Man Dies, Talks To JESUS and Describes What HEAVEN Look Like (SHOCKING NDE )

When you are alone, you feel you're alone. It's just that he's letting you grow on your own so that you can do it yourself, but he's still there to help you. He doesn't ever leave you. So don't ever think you're alone. And just know that know that he is so loving and caring about you personally. Hello. I'm glad to be with you today. And my name is Ralph Berlin Jensen. I live in Midvale of Utah in the United States of America. I am going to share with you my experience of having a death experience from a heart attack I had. And I, I woke up on Friday the 13th in February of 2004, and I had a pain in my chest. There's about three o'clock in the morning. And I got up and went in the bathroom to try to not wake up my wife. And, and I just was hurting. And she came in and asked me what was wrong. And I told her that I had a chest pain and she said, well, my chest hurts also, but she had pneumonia and I had a heart attack. I, I finally went in and laid down on the bed and try to breathe easier. And I had pillows I put up till I leaned against them. And she says, what do you want me to do? I usually get to handle my problems is okay. And so I didn't know if it was going to be that serious. And finally I told her, I said, well, call the hospital. See what they tell you. And they, so she did. And, and they said, call 911. And so finally my chest got to hurt quite a bit. And I, I said, get Michael up and send him across the street to get brother Olson, Spencer Olson, our neighbor to come over to give me a priesthood blessing and call 911 and hurry. So she calls 911 and, and gets on with the operator and, and the operator is asking her questions. Now we had a cell phone that you could only get a call if you leaned against the window. And so she was leaning in the window in the bathroom and I'm in the bedroom and Oh, about 15 or so feet away. And she can't come to me or she'll lose the call. So she's on the phone and, and Spencer came and he was kneeling by me and they'd ask questions about my condition. And she'd asked Spencer and then he'd tell her and relay it back and forth because she couldn't move from the window. And so then finally, it got so painful. I was screaming, help me, please help me. And, and then I, my eyes rolled back in my head and, and I rolled off the pillows down the face down in the bed. And, and my wife is screaming, don't leave me, please don't leave me. And so then all the pain went away and I thought this is not good cause I'm dying. And I, I didn't realize I had died and I was out of my body and I was down by the foot of the bed and I could see myself on the bed and I could see through the walls and it looked like sun was shining, but it was dark cause it was three in the morning. And there were two men standing at the foot of my bed and I, I said, I'll stay here if I have to, but can I go back? And they told me yes. And they, they told Spencer what to say. And he put his hands on my head and gave me a blessing and commanded me back to my body. And so I called back in myself, which was kind of exciting. I could feel the warmth coming back in my body. And when it all came back, then the pain came back and that wasn't fun. It was really painful. I yelled and, but I was happy that I was back. So then the ambulance, they take me to the, there's a fire truck. They take me to the hospital and I get in the hospital and it was about two hours later. I went into cardiac arrest again. And by then my, my son was there, my daughter was there and my daughter-in-law was there. And my wife had called and at that time my wife had left the room to go make a phone call or something. And so she didn't see me die again. And my nurse was a very large man and he hit me in the chest and he broke my ribs and broke my sternum, trying to get my heart to beat again. And, and I was, I was gone for 12 minutes and they shock paddled me and they pounded on my chest. They stabbed needles in my heart, give me adrenaline and stuff like that. And, and for 12 minutes, I was flatlined on the, in the hospital. And during that time I went and, and I saw some of my family. Now my wife had died five years earlier in a car accident. My first wife, I'd been remarried. And, uh, so she was there and my parents were there and my parents and my wife, they said, you've already got permission to stay in mortality. So what are you doing here? We're busy. We have more to get done for the second coming of Christ than we have time for. And all you're doing is getting in our way. So you go back and do your job and let us do ours. Well, okay, well, hello to you too. And I, I'm a stubborn Norwegian and I walked over to him and I, I gave him hugs and I talked to him and learned a little bit about what they're doing and being missionary work and stuff like that. And, and then the man who was in my room was standing behind them a little ways. And that was he, my escort has, he's just here to guide me around. Who is he? So I, I left my family. They left. I didn't see him again. And I walked back to this man standing there. He was back a ways. So I, as I started to walk back there, the Holy ghost says, that's the savior. Oh, great. So I, I bowed to him really fast. And then he asked me to come to him. And so I stood up and I went over to him and I gave him a hug and he's a little bit taller than me. I'm, I'm shrinking. I used to be five, 10, now I'm five, eight. He's about six, two. And, and I was looking up into his eyes and, and he said, where's your heart? In other words, what is my value? Is my value on earth with all the worldly things or is it in heaven with the spiritual things? And I couldn't answer him because my whole life went before me and it, and I'm not perfect. And I felt, boy, how can I stand here and tell you I'm perfect? I'm with you when I'm feeling