by Wayne Leon Learmond

Created on: December 20, 2010   Last Updated: January 04, 2011

Christ warns us and teaches us that there is a Hell and to never be lax, or have any doubt to its existence - as much as there is a Heaven. He teaches us about the physical realities of Hell as a place of eternal damnation for the wicked. Let us be in no doubt whatsoever about Hell as being a real, physical place of torment. Indeed, people who have had  Negative Out of the Body Experiences {NOOBE's} tell of suddenly finding themselves in a dark place, a terrifying place in which they are witness to strange, horrific-looking creatures - could they be demons?

They tell of hearing blood-curdling screams of terror and pain coming from the very pits of the dark, and a smell of sulphur, as if millions upon millions of souls who have passed on, are being tortured in the most unimaginable way. Those who come back to tell the tale of their trip to Hell, are the lucky ones. And, it is very interesting to note that if a person {before the experience} had been mean, and not a very nice person at all to be around, then upon returning back to their body, they have a complete and utter turn around in how they view life and death - and how they view and treat other people..

These are the people who have had the unfortunate experience of a NOOBE  - Negative Out of the Body Experience.  Their lives are changed completely, and if they did not before, then they certainly view their future death with impending doom, and terror. The same could be said for people who have experienced a Positive Out of the Body Experience. But instead of impending doom, those who have had positive out of the body experiences lose all fear of death, and what is beyond the grave..

They speak of a place in which, in some cases, there are rolling hills, they speak of flowers whose colours are the most vibrant they have ever seen. They speak of a light source, not exactly the sun, but coming from somewhere all around them, that is so bright, yet not blinding. And they speak of meeting their loved ones who have passed on before them.

Their experience is so profound, that many do not want to come back to the life they left behind. Yet they tell of the pull of their children, {who are still alive} needing them. They are torn between two worlds...the world of the living, and the world beyond this world, in which there is no more pain, or suffering, tears, or fears. They tell of an experience that touches the deepest parts of them, and changes their whole life, and view on death and,

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