I was one of the 40,000 to 70,000 people who died instantly at Nagasaki in 1945 in my previous incarnation as a human being

 I was about 12 years old then. And when it happened no one knew it was coming at all really and so all of a sudden none of us had bodies anymore. So, the 40,000 to 70,000 people were all screaming as souls like I was. This isn't something a soul would ever forget, especially someone who usually incarnates as a Clairvoyant like me who also is a Precognitive Intuitive.

However, thanks to the Archangels I stayed alive and also thanks to the Archangels I became a soul traveler that I prayed for this from ever after I saw the Archangels and wanted to go with them.

Then finally at age 20 Archangel Gabriel told me they were finally going to answer my prayer to make me a soul traveler. So, this actually happened in order to keep me alive to 30 years old or more like now when I'm 78 years old.

However, then I saw soul travel as going from point A in time to Point B in Time. Very linear.

However, after 10 years of this I realized that everything I had learned taught me that the whole universe is actually inside the mind of God. Otherwise it wouldn't work the way it does.

This then led me to realize that I could encompass the whole Universe with my consciousness and be with God forever whether I have a physical body here on earth or not.

This basically took away my fear of death pretty much. So, this has made me much different than most people who walk around terrified of death. Because this is not my experience.

I am ONE with the God of the whole Universe 24 hours a day now.

I like this.

I'm going to keep doing this whether I still have a body on earth or not.

 By God's Grace

I asked the question: How many People died at Nagasaki in the nuclear blast?

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Between 60,000 and 80,000 people died in the Nagasaki nuclear blast by the end of 1945. The initial atomic explosion on August 9, 1945, killed an estimated 40,000 to 75,000 people instantly, while the remaining fatalities occurred in the following months due to severe burns, acute radiation sickness, and compounded injuries. 

The overall casualty and mortality breakdown includes:

• Immediate Death Toll: Up to 75,000 perished within seconds to minutes of the detonation. 
• By the End of 1945: Various official assessments place the total death toll between 60,000 and 80,000 people. 
• Long-term Toll: Thousands more succumbed to latent radiation-induced cancers, leukemia, and chronic illness in the decades that followed. 
• Total Population: Out of a pre-raid population of roughly 195,000, official Nagasaki municipal statistics and the Atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki report that around 74,000 people were injured in addition to those who died. 

If you are interested, I can provide:

• The specific differences in the blast between Nagasaki (Fat Man) and Hiroshima (Little Boy)
• Details on the long-term medical effects the survivors (hibakusha) faced
• Timelines of the events leading up to the surrender that ended World War II

Let me know if you would like to explore any of these areas!

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