Proving the Afterlife | The Scole Experiments

My dad died last night, he was a huge fan of this show and passed away holding his hecklefish plushie, its insane you upload this now. I'm glad hecklefish could sit out this one to be there for my dad. I Love you dude RIP🤘❤

AJ has dedicated years to this channel .. I've watched his videos from the beginning. Give him a break, he's amazing at what he does and deserves some time off every once and awhile. Keep it up AJ, amazing work!

I just saw a thread on readit about how people are hating on the channel and or AJ. WTAF. This guy pumps out some of the best and most polished content in these subjects. The amount of time and effort that must go into producing these episodes must be huge and very demanding. We’re all luck to have a content creator that actually make good stuff and cares about the community. Much love AJ, HF and the whole team ❤

The world needs more people like you AJ. Admitting your bias but not wanting to rob people of their faith and happiness . You have a pure heart. Not many of those out there in this world these days. I love your channel. Stay amazing my friend.

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Don't worry about complaints AJ. This is literally the best channel on YouTube.

My grandma passed away on April 3rd. She died in my arms. I was helping her sit on her bed so she could take her medicines. She told me, “I’m going to die,” and then she just did. That’s my last memory of her: me holding her at the precise moment she left this world. Those were her final words, etched in my memory. She raised me since I was three months old, so she was more than my grandmother, she was my mother. She was 93. A few hours later, I literally saw her standing in the doorway of her room. Like her spirit was still around. She looked the same but was wearing different clothes. I was devastated. The last memory I wanted from someone I love wasn’t watching them die or feeling them slip away. She passed on a Thursday. On Monday night, I had a dream that I was at the house. I saw my grandpa, who died four years ago, and he was waiting for my grandma. He looked younger, like he was in his 40s or 50s, he died at 85. I spoke to him and asked him questions, since I knew he died, but even though he spoke back, he didn’t answer any of them. Somehow, I knew he was letting me know that I wasn’t supposed to know those answers yet. I went outside, and there I saw my grandma happy, beautiful, and younger. She looked to be around her 40s or 50s too. She was walking toward the house where my grandpa was waiting for her. She was surrounded by people I don’t know nor seen in real life. She gave me a long hug and smiled at me. From that moment, my sadness disappeared. It felt like they were both trying to show me that they had crossed to the other side, that they were no longer bound to this world, that they had transcended, and they were happy. Maybe it’s psychological. Maybe it’s not. But I just know one thing... I no longer feel sad. And when I look at her pictures, it’s like I don’t recognize her. The version of her that I know deep in my mind is the one I saw in my dream. I just finished watching this episode, and I believe there must be some truth to it. There’s more after death. This world or dimension is just one of many.

My son passed away about 8 weeks ago now, and he was here with me when it happened, complications of pneumonia, but one of our last conversations and things we shared with each other was our favorite YouTube channels. I got him hooked on The Why Files so quickly that it breaks my heart now to watch episodes like these bcuz I can't talk to him about them, I can only pray. But I keep coming back bcuz nobody explains things as well, or as respectfully, as you do, AJ. Thank you!!

"Is my skepticism more valid than their actual experience? I don't think so. " This kinda gets to the heart of what I love about WF. Skepticism applied with empathy. Brilliant. Thanks AJ.

I lost my brother almost 4 years ago. He died suddenly from a heart attack at 54. Eight months after he passed I asked out loud for him to please send me a sign that he was ok. I off handedly said - maybe send a bird to my windowsill….two days later that is exactly what happened. The largest blue bird I have ever seen landed right on my windowsill. I’ve never had a bird land on my windowsill in all of my 59 years until that moment.