Modern Prophets Article 002 – Vicki Blazon The term " modern " originates from the Latin word "modus," which means "measure" or "manner." It evolved through Late Latin "modernus" and French "moderne," meaning "of the present time." The word signifies something that is up-to- date, current, or representative of the present era. It has been used since the 16th century to describe the belief in progress and human advancement, contrasting with the past and medieval periods (Online Etymology Dictionary, n.d.-a). The word "prophet" originates from the Latin word "propheta," which comes from the Greek word "proph ē t ē s" ( π ροφηήτης ), meaning "one who speaks for a god." This term is derived from the Greek roots "pro" (before) and "phanai" (to speak). In Hebrew, the word for prophet is "Navi" ( נביא ), which means "spokesperson" or "proclaimer". The concept of a prophet has existed in various cultures throughout history, serving as an intermediary between divine beings and humanity (Online Etymology Dictionary, n.d.-b). In this document, we view and present Vicki Blazon as a Modern Prophet, since her Afterlife Experience (AE) has been corroborated and, in it, she meets God and comes to know Revelations that she later relays to us on Earth. This is not to say that she is any more divine than any of us, but that she has spiritual insights that are truthful and not directly available to most of us. Therefore, her Revelations should be taken in earnest, that is, we should study what she says and follow her teachings. That is why her words are presented as verses, with a number next to each of her lines, similar to The Bible, so that we may refer back to them with precision. A variety of sources have been used to compose this document. These sources are credible as far as we’ve been able to discern. Most of the texts have been copied and pasted exactly as they appear in the source, with little if any alterations. Table of Contents Vicki Blazon ......................................................................................................................................................2 Afterlife Experience ....................................................................................................................................2 Interview .......................................................................................................................................................5 Documentary excerpt .............................................................................................................................. 12 Verses............................................................................................................................................................... 13 Citations .......................................................................................................................................................... 14 Endnotes ......................................................................................................................................................... 15 Modern Prophets - Article 002 – Vicki Blazon Published 29 October 2025 By Purpose On Earth Administrators 2 Vicki Blazon (D ECEMBER , 1950 – J UNE , 2022) Vicki Blazon i was named Vicki Umipeg at birth and later took on the surnames Noratuk and Blazon with each of her two marriages. Vicki was born blind, her optic nerve having been completely destroyed at birth because of an excess of oxygen she received in the incubator. Yet, she appears to have been able to see during her Afterlife Experience ii (AE). Her story is a particularly clear instance of how AEs of the blind can unfold in precisely the same way as do those of sighted persons. She was just one of the more than thirty persons that Dr. Kenneth Ring and Sharon Cooper interviewed at length during a two-year study concerning near-death experiences of the blind. The results of their study appear in their book Mindsight: Near-Death and Out-of-Body Experiences in the Blind (1999). Afterlife Experience Entire segment extracted from Sunfellow (2022) and Noratuk (n.d.) A Blind Woman’s Near-Death Experience, by Vicki Blazon Between 1947 and 1952, 50,00 babies were blinded by excess oxygen, given to them in 1 the newly developed air lock incubator. One of the clues to this tragedy was the discovery of the 2 loss of peripheral vision among pilots breathing oxygen through air masks. I had been in the 3 womb 22 weeks by December of 1950, when I was born at St. Luke Hospital in Pasadena, 4 California. Weighing 3 pounds at birth, it was logical that I would be placed in one of the new 5 incubators. Since then, for 43 years, I have seen no light, no shadows, nothing, the optic nerves 6 to my eyes having been destroyed. When I dream, I dream with the same sensations I experience 7 when I’m awake. There is no visual data, just other sensations such as touch and sound. But I 8 have seen as you see. Twice I nearly died, and on those occasions, for the first time in my life, I 9 saw. I left my body and saw. This is an account of my second near death experience. 