This is What He Saw While Dying 😳
John McAfee, a self-described atheist, experienced a profound three-day vision during a near-death experience involving flying over an ocean floor with demonic hands and heavenly skies, culminating in a divine voice warning of judgment and trial. The experience frightened McAfee more with the prospect of being judged than with the concept of hell itself.
Summary
The transcript recounts a story about John McAfee's near-death or visionary experience during a three-day period. McAfee, who identified as an atheist and did not believe in God, witnessed something so significant that he initially hesitated to discuss it but eventually shared the details with the narrator. During the experience, McAfee described flying at the speed of light over an ocean floor. The water contained every dark color imaginable—black, brown, gray, dark purple, and blood red. From this dark water, hands and exhausted faces emerged as if from hell itself, attempting to drag him downward. However, the scene transformed when a beautiful sky appeared above filled with the most vibrant colors he could imagine, including turquoise and pink, with a white cloud opening before him. As the cloud opened and he moved toward the ocean abyss, a voice spoke to him, saying, "Come here. The time has come," which McAfee understood as a call to trial and judgment. He reflected that he was not afraid of hell itself, but rather terrified of the judgment process and trial that would examine his entire life. His fear of facing divine judgment was so intense that he screamed, which caused him to wake from the experience.
Key Insights
- John McAfee, despite being an atheist who didn't believe in God, experienced a profound vision that was so significant he initially refused to discuss it
- McAfee described the dark water as containing every dark color imaginable, from which exhausted faces and hands emerged attempting to drag him down like souls from hell
- A voice in the vision told McAfee 'Come here. The time has come,' which he interpreted as a summons to face trial and have his entire life examined in judgment
- McAfee was more terrified of the divine court and being judged than he was of hell itself, stating 'I wasn't scared of hell, I was scared of the court itself'
- The vision featured a transformation from dark, demonic imagery in dark-colored waters to beautiful celestial colors including turquoise, pink, and a white cloud opening before him
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Transcript
[0:00] John McAfee called himself an atheist, he didn't believe in God at all . During those three days, he experienced something he didn't want to talk about, but later he called me to his room . He said, "I was flying over the ocean floor at the speed of light." He said, “And every dark color in the world, black, brown, gray, even dark purple and blood red, was in the water.” He said, "These hands and these exhausted faces came out of the water, as if from hell, and dragged me down." He said: " But suddenly the sky appeared with all the most beautiful colors [0:31] imaginable." Turquoise, pink." He says, "And there was a white cloud."…
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