A girl came to after a coma and told what God really looks like (4 photos)

Choking from complications of illness, Mariandry Cardenas managed to send a message to her mother and brother at the last minute asking for help.





24-year-old graphic designer Mariandry Cardenas from Guatemala had a mystical experience near death when she fell ill one day due to an asthma attack with complications. The woman is convinced that she was in the afterlife and met with God.

Choking from illness, Mariandry managed to send a message to her mother and brother at the last minute asking for help. She was urgently hospitalized and put into an induced coma to stabilize her condition.

"I heard almost nothing - my body did not react. The last thing I remember is the nurse's words: "She left us." At that moment, I was no longer on Earth, but somewhere else - there is a lot of light there, but not from the Sun, Moon or stars. Together with other souls, resembling clots of bright light, I sat at a long table, which was sagging from dishes unknown to me. None of us communicated with our voices, but rather with thoughts, and did not remember our past lives," the woman recalls.



In addition, Cardenas seemed to have seen God and tried to describe what he looked like and what he was talking about.

"God was sitting in front of me. He was illuminating everything around him. Unfortunately, I couldn't see his face, but I knew he was happy and smiling. Then the creator stood up and said that I should return through love, that it was too early," the designer says.

A few minutes later, Mariandri suddenly came out of her coma.



"It lasted three hours in heaven, and three days passed on Earth. The next day I was back home. I have never felt more filled with peace and joy," she adds.

Now the native of Guatemala has recovered from this incident, but she firmly believes that she actually met and communicated with the creator.

"This is not nonsense. This is just what God wanted. He chose me to show life after death and reveal the great secret," Ms. Cardenas sums up.