10 On February 2, 1973 I was working as a singer and pianist at a restaurant in Seattle, 11 Washington. It was 2 am. The owner, afraid of offending a drunk couple that had offered me a 12 ride home, overruled my objections, and insisted that I accept their offer. He refused to open up 13 his office so I could get change for the pay phone to call a cab. He left, and no one else was going 14 my way. I reluctantly accepted the ride. As we drove along, the driver mentioned he was seeing 15 double. The VW bus weaved through the streets. Near the base of Queen Anne hill there was a 16 squealing of tires, and we spun out of control. The driver’s wife yelled “Oh my God, we’re 17 crashing!” Everything became very slow. I screamed. That was my last conscious in-the-body 18 awareness. 19 Dazed and disoriented I felt myself leave my body through my mouth. Time still seemed 20 stretched and elongated. I was rising into the air, above the street, confused. I saw my body 21 briefly. There was an uncertain moment when part of me wanted to go back into it, but another 22 part of me felt so neat being out! Then I returned. It was like returning to your house when you 23 forget something. I don’t remember the trip to Harbor View Hospital. 24 My first awareness in the emergency room was of being up near the ceiling. I could see 25 again! Throughout this near death experience I was in a state of stunned awe from seeing. In 26 fact, it was so foreign to me that it was a continuous complication in my efforts to cope. But it 27 was also like a foreign language that you don’t understand, but that you ache to hear more of. 28 Modern Prophets - Article 002 – Vicki Blazon Published 29 October 2025 By Purpose On Earth Administrators 3 Below me was a body on a cart I wasn’t sure was me. I was shocked and aghast. The hair length 29 was mine, and a lot of it had been shaved off! This may not make sense, but it took me so long 30 to grow, and I loved my hair!. It was like losing an important part of me. Blood caked the skull. 31 Nearby I clearly saw a female member of the medical team. I felt drawn to her, and I can’t explain 32 why. But I had a great need to get her to understand me. Then I heard a male voice say that 33 there was blood on my left ear drum, and that I might be deaf. “I’m not deaf! I’m not deaf!” I was 34 screaming at him. Maybe she could tell him. “Don’t you hear me? I’m right over here!” At this 35 point while the visual impressions floored me, they were secondary to my desire to communicate 36 verbally, because that’s the main way I’ve navigated through life. Then the female said, “We 37 don’t know how much brain damage there is...and if she might be in a vegetative state.” I yelled 38 at her, “I’m not in a vegetative state!” I was so frustrated and angry because I was yelling with 39 every ounce of strength I had, and it was like I didn’t exist! I just wanted to get out of there. 40 Almost immediately, as if in response to my thought, I was drawn up, sort of “Vooom!” right 41 through the ceiling and then the hospital, rising through space. 42 I saw lights. I don’t know what they were from. But I didn’t care, because I felt so free! 43 I was giddy with the ease of movement I felt as I rose. I felt like screaming and shouting with 44 intoxication. This might sound crazy, but it reminds me of the feeling a puppy might have when 45 it rolls all over the grass, and doesn’t even care where it’s rolling. In the distance I heard the 46 most beautiful sound, like wind chimes. It contained every single note you could imagine, from 47 the lowest to the highest, all blended together. As a musician I was intrigued. There were so 48 many different tones that I didn’t know were possible! I was awed. 49 Sucked head first into a dark tunnel, I was drawn by the wind toward a distant light that 50 grew. There was a whooshing airy feeling, as though great, big monstrous fans were drawing 51 me. The tube was comfortably wide. Occasionally I passed what looked like vents or windows 52 in the sides of the tube. Through these I could see other beings both ahead of me and behind me 53 in parallel tubes. They seemed to be expressing the same amazement I was experiencing. Inside 54 I felt warmth throughout my being. 55 As I neared the end of the tunnel, the light became brilliant. Just before I reached the 56 end I could hear people singing. It was like all the hymns you’ve ever heard sung at once, and 57 blending together harmoniously! I noticed there were no hymns about Jesus dying, or the sad 58 songs of blood and pain. These were songs of praise and jubilation. As I listened I could pick out 59 an individual piece. Somehow their combined singing was beautiful, not horrible! It was like 60 what could be made in order there could not be made in order here. The jubilation filled me. 61 My exit from the tube can best be described as rolling out onto grass in a balmy, bright 62 summerland scene of trees, where there were thousands of people singing, laughing and talking. 