DE006: Young Girl DIES TWICE in CIVIL WAR; Meets BEINGS in HEAVEN That SHOW Her the TRUTH! with Robin Landsong

In the vast expanse of our existence, there are stories that transcend the ordinary, opening windows into the mysteries of life, death, and the realms beyond. On today's episode, we welcome Robin Landsong, an extraordinary individual whose journey through near-death experiences has gifted her with profound insights and a deep connection to the universal spirit.Robin Landsong's story begins in 1977, a time when the echoes of the Vietnam War still resonated and danger lurked in unexpected places. As a young girl, Robin was abducted by a soldier intending to fight in the Rhodesian war. "People asked, 'Did you know he was mentally not well?' and of course, he was threatening my life right away," she recalls. Her abduction led her to Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe), where she faced unimaginable challenges and traumas, including being beaten and left in the bush by those who found her.In a moment of profound transformation, Robin was found by local villagers who, through their singing and nurturing care, provided her with a sense of belonging she had never known. "Their singing is different than my singing, but I'm just going to share just a little bit of that calling that drew me in to connect with them," she says. The villagers, with their warmth and music, healed her broken ribs and welcomed her into their community, giving her a glimpse of love and connection.However, this newfound sense of safety was shattered when she ventured back to the river and was shot by a soldier. As the bullet grazed her head, Robin's consciousness transcended her body, and she found herself in a tunnel of light. "I was looking down and watching my lifeforce ebb in and out of my body," she describes. This experience marked the beginning of her journey into the spirit world, where she encountered beings of light and wisdom.SPIRITUAL TAKEAWAYSThe Healing Power of Community and Music: Robin's connection with the villagers who sang to her highlights the profound healing that comes from community and the universal language of music. "One of the women sang to me, and in that moment, I collapsed into her arms. It was the first mothering, the first being held, that I'd ever experienced," she reflects.The Continuity of the Soul: Her near-death experience revealed the eternal nature of the soul and the interconnectedness of all life. In the spirit world, she was greeted by beings who had always known her, reinforcing the idea that we are never truly alone. "The women were at their skin was black, and they had yellow dresses, and I knew them. I remember them as my deepest sisters that they had always been there to greet me and I'd known them for lifetimes," she shares.The Power of Compassion and Connection: Robin's encounters with spiritual guides and beings emphasized the importance of compassion and connection in our lives. One of her guides, a man embodying peace, showed her a vast universe of connections, teaching her that "when we send compassion and generosity through those living lines of connection from our heart to another's, we live in the matrix of life."As Robin's journey continued, she was guided by a series of spiritual beings who helped her confront and release the traumas of her past. Each encounter brought her closer to understanding her true essence and the divine interconnectedness of all beings. Her story is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the transformative power of love and compassion.In the end, Robin's near-death experience was not just a personal journey but a universal lesson in the power of healing, connection, and the eternal nature of our souls. Her narrative encourages us to embrace our spiritual nature, to find solace in the connections we share with others, and to live with an open heart.Please enjoy my conversation with Robin Landsong.Become a supporter of this podcast: