Vida Após a Morte com Tyler Henry

I'm really annoyed with how disgusting the 1/10 reviews are on here, so had to say something. Saying Ty should be in jail, etc... He gives his readings for free. The TV companies pay him, and who are you to say he is looking up information, when he actually asks that no one ever give him information to cloud his judgement. If you watched the show you'd know tapping into his gift has almost killed him & he wants to help others. Also, I've only ever seen people come away with an emotional weight lifted off them, so who are you to be so vile when no matter your beliefs he is helping people?! He doesn't prey on those grieving. It's them who seek him out. The people on the show are on his waiting list, and see it as his speciality. Get your facts right & just don't watch it or see a psychic. I've spoken to one similar to Tyler & facts like mum being glad she was found before the cat ate her are not online. We never even took photos of the cat. Or the fact she had rattly breathing. Some people are just gifted. My psychic even called out my mum being worried I was a coach potato! Who would professionally do that? Lol. And I paid for him. Ty gives free ones away on his social media out of nowhere to randoms. Same on his stage show. No charlatan.

If you were to say to me that I would watch this entire production from 1 through to 9 in a single sitting on a weekend when I could be doing literally anything else, I would have laughed in your face.

I don't really believe in mediums. I don't know definitively if there's an "afterlife". I've never encountered verifiable proof that we go on when the lights go out in this life. I'm also not religious in any traditional sense. The only thing that I had going into this was a niggling sense of hope and an optimistic *maybe*.

However, when I hit play and this story began to unfold, I was captivated. Whether or not Tyler's gift is real or not takes a sudden back seat. I no longer care about quantifiable because what I'm seeing FEELS real.

Everything these people appear to be experiencing through him has a sense of authenticity to it. He himself exudes authenticity. It's mesmerising. The stories of love, loss, guilt, grief and hope for the future are all very human experiences you can't help but relate - you won't be able to stop yourself from relating.

Give this a watch with an open mind and you just might be surprised by how much you get out of it.

A lot of people are skeptics and that's fine but they put a rating of 1/10 which ruins the average score. If you have an open mind to the possibility that there is more than the physical realm then you might like this series. I bet if you removed the ratings from the skeptics then this would be at least an 8/10.

I'm reading a lot of negativity here in the comments and I understand some of it. Sometimes you see people on TV that claim to be physics or mediums and they are not. I understand skepticism until you actually come face to face with someone who has this ability and then your opinion changes.

I worked at Culligan Water in Daytona Beach, Florida back in the late 1980's early 1990's. I was in sales and Dede was in customer service and service work orders. She had never met my husband.

We were at a summer picnic that the owners were having a great time with everyone and I had brought my husband Frank with me. Dede was across the picnic table from us and as a silly thought I had Dede read Frank on a whim to see if she was able to connect with anyone. She asked Frank to give her something anything that might help and he gave her his wedding ring. She read it like a dime store novel. It was crazy and she did not know Frank at all and everything was correct on what she told him. She told him things that I didn't know myself let alone me telling anyone else knew as what she was saying. It was crazy and I had knew found respect at that table that day regarding Dede.

Say what you will about parlor tricks and pretending to know something about other people but I found a knew respect for people that have this "thing". It is real and that day rocked my insufficient world, wow. I have no more words other than this. People that have this ability will have a special place in this world. I would not want to have this ability for nothing. The weight on your shoulders is beyond our comprehension and I would not want it for all the tea in China. Just to much in your ears and thoughts, no way.

My Review- Life After Death with Tyler Henry Streaming on Netflix My Rating 8/10 I don't recall ever reviewing a show like this before but it's so entertaining and well produced.

Even if you don't believe in an after life or are sceptical about clairvoyants Tyler Henry is such a likeable personality and the format of the show is not confined to a spooky indoor set on the contrary Tyler and his assistant or occasionally his lovely Mum Theresa visit their clients in some spectacular locations.

It's a real human interest show that includes an insight into Tyler's personal life where we meet his male partner Clint .

Tyler even helps his mum come to terms with her traumatic childhood when she realises through DNA that the mother who abused her was actually a criminal and not her birth mother.

There's an honesty that's rare in American television programs I've seen featuring clairvoyants the clients who request readings I'm certain are genuine .

Emotions of course can be faked but I think I'm a good judge of authenticity and the readings are fascinating with details that couldn't be researched earlier.

The Clients hand Tyler objects to Tyler that assist him in his readings and a few sensational personalities from the world of entertainment come through The talented young Tyler who is only 26 years old is certainly gifted and as I said earlier even if sceptical keep an open mind and I'm sure you'll be entertained by Life After Death With Tyler Henry , you may still be sceptical afterward but Tyler Henry is charismatic sincere and very entertaining personality and his show is a real human interest show unlike some of the rubbish reality pulp that's labelled as entertainment these days.