63 Some played what sounded like string instruments. Flowers were everywhere in different 64 varieties, and I still recall a near jasmine scent. Both the flowers, and the birds I observed in the 65 trees seemed to have light around them. I also noticed that even among flowers and birds of the 66 same kind, some had more light than others. At intervals ornate pillars supported what looked 67 like roofs, creating park shelters. In the distance a huge gate glowed, the brightest object in my 68 field of vision. 69 Then I saw Debby and Diane coming toward me from the right, and Mr. and Mrs. Zilk 70 approaching from the left. I had been very close to Debby and Diane at the Oregon State School 71 for the Blind. Debby had died from a hydrocephalic condition when I was 10. Diane had drowned 72 in the bathtub next to my room from a muscle spasm four years earlier. Even blind kids can be 73 cruel, and because Debby was quite overweight, moved ponderously and didn’t talk very well, 74 and because Diane would curse frequently at people, they were both shunned and made fun of 75 by the other kids. I felt sorry for both of them and reached out to them because of that. Mrs. 76 Zilk had been an elderly next door neighbor who babysat me when my Grandmother had to 77 Modern Prophets - Article 002 – Vicki Blazon Published 29 October 2025 By Purpose On Earth Administrators 4 work. She had been a real sweet woman who went along with a lot of my imaginative playtime 78 stuff. Debby and Diane moved towards me gracefully. Both of them seemed to be healed inside, 79 or somehow made better. I could feel them reaching out to me with love, Diane seeming to have 80 an almost desperate desire to say something. 81 In a place where time may have no meaning, there was then an instant when I knew 82 everything, when everything made sense. It was like this place was where I could find the 83 answers to all the questions about life, about the planets, about God, about everything. Suddenly 84 I intuitively understood math and science, and I don’t know beans about math and science. I 85 hadn’t asked about calculus. Now I understood it. Languages became unimportant. I knew them. 86 Even without asking questions, answers were imparted about things I’d always wondered about. 87 I had always been troubled about the Trinity. Now I was aware that the Father was what you 88 might call the Being/Source aspect of God, that the Son was the Doing aspect, and that the Holy 89 Spirit was the Imparter, the Bringer of Knowledge. I was aware that these three aspects of God, 90 while separate were also one, in the same way that a husband and wife are separate, yet one. 91 As Debby and Diane were approaching, now almost close enough to touch, I sensed a 92 boundary across which I could not to go. Then Christ appeared. His light filled my vision. 93 Holding out a raised right hand towards me, he said very definitely, “No!”, blocking me and them 94 from coming closer to each other. It would be like someone preventing you from going over a 95 cliff, or passing a certain point, beyond which you wouldn’t be able to return. 96 His face was strong and kind. He wore a beard and His hair was long. His gown, open 97 at the chest, had a sash around the waist. I’m describing a form, but the incredible light He gave 98 off outweighed it. Part of me could hardly stand to be around it, but yet I could stand it. It was 99 like the light came out of His body directly, and He was made out of it. I was too, but my light 100 was not nearly as intense as His. Debby and Diane also gave off light, but with Christ it was all 101 around Him, especially around His head where the light was circular, and where He had arms 102 or spokes of light extending, like those you might see from a star. Around the rest of His body 103 the light was more uniform. His eyes were piercing, yet tender. You almost wanted to look away 104 from them, but you couldn’t. He could see everything about me, clear beyond everything, even 105 more than I could see or know. It was kind of scary to be so totally known, exposed, and yet 106 accepted and loved. Yet I wanted nothing more than to be part of it. It’s kind of like songs about 107 people being in love, where part of them wants to run away, and part of them doesn’t. 108 “Well, hello,” He said and embraced me. I didn’t ever want to be away from Him, ever, 109 ever. I just wanted Him to envelope me somehow, and not to be separated from Him. I was so 110 excited about the knowledge I’d just found, that I felt like I was burbling and tripping over 111 myself trying to communicate it to Him with a kind of thought transference. And he said, “Isn’t 112 it wonderful? Everything is beautiful here, and it fits together. And you’ll find that. But you 113 can’t stay here now. It’s not your time yet. You have to go back.” Then He