Though mischievous and slightly sinister, she enjoyed his presence. They communicated telepathically while he kept her company. She felt he was experiencing all the emotions she wasn't feeling. Her final words were "I have to go back for my babies," and she immediately returned, conscious and screaming. She suffered cortical blindness initially, requiring seven staples for an occipital lobe injury. Released after four hours with no other injuries remarkably. The experience convinced her everyone "goes to heaven" regardless, and reinforced her atheist beliefs while acknowledging forces humans don't understand. She never felt alone during the experience.
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