Almost everyone has heard that one's whole life passes "before their eyes" in the final moments before physical death. Some of those whose time was not up, but had a near death event, have reported the same experience.

Since time does not exist and the illusion called 'time' is not linear, when one approaches the last moments of life, the energy stream of that incarnation compresses prior to the spirit exiting the body. The spirit indeed does see all the events of that incarnation's life, from the perspective of his/her Higher Self, because of the compression moving up the incarnational stream toward the Higher Self. That this happens SO rapidly just gives you a bare glimpse of the ability/power of your Higher Self because in a blink of an eye, you get to see your whole incarnational life up to that point. At the moments before death, everything you have done in that incarnation will be visible as the spirit moves beyond the bounds of the Game and the limits of the deception 'linear time'. This happens to all simultaneous Higher Selves upon the death of an incarnation.

With near death experiences when this does happen, that person's Higher Self allowed this event to manifest so that the incarnation could report it to fellow incarnates as well as consider the relevance of it in their own path. This is meant to be a clue to those incarnations Advanced enough to explore their true natures. However the clue by itself is rarely enough to stimulate the spirit to overcome any significant experiential loops. It does add a restless, there-must-be-more attitude to their life. BUT add that knowledge to the reading of Matrix V Gold Edition and it's a whole different story as more keys are available to help you spiral out of the Game.

In order to understand this segment in its fullness, you must read and understand the materials in Matrix V Gold Edition. This information is critical to all Higher Selves on the simultaneous path. M5 can be accessed via the Library on Monroe focus level 27 and, on Earth at this time via Leading Edge Research Group .