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Woman who ‘spent three days in heaven’ returns with message!

Posted on May 30, 2026 By admin

Life after death is a belief that varies across religions and cultures, with some believing in heaven or reincarnation and others seeing death as the end of consciousness. Science has no clear answer, so views depend mostly on personal belief.

Julie Poole, a self-described spiritual guide, claims she died for three days after a suicide attempt in her early 20s and experienced a “higher realm,” where angelic beings showed her visions of humanity’s future. She says she was told she would live until around age 67 and return with a purpose connected to healing, forgiveness, and a coming “Golden Age” between 2012 and 2032.

Poole also claims she was shown a future where global corruption and control systems collapse into greater equality, and that advanced beings or “ETs” will intervene to prevent human self-destruction. She now shares these experiences through spiritual coaching and media appearances, continuing to speak about her near-death vision and message for humanity.

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