Trump and His Life Review (when dead)

Trump and His Life Review, if you’ve wondered.

By BoJenn

You want to know what Donald Trump’s life review might look like? I’ll tell you what I think, based on my own Near Death Experience on February 8, 2019, at UTHC in Tyler, Texas. This is my truth. You can speak for yourself — I’ll speak for me.

Some of you have heard of life reviews. A few of you have experienced them. Mine was real. In the space I entered — a room with no walls, no ceiling, no floor — I stood with myself, my guide, and five beings I call my “panel.” ETs, I call them, because I believe we come from them.

In that place, I judged myself. No one else did. Not even those beings. I faced my life from my perspective. I saw myself — with autism, with deafness — exactly as I am here on Earth. Nothing was hidden, nothing glossed over. It was direct. Honest. Fully me.

And that’s what Trump will get: himself.

He will judge himself, not by some divine gavel, but through the lens of his own self — his beliefs, his ego, his understanding. And that, to me, is where it gets tragic.

You see, Trump has always loved himself more than anything. That’s not love in a pure form — it’s narcissistic, self-serving, performative love. So, his judgment may be blind, shallow, and self-congratulatory. He may repeat the same life, again and again, in a loop of his own making, until he becomes utterly sick of himself… until he desires change.

But meanwhile, we — the rest of us — are left to deal with the childlike, lying, self-loving version of this man that many in America chose to believe in. That the country elected.

They fell for his lies because he believed them first.

He is a mound of lies. Covered in stench. And rot.

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