said, “Watch this.” 114 And then I saw my whole life, from my birth to the current moment. I knew He was with me, 115 but my awareness of everything else around me disappeared. In this process I actually observed 116 myself, as well as being aware of the thoughts and feelings of myself and all others involved in 117 every incident in my life. Christ left it to me to assess things, to arrive at conclusions myself. I 118 became aware that I was being harder on myself than He was. 119 In one incident, when I was nine or ten, Sharon, my roommate at the school for the 120 blind, showed me a new dress her mother had just made for her. When she left the room, I ripped 121 all the buttons and the lace off. I was angry because I wanted to be cared about the way her 122 mother cared about her. Now when we observed myself doing this in the life review, Christ said 123 to me, “Yeh, that wasn’t too cool. But you made it right though.” And Christ laughed as we now 124 observed myself apologizing to and hugging Sharon later. During this entire encounter with 125 Christ I believe he employed my vernacular as a way of relating to me. His laughter was hearty 126 Modern Prophets - Article 002 – Vicki Blazon Published 29 October 2025 By Purpose On Earth Administrators 5 and supportive. Thinking about His reaction to that incident has helped me be less somber and 127 uptight about things my children have done wrong. Then He asked me, “What have you learned 128 from your life?” I answered that I thought it was important to be honest. 129 Then Christ said to me, “You have to learn and teach more about loving and forgiving. 130 Whether people deserve it or not is not the point. You shouldn’t try to select those who you 131 think should be forgiven, and those who shouldn’t.” He was referring to a tendency in my past 132 to forgive only those who had apologized to me. He also told me before I left that it was going 133 to be hard, but to remember what I’d learned. Then there was absolutely nothing, for how long 134 I have no idea. All of a sudden I felt heavy, and full of pain. I eventually awoke in the hospital to 135 find that I had a skull fracture, a concussion, a neck injury, a back injury, and a leg injury. 136 The things I’ve been through since my second near death experience have been 137 unbelievably hard. But I’ve learned a lot from them. I’m learning about separating the sin from 138 the sinner. I’m learning about judging less and letting go of some of my past sense of smugness 139 and superiority. Finally, I’m learning to care for myself enough that I no longer allow the 140 negative thoughts of others to drag me down. As Christ said, the path has been hard, but in 141 walking it I feel I’ve grown. 142 Interview Entire segment extracted from NDE Accounts – Afterlife Stories (2020) Interviewer: We're talking to Vicki Noratuk, a two-time near-death experience survivor, with quite the tales. All right, so my big question to you, blind from birth, is: tell me about these NDEs. Vicki Blazon: Well, I've never been able to see anything in my life, ever. Not shadows, not color, 143 not light, nothing. And in both of them, I saw. The one when I was 22 was very detailed. I was 144 dead for four minutes due to a car accident caused by a drunk driver, and I had a skull fracture, 145 concussion, neck injury, back injury, and leg injury. And they said that if I'd hit my head even, 146 like, half an inch lower, I would not be alive at all, definitely. So this was a full-blown visual 147 experience. The first one was when I was 12 years old, and I had appendicitis, and then I just 148 saw Jesus during that, and he told me to go back to my mother, because she was crying, and that 149 I needed to go home. And that was basically all there was to that. 150 Interviewer: Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. I see you said something that's fascinating. You saw Jesus. Now, when you say "saw," did you see him in a visual representation? Vicki Blazon: Yes, I did. 151 Interviewer: Now, this had to be the first visual representation you ever had of anything. Vicki Blazon: Yeah. So I thought then I was dreaming, because I was 12, and I didn't quite 152 understand what was going on. 153 Interviewer: Okay, let me still back up, though. Had you ever dreamed before in a visual image? Vicki Blazon: No, and that's what I couldn't understand back then, being a kid, and I was in 154 intensive care, and I didn't understand what was going on. I mean, I really was sick. I had 155 peritonitis through my whole system, and I wasn't sure if I was just imagining. And then, when 156 I was 22, and I had this full-blown visual thing and all kinds of things that happened, I knew 157 that it had not been something that I just imagined. 