perfect. But he just smiled and, and we went back through time. We went back before the earth was made in the pre-mortal and I got to witness his life. Uh, like Scrooge, if you know about Christmas Carol, the Christmas story about the ghost that come to see Scrooge and the first ghost comes and brings him back to his past Christmases. And he gets to see people in three dimensions. Well, that's what I got to see of the people in the spirit world. And every, all of my experience I had, just like if I was with you personally with you, but I couldn't talk to you or, or, or interfere with you. So I saw him in the pre-mortal where he was, uh, Jehovah and called me the savior. I saw him kick out Satan. I saw him make the world. And I saw him as Jehovah of the Old Testament and the God of the Old Testament visiting with Abraham, Moses and Isaac and Jacob and the rest. And then I saw him be born in the stable and laid in a manger. And when that was happening, I thought, how can I stand here and watch this very sacred event? I thought I was too unworthy. And so I was turning away and Jesus was standing by me and he reached over and he gently held my arm, say, no, you're not going anywhere. You're supposed to stay here and watch. Okay. So I watched that and I got to see the shepherds and, and then later I got to see the wise men come when he was close to three years old and he could walk and talk at that time. And, and then, you know, of course he went to Egypt to get away from King Herod and many, they came back and, and later when he was 12 years old, they brought him to the temple during Passover and they lived in, in Nazareth, which was about 75 miles away. And they walked down and went to Jerusalem to the temple. And the reason he went in at 12 years old is because in those days, a 12 year old was an adult. In our life, we look at a 21 year old as a full adult. Some things 18, but generally it's 21. And in those days you're 12. And at 12 you're expected to take over your own family, get married, have family, be your own person. And that's why he could go into the temple at 12 years old as an adult. And so then I saw him grow up and then he got baptized by John, John the Baptist in the Jordan river. And then he went to the mountains and fasted and prayed for 40 days and had Satan come and tempt him. And I got to watch all that happen. And then he came down and he called his apostles like, you know, the fishermen Peter and them at the sea of Galilee. And I got to watch him do all of the miracles that you read about and have all the debates that he had. And then I also saw the last supper where he gave the sacrament to his apostles. And then I saw him be tried and be whipped and carried his cross to Calvary. And now you think of a cross. A lot of people think of a cross as, as like one crossing the other, like this, like a, like a, you know, uh, the crosses that you normally see, but really they had a part in the ground, the vertical part, they called the tree and it was already in the ground. And the top part that crossed the tree was called the cross. And that's what they carried was just that one top piece. And it had a hole in it for a pin in the top of the tree to fit in, to hold it in place. And so he was, he carried that cross piece across his shoulders and carried it to the Calvary where the tree was. And then they lay on the ground and they nailed their hands and, and they put a nail in the palm and they put a nail in the wrist to try to help hold it because the palms not strong enough. And then often even that doesn't hold them because quite often then the tree there and cross they're using has been used many times. And so it's kind of split up and the nails don't hold that well. So then they tie a rope around them and it holds them on the cross in the nails. But Christ had a new tree and a new cross because he was taller than most people. So they had to go get a bigger one. And so his held nails better. And then he had a big heads on the, on the nails. So they didn't rip through his skin. So they didn't tie him. He was just nailed. And then they picked that cross up, dragging him, lifting him up and putting him on the tree. And then they nailed their feet. Now the normal way of nailing the feet was you put their feet on the side of the vertical tree. And then they nail and nail through the side of their heel into the side of the post. And this scripture say that Christ wouldn't have any broken bones. Well, you can't drive a big spike through a guy's heel and not break it. So with him actually the Holy Ghost inspired these, these guards to crucify him that were assigned for that, to not do it that way. And they instead they drove the nails through his, between the bones of his feet under his ankle into the tree. And, and so none of his bones were broken in the being crucified. Like the thieves on either side had their heels broken and their wrists broken because they, they struck it through the real in the bones of the wrist. But him that came down and just missed the bones. So nothing got broken. And so I got to watch that. And then of course he, he was put in the tomb. And three days later he arose and I got to see that and I got to see when Mary was there by the tomb and looking for him and he talked to her and, and asked who she was, you know, why she was crying. And, and she said, well, my Lord's gone. And if you know where he is, let me know. And, and then he says, Mary, and she recognized who he was. And she said, Rabboni and tried to run and hug him. And he says, no, touch me not for I have not yet ascended into my father in heaven. And, and so then I got to see him visit with the apostles in the upper room and, and I got to see him go around the world. Like he came over to the people living in America and he went to the islands of the sea. He went around the world visiting different people after his