Venice

That I, I, I was ...

I incarnated, my first incarnation on Earth occurred in Venice, Florida in 1966.

And then I was, whatever, taken into this program for 20 years, and at the end of that 20 years, instead of coming back, I went into, uh, another body, which was ... my mother gave birth to.

And it's, like, really confusing, but it, in a way, it made so much sense to me because I, I've always felt, like, literally, like, 20 years older.

Mm-hmm.

That, uh, I, I was-- I incarnated, my first incarnation on Earth occurred in Venice, Florida in 1966.

And then I was, whatever, taken into this program for 20 years, and at the end of that 20 years, instead of coming back, I went into, uh, another body, which was-- my mother gave birth to.

And it's, like, really confusing, but it, in a way, it made so much sense to me because I, I've always felt, like, literally, like, 20 years older.

Bucs All Day watching from East Hartford, Connecticut.

Henry Gigante, Venice, Florida.

ODB watching from Oklahoma.

Tough, tough game for the Sooners.

I don't know.

There's like this, there's like these videos of these dudes drop GoPros underneath this pier somewhere down south near Venice, I wanna say, and there's just dozens and dozens of tiger sharks swarming this pier.

Venice, Florida? Uh, Venice, uh, Louisiana?

Venice, Florida.

Venice, Florida.

Venice, Florida.

Yeah.

Um, can't remember.

Hey, this is Mitch Todd.

I'm the lead pastor of Centerpoint Christian Church in Venice, Florida.

Our mission is to help you move closer to God.

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In Jesus' name, amen.

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Mm-hmm.

That, uh, I, I was-- I incarnated, my first incarnation on Earth occurred in Venice, Florida in 1966.

And then I was, whatever, taken into this program for 20 years, and at the end of that 20 years, instead of coming back, I went into, uh, another body, which was, my mother gave birth to.

And it's, like, really confusing, but it, in a way it made so much sense to me because I, I've always felt, like, literally, like, 20 years older.

New York City is shut down.

So if you remember that day, what were your first thoughts? What did you think had happened? I remember as I started my journey from Venice to Sarasota, about a 25-minute drive, there had been a story about a possible little commuter plane that hit one of the World Trade Centers, and I didn't give it much thought because something like that potentially could happen.

Other reports said maybe it was a traffic helicopter or something of that nature.

But it turned out to be an airliner.

And we now have people that have been dying ever since because of the things they were exposed to from the buildings coming down.

I know and have talked to a number of people.

I've been very blessed to have talked to retired firemen that were there that day that were in the New York City Fire Department that retired to places like Vero Beach, Florida, not far from Sarasota and Venice.

I've met many that were there that day, and they share their experience with me.