158 Modern Prophets - Article 002 – Vicki Blazon Published 29 October 2025 By Purpose On Earth Administrators 6 Interviewer: Okay, so when you were 12, basically when you came back to your body, you sort of chalked it up to, "Well, that was a weird dream experience," and didn't try to analyze “did [I] see anything?” or “what were these images?” or anything beyond that? It wasn't something that lingered in your mind? Vicki Blazon: Well, it lingered in my mind, all right, but I just couldn't explain it, and I just 159 sort of dismissed it and went on. And then, when I was 22, the whole thing came back again, 160 and it made more sense. 161 Interviewer: Okay, so let's talk about that. Here you are, 22. Tell me about this fateful night. Vicki Blazon: I was driving home. I worked as a musician, and I'd been entertaining at a 162 restaurant, and I was being driven home, and this accident happened. And I was thrown out of 163 the car, dragged across the pavement, and then a woman that weighed almost 300 pounds landed 164 on top of me. She was pretty heavy, and she compounded my injuries further, but I'm glad that 165 she herself had not been hurt, that I was the only one who was injured in that accident. 166 Interviewer: Oh my God. Vicki Blazon: And I went in and out of my mouth several times. 167 Interviewer: Tell me about that Vicki Blazon: I was in a body, and the only way that I can describe it was a body of energy, or 168 of light, and this body had a form. It had a head, it had arms, and it had legs, and it was like it 169 was made out of light. And “it” was everything that was “me”, everything that was all of my 170 memories, my consciousness, everything. And “it” kept going in and out of my mouth. 171 Interviewer: Okay, it was your etheric body. Vicki Blazon: Yeah. 172 Interviewer: Okay, and so, in and out of the mouth of your physical body. Now, again, if you're saying that you are in fact seeing this, that has to be mind-blowing, because, of course, until this moment you've never seen your body, have you? Vicki Blazon: No, and it was scary at first, because I was up above the street, and then I was 173 going in and out of my mouth, and it was like I couldn't make up my mind whether I was going 174 to stay in that body. And then there was this period of silence, and then I was at Harborview 175 Medical Center, and I was up on the ceiling, and I was totally out of the body then, looking 176 down at everything that was going on. And the male doctor said, "Well, it's a pity now that she 177 could be deaf as well as blind, because there's blood on her left eardrum." And then the female 178 doctor said, "Well, we don't even know if she's going to survive, and she could be in a permanent 179 vegetative state if she does." And that made me mad. 180 Interviewer: Well, yeah, considering you were hearing and taking in every bit. But now again, when you've never visually processed anything, to all of a sudden see images, how do you even know what they are? Vicki Blazon: I didn't at first. That's what was so frightening. It was terrifying. And a lot of 181 people have asked me, "Well, wasn't it wonderful to be able to see?" No. No, it was horrible, and 182 I wouldn't have wished it on my worst enemy at first. 183 Interviewer: Right, that's what I'm thinking. I'm thinking this is the world's worst nightmare. Now, the other thing I'm wondering about, because, clearly, when somebody's listening to this and is blind from birth, and they're in a corporeal state, as we are, the idea that this is even possible is almost preposterous. But the other thing is that when people have NDEs, the things Modern Prophets - Article 002 – Vicki Blazon Published 29 October 2025 By Purpose On Earth Administrators 7 they are able to do, even if they're, you know, fully, uh—don't have any impairments physically—the things they're able to do are so far above what the human body normally can, that maybe there is some help in being able to process this for you. Vicki Blazon: Oh yeah, there was, and I was able to pick up on the doctor's thoughts. 184 Interviewer: Okay. What was he thinking? Vicki Blazon: Well, the male doctor was very compassionate, and he was really worried about 185 me. And I thought, "Oh my God, is that me they're talking about? Am I dead or what?" And 186 then I saw the physical body, and I looked down, and I recognized my wedding ring from my 187 first marriage. And I thought, "Oh, that is me." 188 Interviewer: Now, let me ask you about that, because when you say "recognize," obviously you knew your wedding ring tactically, because you'd felt it. But how—how did that tactile feeling translate into you saying, "Oh, that's what it would look like if I could see it"? Vicki Blazon: Well, it was hard. I mean, I knew that ring, because I knew the feel of it, and I 189 knew that it had a little tiny diamond chip in the wedding ring, and then it had a bigger stone 190 in the engagement ring part. It was a very tiny little ring, and it had orange blossoms on the 191 corners, and it was kind of straight. And I recognized it. I just recognized it: "Oh, that's my ring, 192 and that is me." And it was really weird. And then I couldn't communicate with the female 