resurrection. And I get to see all that. And so, and I also, I also got to see more than that. I, I had a short time with him in space and I got to see a lot of galaxies and other planets that have life on them that he had made. And so, uh, that is kind of in a nutshell of what happened to me. And, uh, then I, I came back to my body and, and then doctors and nurses were all happy and, and I was happy and, but it was a wonderful experience to have that. And in some ways it did, in other ways it did not. One is before I got to see Jesus, as Jehovah in the premortal existence, I already knew that that had happened. I already knew that he was the creator of the world. I already knew that he was Jehovah of the Old Testament. I already knew that he was Jesus of Nazareth, the son of God. I already knew that he'd been crucified and resurrected. And so when I saw these things, it didn't help me know them more, but it helped me know them in more detail. And I got to see a lot of fun stuff about it that I had forgotten because I was there and we were all there with him in premortal before we were born. Uh, but I didn't, you know, we don't remember it. So I got to see things I already knew, but then I got to see it instead of just know about it. So that part was really exciting to see, uh, how it happened and to, to watch, you know, watch him, you know, like talk to Moses on the burning bush, you know, on the mountain and stuff like that. And, and I got to, you know, watch him get born in that. And so it was really fun to have this personal knowledge of his life. And, and so that's why he's asked me to be a personal eyewitness of his life. And then since I got to see him in real life, real time, I'm an eyewitness of Christ, but, uh, it, it gave me more responsibility and that I need to not waste my time. Uh, I need to share my experience with as many people as I can to help them understand who Jesus of Nazareth is. And, uh, so that way it changed me. Uh, I was already trying to do that, but not like I am now. So it's a, in a way, it's a great experience. It's fun. And a heavy weight of responsibility to use it as God wants me to, uh, you know, about what happened and I can help people understand things that they have a hard time understanding, uh, explaining the scriptures to them, explaining who Christ is to them, explaining how commandments work in your life and everyday life in specific kind of ways. And, and then of course, uh, my, my YouTube channel gets to talk to a lot of people and I get to have wonderful people like you, you know, to interview, to go, go more, to help more people have an understanding that Jesus of Nazareth is the savior. And, and that if we can follow the commandments through his grace, we can all get back to our father in heaven. And, and so it, I have been able to talk to people who were so distressed, so upset about their life and so discouraged in their life that they were thinking about suicide. And I've been able to talk with them and have them change their mind and have them not want to commit suicide, but want to stay with their families and with the world and, and stay with their testimony of Christ and, and then just live a happier life that they feel like God cares about them and that Jesus cares about them and they're not left alone. So I've been able to help many people change their lives as well as not take their life in suicide. And that to me is a great, a great blessing in helping humanity. When we, when we talk about Jesus or read about him and you read about the miracles because we're not there, sometimes they don't feel real to people. Like when he heals someone, gives them sight or walks on water, or when he fed the 5,000 with the bulos of bread and fishes and then to be there and watch it happen as though I was there in the first place. It is, uh, it's very deeper. It's a lot deeper in your heart to watch someone who's lame, have him just say, you know, stand up and walk and they get up and walk or put, you know, mud on someone's eye. Now they can, they can see, uh, or when he walked on water to this fossils and then Peter tried to walk on water and as long as his eyes were on Christ, he could see, stay on water. And as soon as he took his eyes off Christ and looked at the ocean, the water under him, then he sunk and Christ had to pick him up. And it just, you get to live it. So it becomes a more real to you and more alive, more tangible and more powerful in many ways. Even though it's the Holy Ghost that brings the power of everything into your heart, uh, to see it was just really exciting and, and made it a lot, a lot more real. And that, you know, the cross as an artifact, I guess, uh, uh, it was interesting to see how that worked and instead of how most people think it is. And the cross wasn't trimmed into a square board. It was just a log, uh, rough log with bark on it. You know, it could scratch them up real good. And they like that to scratch and make more pain. And then there's one thing that a lot of people wonder about, and that's the Holy Grail, the cup that was used to do the sacrament in the upper room. And there's a lot of renditions of it and they make it into this beautiful gold stem glass or, uh, you know, made out of maybe a gold or silver or whatever. And it's really fancy, but that isn't what they had. What they actually had was basically like a small finger bowl. Uh, just a little bowl about, Oh, five inches or so across maybe. Well, again, when you think about him being tried, well, first of all, he goes in the garden of Gethsemane and he prayed. And of course his apostles had come and then he took Peter, James and John a little closer. And they said it was a stone's throw away from where he went to pray. So it wasn't real far. And he left them there to stay awake and watch because he knew that he was going to be betrayed. He knew that the soldiers