Anna Raimondi interviews Hans Wilhelm
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- In episode thirteen of Talking To The Dead In Suburbia, host Anna Raimondi - spiritual medium, motivational speaker, healer, and author - interviews Hans Wilhelm - bestselling author, illustrator, and mystic. In addition to discussing Hans’s popular and inspiring TH-cam videos, Hans and Anna discuss a variety of topics including: karma, reincarnation, fate, free will, the spiritual laws of the universe, and the importance of always returning to love.
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About this week’s guest:
Hans Wilhelm has written and illustrated over 200 books for all ages with total sales of over 40 million copies in 30 languages. As a mystic he has inspired audiences around the world with his life-affirming concepts to connect with their own inner wisdom. His popular TH-cam videos have become an important source of inspiration and help for his over 14 million viewers.
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Thank you 💕 amazing video
Great video! I've been a fan of Hans for many yrs now! I enjoy his teachings. The only thing that doesn't make sense to me is, yes, he can sit there at age 78 and explain to us with confidence and ease! With a beautiful smile on his face while millions of people are going thru tragedy. Where its a woman who went for a jog this morning and got abducted raped and killed. A woman going for a hike and gets killed by a pack of coyotes. 4 yr olds dying of cancer. Women giving birth to stillborns. Family of 5 dead in a car accident caused by a drunk driver and the list goes on. Bad things are happening ! All around us. I ask myself well why did that happen to him or her...or them! And not me?! Not that I want that to happen to me but here I am sitting in my living room all comfy and safe while others are getting annihilated with life. It's easy for me or Hans to sit here and preach and be all happy and confident about what he teaches but he could have been one of the millions and millions who die or freak accidents or whatever the case may be. I'm not saying his life has been a Walk in the park by any means! But so many people suffer here on earth while there are many who go unscathed. I'm not trying to stir up trouble. I love everything Hans teaches but some things don't make entire sense to me. I guess I'm trying to say "why them" ? And not me. What makes me special? Or am I one accident away from dying. I'm one hike away from coming in contact with a bear who will kills me. I'm one plane ride away from it getting hijacked and killed. RIP to the people who were on the 9/11 flights. Once again why were they the unfortunate ones?? Hans or u or me cudda been easily been on that flight. But we weren't. What makes us better? All them had bad karma? It was in their soul contract?? To die a horrendous way? I can only imagine the fear and agony they felt prior to their doom. And here we are all safe and sound.
Dear KJ, thank you for your comments. I will try to respond to them from my present understanding of the spiritual laws of life. But firstly let me assure you that I still have a few years to go to reach 78! :) Many people are suffering and the last year with the pandemic millions more have suffered job losses and so much more. Your email reminds to me a little like 'survivor's guilt'. Yes, not everybody's life has been ruined by the pandemic - and that is not easy to understand when one looks at the pain many people are feeling. But we can ask ourselves a few questions: Can we know for sure that we have not had similar horrific experiences in past lives? Is it maybe possible that right now we might not be strong enough for more severe blows of fate - because all these events are carefully calibrated with the strength of the soul. Nobody gets more than they can handle. Do we truly know that 'death' is really so horrific for the soul? Could it be that a sudden and violent death may be more desirable for the soul than a slow yearlong cancer death? We easily rush to judgment of what happens to others. But we simply never know the full reasons why this is happening, because the reason for all these tragedies are only between God and the soul involved. Many times I have warned not to speculate on the fate of others. Our task is only to love, to help and to serve and if that is not possible we can always send a prayer or blessing to that person. (Never underestimate the power of blessings). Nothing ever happens TO us, but FOR us. When we think about this very deeply we will see that even horrific events are opportunities for our soul to grow and to clear up karma - on in some cases take on the karma of another person out of selfless love. If you saw my video The Amazing Earth School you will understand that these difficult situations are challenges that we have agreed to prior our incarnation for the purpose to grow, to serve and overcome karma. We all have different tasks in our life. Let us be very grateful for the 'calm period' we might be going through right now. They also have a purpose. Out of this temporary calmness we may be much better equipped to help and serve others instead of being also feeling crushed by outer circumstances. Many blessings. Hans
@@lifeexplainedvideos Thank you very very much for getting back to me Hans!! I am in tears (tears of joy) after very much reading your message! You explained it well! And yes I guess "survivors guilt" is the best way to explain how I feel. I've been enjoying your teachings and videos for many many years now and I feel in my heart you are the real deal😊😊. I will be reading your message everyday as a daily reminder so i am at peace 🙏. God bless! And I will be looking forward to your next video😃😃
@@skyryder7662 yes! 😊😊👌👌👍👍
Love Hans! Great interview questions. Thank you!
Another wonderful interview!
Thank you so much Anna! We need this so much during these very difficult times. ❤️
Thank you!
So lovely.Thank you to you both 💕
Our pleasure!
I love you. I am sorry. Please forgive me. Thank you.
I'm sorry is the one that was missing.
Thankyou for sharing ❤🙏
Love your divine teachings Hans..simply beautiful! ❤
Thank you kindly
My mom passed away from cancer, she had a terrible-terrible suffering, you see
she died here at home with me and my family-I have so much anger toward my siblings
both of them were in financial positions to assist with sufficient medical (we were not)care-but they preferred to
ignore or rather deny her terrible ordeal. I've grown so bitter toward them due to their selfish stinginess. I can't seem to get my moms
pleading with God (in the bathroom) to take her away, out of my mind. What Hans said about taking a karma
punishment on behalf of your kids-is that why I had to see my mom go through that horrific pain and suffering,
do you think its was my burden she had to carry?
From Hans: Dear Eunida,
I am deeply sorry to hear about the death of your mother and the suffering that you and your mother went through before her passing. Naturally, I do not know your personal karma and would not want to speculate on this topic. However, there are no accidents in life and the fact that you had the opportunity to give your mother a home and care during her illness was very special. Even if it was very tough on you and your family it is something you might want to be grateful for because you could give care and love for your mother, something that your siblings were not yet able to do. Your expression of love and care was a most precious gift that you were able to give to your mother. Your mother might have had a difficult time to transition. But her pain is now over. She is free of her illness and she is deeply grateful for the dedication and love you have given to her. Celebrate the freedom of your mother. Think of her not as the pleading woman for God’s help, but the soul that is now in God’s arms and free. Focus on her wellbeing in the other world, not on the past suffering. If you wish you may want to see my video on Mourning and Grieving: th-cam.com/video/rwYf7tTEYX8/w-d-xo.html
I can also fully understand that you might be upset about the lack of help that you expected from your siblings. But to me it feels like your siblings were simply not yet able to give the love and care to your mother that you were able to give. When we expect something from another person who is not able or willing to give what we expect from them then we are only harming ourselves. All our pain and suffering comes from our own self-made unfulfilled expectations. Nobody has the right to tell another person what he or she must do - this includes our siblings. God gave each one of us our own free will and always respects that. Eventually, we also must learn to respect the will of the other person - even if it sounds unfair or unfeeling. But each one of us is doing our best at any given time. There are two short videos that you might want to take a look at: Everybody is Doing There Best: th-cam.com/video/VoJ2PSxmHMg/w-d-xo.html
And No More Disappointments: th-cam.com/video/UHmhlekyZOM/w-d-xo.html
Sending you much love and blessings
Hans
@@AnnaRaimondi Thank you so much! xxxxx