193 doctor. I wanted to talk to her, and it seemed like she was really caring. And they kept panicking, 194 and they kept saying, "We can't bring her back, we can't bring her back." And I was thinking, 195 "What are they so excited about?” You know, “big flipping deal if they can't bring me back." I 196 really didn't care. 197 Interviewer: Right, right. You're fine there on the ceiling. There's no problem. Vicki Blazon: I didn't have any pain, you know. 198 Interviewer: Right. Now, let me also ask this. Normally, in a hospital setting, you're not wearing any jewelry, anything, but I assume because this is like an emergency situation, that they just took you as you were and immediately started to work. Vicki Blazon: Yes. And, well, back then, they taped your rings on. Even when I had gallbladder 199 surgery, they taped my wedding ring on. And, yeah, back in 1977 they did. And this was in 1973. 200 Interviewer: Here's my question about that. The times I've had surgery and stuff, sometimes your hands really swell. Well, my God, if you're wearing rings, this can be very constricting. Vicki Blazon: Yeah, it might have been, but they kept it on me, so that's all I know. 201 Interviewer: Medical science is always a wonder. By the way, some of the reasons I'm asking you some of these questions are individuals have emailed me saying, "I want to know about this," so I'm throwing everybody else's questions in as well. Vicki Blazon: Well, I tried to reach out to the female doctor to try to get—you know how you 202 try to grab hold of somebody to get their attention, to make them listen—and I was trying to 203 tell her I was all right. And I could sense her caring and concern, too. And I reached out my 204 right hand, and it went right through her right arm. And she couldn't feel me, she couldn't hear 205 me, and she couldn't see me. And I got really frustrated, and I thought, "Well, heck with this 206 noise, I'm out of here." And as soon as I thought that, I went up through the ceiling as if it were 207 nothing at all. And I remember thinking at the time, "Oh, that 's how Jesus did it." When he was 208 resurrected and went into the closed room, and they couldn't figure out how he got in there. 209 And he went in. I went out. 210 Modern Prophets - Article 002 – Vicki Blazon Published 29 October 2025 By Purpose On Earth Administrators 8 Interviewer: Yeah, you betcha. All right, so here you are. Now you're out. Vicki Blazon: And I was up above the street again, and I was cavorting in the air, feeling like a 211 puppy rolling around in the grass, because I didn't have to worry about running into anything, 212 and it was so nice just to be free. And then this vehicle formed itself around me, and—"vehicle" 213 was the only thing—or "tube" or something, I don't know quite , but it was a mode of 214 transportation, that's for sure. And it formed around me. And then there was no one in it with 215 me. I was alone, but I knew there were other people ahead of me and behind me. What they were 216 doing, I don't know, but there were people ahead of me and people behind me. But I was alone 217 in my particular conveyance, and I could see out of it, and it went at a tremendously, horrifically 218 rapid rate of speed, but it wasn't unpleasant. It was beautiful, in fact. 219 Interviewer: Now this is interesting, because normally we hear about the tunnel experience, but your tunnel seems to enable you to see out from it at the same time. Vicki Blazon: Yes, I could. I could see through apertures—"apertures" are the only word I 220 could think of—this vehicle or tube that I was traveling in. I could see out of it. And I went past 221 hell, and there is definitely a hell. 222 Interviewer: I don't like this part of the story. What do you mean "past hell"? Where—where— where is hell? Vicki Blazon: Well, I went past it. I traveled past it. And I heard and smelled it. And there were 223 some friends of mine—like, oh, probably, it was about eight or nine years ago—they showed me 224 this sample of rock from Sodom and Gomorrah, and I touched it, and I could not get that smell 225 off my hands for, like, three days. And I kept washing and washing and washing, and I could 226 relate to that Lady Macbeth feeling, and that smell, that sulfuric odor, was the same that 227 emanated from that place. And I remember thinking, "I want no part of this area." And as soon 228 as I thought that, my conveyance went even faster. 229 Interviewer: Well, that's interesting. Now, that's real interesting, because that sort of tells you that you wind up where you resonate. But then again, who in their right mind would say, "Oh, bring me to the stench"? Vicki Blazon: [Laughs] Yeah, I don't know, it's really weird. I just know that I wanted no part 230 of it, and as soon as I thought that, then my vehicle went even quicker away from it. 231 Interviewer: This is good for the rest of us to know. Remember that we want no part of this. I like that. Vicki Blazon: I was really adamant about that in my thought process. 