Woman Describes the Afterlife: What Awaits Us After Death
Frances Banks from Great Britain left this world in 1965. A month and a half after her death, she began to describe the events that take place in the afterlife.
How did she do it? The woman's "go-between" was her friend Helen Greaves.
At least, that's what Helen herself claimed. According to her, Frances influenced her consciousness, thanks to which she had the opportunity to "listen" to the thoughts of the deceased.
At first, Banks was filled with fear - she was afraid of death and the Last Judgment, but after moving to another world, her perception underwent changes.
The British woman shared descriptions of two paths. The first path is the perfect plan of her life, and the second is the reality she lived.
When she compared both of these paths, she realized that she had made many mistakes in her life and had only been able to realize her potential partially.
When Banks found herself on "trial" before herself, she realized that her accuser was herself.
Then the woman began to help souls in the “land of darkness” – that’s what she called hell.
Here, according to Francis' description, live those souls who do not feel remorse.
A year and a half later, the woman gave Helen another message, saying that she had come closer to the light and had turned into a shining being.
In this new state, Banks lost interest in earthly life, and messages from beyond the grave stopped coming, reports the Zen channel Just Live.