and the priests were going to come and get him and he wanted them to watch, to try to warn him, I guess. And so then he goes off and he prays and you think about him in there praying and he says, you know, take this cup from me, but I will be done. You know, not my will, but I will. But then for three hours because he came back a couple of times and went for another hour. So for three hours he prayed for us to be a follower of him and be obedient. And you let his sacrifice, his grace cleanse us. But it says he bled from every pore. Now just imagine you're in there with this massive pain. You got blood coming out of you everywhere and he's on the ground. He wasn't leaning up against a tree or a rock. He was in great pain. So he kind of rolled around on the ground, some of it. And he got quite dirty and he had blood and dirt caked on him and his clothes were messy and he was messy. And so that makes it really more real of the suffering that he went through. And he says that the suffering is so sore and so intense that it made even, he says, I God, the greatest of all to bleed at every pore and would that I might not suffer. But nevertheless, glory be to the father and I partook of the cup and that, and you know, then so when he was betrayed, he was quite messy. So then they do this fake trial of his and they get him in there and then they decide to crucify him. And then they whipped him with the, there were bone pieces and metal pieces tied to the whip. So the rip holds in you and to watch him get whipped, it just became real as his flesh is being ripped and he's bleeding and it's extremely painful. And, uh, that made it, you know, really hit home of how much he was suffering for us. And then he has to carry the cross. Now he's been up all night. He hasn't slept. He has anything to eat or drink. They beat him up. So he's getting kind of tired, but he was strong because a carpenter was someone who chiseled rocks. They didn't go make furniture because nobody had furniture. They laid on the floor where they went to eat and they had, they had a big rug on the floor for their table and they didn't sit on chairs. They sat on cushions on the floor. And so what he did more was chisel rock. That's what a carpenter did in those days. And he did wood things with for farming equipment and that. And he'd make houses out of sometimes rock and a lot of times just mud bricks. And then they put wood on the roof, you know, to keep the rain out. And, uh, so a man who chiseled rock, he's going to be pretty strong. So he was very muscular, very powerful man. And so that allowed him to go through so much torture and still have strength. And so then when he had to carry the cross, uh, it's about 150 pounds, that thing he was carrying and that's heavy. And, and he was all beat up and he's got to carry it. And, and, uh, and so you look at all this that he goes through and he went through it for me and for you and, and then he gets nailed and he's up on the cross now. Yeah. The thieves had the same crucifixion. They had the same nails. Yeah. I mean, they're up there tortured also. But the thing about Christ is that the pain that he had in the garden of Gethsemane, which made him bleed from every pore came back. And so he had that pain from the garden to get them. And he back with him was the pain of the cross. And he, he's held it. And no matter how bad it was, he still thought about other people. He says, forgive them, for they know not what they do. He asked his dad to forgive him. And then he, he looks at his, his mother and his brother, John. Now in those days, if the oldest child took care of their parents, well, his dad had died. So all he had was his mother and he was assigned to take care of her in that custom of their life. And now, so now John, the next child standing there, he says, John, behold thy mother, mother, behold thy son. In other words, I'm passing off my stewardship to take care of mom to you because I'm leaving now, John, you take care of mom. So that's how much he cared about other people. And even when he was carrying the cross, he said that when the women were crying for him, he says, don't weep for me, weep for yourselves and for your children and your children's children. And so he was always thinking about somebody else. And no matter how bad it got and this horrible pain he was going through, he never complained about it for himself. He only thought about other people. And he says, I'm the example. So when you have trials and you're having a hard time with life, how do, what do you do? Go around, complain to everybody, get mad at people because of it, uh, be mean to people because you're so pain you're in pain or either physical or mental or spiritual pain, or do you still think of others and want to help them and be kind to them and not yell at them for things. And so here he is the example. He's going through this massive, horrible experience. And the one thing is like I've just said, he is a very personal savior. Now our father in heaven who we pray to in the name of Jesus Christ is also very personal. I got to see him. I didn't get to talk to him, but I got to see him and he smiled at me and he's very personal. He loves us when we pray to him. It's like praying to someone who will take you on your lap and say, Hey, what can I do to help you? Uh, and, and Christ is that way. He, you think he's kind of this aloof, um, powerful being is he, you know, he made the universe. He's pretty powerful, but his greatest power of course is his saving us from our problems. But he's a very loving, personal savior. He can come by you and help you. And he cares. He knows your name. He knows your thoughts. He knows why you're having problems. He knows all your problems. I have, I have my YouTube channel and my, I have a book on Amazon taught by Christ. Uh, but, uh, so I, I want everybody out there to watch both of us.