232 Interviewer: Now, this conveyance, if you will, did this seem like it was just a straight, linear path? Vicki Blazon: I was reclining in this thing. I wasn't sitting straight up, but I wasn't lying down 233 in it either. I was sitting back, and it was just so fast . I can't even begin to tell you where it went 234 or whatever, it was just fast. 235 Interviewer: But it didn't seem to make turns and go over curves or anything? Vicki Blazon: Well, it was so quick I don't know what it did. And then as soon as I got to where 236 I was supposed to get, I heard this incredibly beautiful music. I ended up in this place that was 237 similar to a park shelter in a lot of ways, that it was beautiful. It had huge flowers, and I was 238 ejected, very pleasantly enough, you know, from this vehicle. And then Jesus was there. I was 239 greeted by two deceased classmates, and two people who had taken care of me when I was a 240 Modern Prophets - Article 002 – Vicki Blazon Published 29 October 2025 By Purpose On Earth Administrators 9 child, and then Jesus was there as well. And my grandmother was there. She had died two years 241 before. Everybody that was there to greet me was dead. And Jesus held up his hand, and he goes, 242 "No." My grandfather was there in the background as well—I was going to say, too—but 243 anyway, I hadn't known him . He passed away just prior to my birth, and he appeared to my 244 mother and told her, "Don't worry, sis, you're going to have a little girl, and she'll live." So that 245 was kind of an interesting situation, too, because I was only in the womb 22 weeks. 246 But anyway, he told me that it was not my time yet, when Jesus was speaking to me, 247 and he held up his hand. He said, "It is not your time yet. You may not go to my Father's house 248 now. You must go back and give birth to your children, and you must learn and teach about 249 loving and forgiving. You will be severely tested. You have been through many hard things, 250 and you will go through many more, some of which man will call unforgivable. But you must 251 ask me for help, and you must show love and forgiveness in all of your dealings with your fellow 252 man, because loving and forgiving are the key to life." 253 Interviewer: Interesting. What we hear from everybody is that universal love is the message that they come back with from this, that's sort of the directive. Vicki Blazon: He was very specific about it, and he told me that it didn't matter whether I 254 thought they deserved forgiving or not—you know, that that would be up to him. And he said, 255 "Vengeance is mine." “Vengeance is mine," says the Lord. He was very emphatic about that I 256 should let it be dealt with through him, and to ask him for help to deal with it all. 257 Interviewer: All right, so you were told about your coming children, and you were told about your mission, of the universal mission, if you will, to love and forgive. Any other knowledge of the future, or your purpose, or life in general? Vicki Blazon: Yes. Before he sent me back, I argued with him at first, and I said that I didn't 258 want to go back, and I didn't want to leave that place. And he said, "You will return, but you 259 must do this. Your work is not finished." And then he said, "Let them know of this day, and tell 260 them that I am ." And I thought, "Well, that's kind of a strange way to express it." And of course, 261 now I know the Scriptures more, but at that time, I really didn't understand why he said it that 262 way. 263 And then he said, "First, watch this," and he showed me a review of my life. And I had 264 struggled with suicidal feelings, and he, for one thing, told me that it grieved him if someone 265 attempted that, but that he loved us so much and wanted us to know that he was with us through 266 everything that we went through. During the time that I was being shown this review of my 267 life, he was with me in all of it. And not only did I feel my own feelings and, in exquisite detail, 268 saw everything, but I also felt what everyone else had felt. 269 And, for example, this grandmother that had died two years before—she had been 270 mentally ill. Her doctor said that she was psychotic, that she was very high-functioning 271 psychotic. But she had raised me pretty much, and I'm very grateful for a lot of the things that 272 she did for me. But she was abusive in many ways, and I struggled with a lot of ambivalent 273 feelings toward her. But when I saw that review, the life review, then I was able to find out what 274 it was like from her vantage point. And I, in essence, experienced her mental illness. 275 Interviewer: Right. Vicki Blazon: And then I felt just wrenching—" gut -wrenching" is the only word I can use for 276 it—compassion for her, and I was able to heal a lot better from the things that had happened. 