Artist Says Her Paintings Are Visions From God (Video)
From a young age, one girl began having visions of heaven. Now, as a young woman, she paints beautiful images that have brought spiritual people to tears (video below).
Akiane Kramarik began sketching at age 4, and by age 6, she was painting. Her parents knew from the beginning she had a real talent and was destined for great things. What her parents didn’t know was that their daughter’s art would lead them to believe in God.
Akiane’s parents say they were atheists when their daughter was young. When they saw her paintings, they were blown away, but when she told them where the inspiration came from, they began to question their beliefs.
According to Newsiosity, Akaine told her parents that her paintings were visions from God. At age 8, she painted a portrait of Jesus Christ, which she titled, “Prince of Peace.”
Akaine said her paintings of heaven are accurate as they were handed down to her from God.
“Plants, animals, and all beings spoke not through words, but through color, vibration and thoughts. Everything was simply effortless,” Akaine explained in an interview with The Washington Times. “But my recollections of heaven and visions are fading and new experiences are being formed through time. My understanding of heaven has expanded and deepened since my first encounter with visions and dreams of heaven. We co-create our reality however we like it and need it. To a certain degree, some people can experience that even here on Earth.”
Akaine described heaven as being vibrant and colorful.
“All of the colors were out of this world,” she said in an interview with CNN. “There are millions of colors that we don’t know yet. The flowers there were crystal clear.”
While some may be skeptical, Akaine says all of her hundreds of paintings have been inspired by real visions she has had, or another aspect of her spirituality.
Watch Kramarik’s interview with CNN here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rmm-0-Rdxo8
Sources: The Washington Times, Newsiosity, YouTube / Photo credit: YouTube via Newsiosity
