Near Death Experience: Vassula Ryden, author of Heaven is Real, But So Is Hell: An Eyewitness Account of What is to Come, recounts a near death experience on the Malcolm Out Loud TV Show during her nationwide book tour. From an early age she felt threatened by evil forces and that fear was an ever present part of her existence, and only later did she fully realize what that meant. In this story she was in the hospital and a large morphine ejection to help with pain sent her spinning out of control and unable to breathe. Panic set it, she jumped up from the bed and everything went flying on the floor as she fought for her life, then like a plug being pulled from her throat she could breathe again. Vassula believes this was an attack on her life from evil spiritual forces.
Her book, Heaven is Real, But So Is Hell: An Eyewitness Account of What is to Come, was released throughout the United States in March 2013 and Vassula had a nationwide book tours with media appearances and book signings at Barnes & Noble in New York, Chicago, St. Louis, Denver, Tampa, Atlanta and ended in Los Angeles and Northern California. The response was strong as she also did radio and TV shows throughout the country. The syndicated James Lowe radio show was cut into 10 question segments by UniGlobal Media Group to provide an overview of Vassula's book, her mission from God, the nature of the messages she has been receiving for over 25 years, why Church Unity is so important to our future, how the messages Vassula gets are transmitted, how it all got started and why she was chosen by God for this task.
TRUE LIFE IN GOD
Vassula Ryden, author of "Heaven is Real, But So is Hell," established the Foundation for True Life in God in 2008 to support her worldwide ministry. The direction for the name came from God in 1987. He told Vassula, "I have chosen you as a blank canvas to fill it up only with My Work, which I will name: 'True Life in God.'"
Centered on the divine messages provided from God to Ryden, True Life in God seeks to share an urgent call to make peace with God and amend our lives through repentance, reconciliation, love and unity.
The Foundation, based in Geneva, Switzerland, assists with administrative tasks that would otherwise pull Ryden away from her speeches and travels. Supported by benefactors around the world, the Foundation is run by a team of volunteers who work for no salary.
Likewise, Ryden receives no payment for her speeches, books or other materials. In fact, the only people associated with the Foundation who are paid perform outsourced jobs, such as accounting.
"Acts of Love" form an important part of the the True Life in God messages. In 1998, Ryden was asked by the Virgin Mary to found the first Beth Miriam (or Mary's House) to help the poor in the Holy Land. Now, there are about 25 Beth Miriams in big cities throughout Africa, Asia, Europe and North and South America, where the poor can find food, shelter and the love of Christ.
In other "Acts of Love" projects, volunteer followers of True Life in God messages work with two schools and an orphanage in Bangladesh, where the ministry of True Life in God started.
Hundreds of people have attended the pilgrimages, including 800 individuals from 60 countries and 15 denominations who joined Ryden for a trip to Rome in 2011. For more information visit, www.tlig.org or www.HeavenIsRealBook.com
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