277 Interviewer: Oh, you betcha. Being able to put yourself in someone else's perspective is so rare for those of us here, and so enlightening. But just to hear you were raised by a psychotic, you Modern Prophets - Article 002 – Vicki Blazon Published 29 October 2025 By Purpose On Earth Administrators 10 know, when you think about that, my God, I can see depression and suicide would have to have crossed your mind along the path. Vicki Blazon: Oh, yeah. 278 Interviewer: All right, now, was there anybody else there that you saw and realized, "My God, it's different when you're dead"? Vicki Blazon: Well, my classmates, Debbie and Diane—we went to the school for the blind, and 279 blind kids can be unkind, too, and Debbie and Diane were mentally challenged, and the kids at 280 the school made fun of me for being their friend. And I said, "You know, if you guys have a 281 problem with it, then live with it, but they're my friends, and that's the way it's going to be." 282 And when I saw them, I knew instantly who they were, but they were fine. There was nothing 283 wrong with them anymore. And everybody vibrated at different speeds. Everybody had different 284 brilliances or brightnesses, and everybody... "vibrated" is the only word I can think of to express 285 it at a different speed or rate. 286 Interviewer: It's interesting. I'm sitting here, I'm wondering, "Are there multiple lives?" and all of that, because the children appeared to you, I assume, at the age you knew them. Vicki Blazon: No, they did not. They were the best of every age. They were timeless. They 287 were young, they were old, they were middle-aged. But I knew who they were right away. I 288 guess if you could say they were anything, they were adults, but they were the best of—you 289 could tell the child-like quality of their having been children, and the wisdom of the very old, 290 but they were in the prime of their existence. It was like everything was prime in that place. The 291 weather was prime. The flowers, the birds—everything was just perfect. 292 Interviewer: What was it in terms of quality that allowed you to individuate each of these people and say, "Oh, that was my grandmother, and that was my grandfather, and these were the kids from school"? Because when you're talking [of] them as timeless essences, there has to be something in that essence that allows you to connect, to say, "Oh, yeah, that was Mary Jo," or whomever. Vicki Blazon: They communicated with me mentally, or telepathically is the closest word that 293 I can come to describe it. But we weren't allowed to touch each other, because we were starting 294 to, and that was when Jesus got between all of it, or among all of us, and separated us. And he 295 held up his right hand, and he goes, " No ," and he would not allow us to touch one another. And 296 there was a certain gate that I could not go toward, because I knew that if I went to that gate, I 297 could not come back. 298 Interviewer: Right. And I assume if you were touched by one of them, you couldn't come back. Vicki Blazon: I don't know, because it seems like a lot of people's instances are different. And in 299 mine, we were not permitted to touch each other. 300 Interviewer: So at the point that he raised his hand, said, "No," is this the time your journey started to reverse? Vicki Blazon: No, not yet. That was at the very beginning. And then he showed me the life 301 review and everything from my birth up until the car accident. And then he said that I must go 302 back. 303 Interviewer: When you saw that life review—and, of course, that's the kind of thing that, frankly, I think most of us fear, or we should, unless we're totally not humble— was there anything that stood out that was really the aha moment? Modern Prophets - Article 002 – Vicki Blazon Published 29 October 2025 By Purpose On Earth Administrators 11 Vicki Blazon: The whole thing. I mean, to be aware of everyone else's perception of the event 304 was overwhelming. The emotions that I experienced were very overwhelming, especially in the 305 situation with my grandmother. 306 Interviewer: Sure, sure, you betcha. All right, so you go through all this, you get the message in terms of you’re here to love, and you're here to forgive, you're going to raise two children— Vicki Blazon: Three. 307 Interviewer: Three. I'm sorry, three. And were you told when you'd have them and the circles— Vicki Blazon: No. But I did have three—I have three living children, and I lost three, and I was 308 widowed. My name is now Blazon, incidentally. It's B-L-A-Z-O-N. But, well, it was very recent, 309 it was October 20th. But God brought me the love of my life now, and I have never known so 310 much happiness in my entire life as I have found with my husband now, Robbie. 311 Interviewer: That's wonderful. That's a marvelous story. Now, was there anything in your NDE where you were told, "You will meet the love of your life"? Vicki Blazon: No. I was just told that I needed to come back and that my work was not finished. 312 Interviewer: Well, I wonder what that's about. A