What do you think death feels like ?
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Anonymous
That sounds nice. |
Anonymous
I look forward to hearing how you feel - on the other side of this reality ! 😄 |
Anonymous
That’s what lack of oxygen to the brain does. If that’s how you go then that’s how it feels. |
Anonymous
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According to research on near-death experiences (NDEs), the most common experiences reported by people who have clinically died and then been revived include:
-seeing a bright light, - feeling a sense of peace and tranquility, - experiencing an out-of-body sensation where they observe their own body, - seeing deceased loved ones, - moving through a tunnel, and - a feeling of detachment from their physical body, often accompanied by a reluctance to return to life. Key points about common NDE experiences: Positive emotions: A strong sense of peace, love, and acceptance is often reported, with feelings of being free from pain and worry. The "tunnel experience": Many people describe seeing a dark tunnel with a bright light at the end, which they may move towards. Out-of-body experience (OBE): Observing one's own body from a detached perspective, sometimes seeing medical professionals working on them. Reunion with loved ones: Encountering deceased family members or friends, often with a feeling of joy and familiarity. Life review: Seeing scenes from one's life flash before them, sometimes with a sense of reflection and evaluation. Important to note: Not everyone experiences NDEs: While many people who have been clinically dead report some form of NDE, not everyone does. Scientific explanation debated: The exact causes of NDEs are not fully understood, with theories ranging from neurological activity to psychological factors. Impact on individuals: Many people who have a near-death experience report a significant change in their outlook on life, with a heightened appreciation for their loved ones and a reduced fear of death. |
Anonymous
How will you “find out” anything? You won’t have a brain to process thoughts. It’s over. |
Anonymous
Time will tell - you can’t prove or disprove this belief |
Anonymous
| ... like taking off a tight shoe |
Anonymous
It'a not a belief that your brain shuts down when you die. It's a fact. Everything shuts down. |
Anonymous
In this case tight body. |
Anonymous
It is a belief about a metaphysical state that cannot me proven or disproven. Empirical evidence of many people who have had NDEs points to the likelihood of metaphysical consciousness surviving as physical death - but I can’t prove that either. |
Anonymous
Do you even hear yourself? You can't disprove that after death we all go to a casino 22 miles outside of Phoenix, either. But I guess time will tell. |
Anonymous
| I can’t wait for it because I think it will feel wonderful. |
Anonymous
I can tell you I don’t go to casinos in life and casinos in death sounds like hell to me. |
Anonymous
Be very good then. Because if you're bad, you'll end up at a casino 22 miles outside of Phoenix FOREVER. haha |
Anonymous
Thankfully we can’t earn our way into Heaven but that prospect will certainly motivate me to do better 😂 Harsh lighting, metallic clinks of gambling machines, garish carpets, sexist attire, losing massive amounts of money with nothing to show for it every day - nothing natural at all - truly sounds like Hell |