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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Thank you for sharing 11:08! As another poster mentioned, nderf.org is full of similar accounts (going back home, "how could I have forgotten?" Etc) and has changed my view on religio/faith (it's stronger now) and ideas on an afterlife.

The naysayers will find out eventually but for now they're clearly intent on sounding salty and soulless.[/quote]

Maybe that's the brain's way of shutting down - feeling at one with the universe - not struggling, feeling loved.  A pretty nice final memory.[/quote]

I thought about that.  But there would have to be a biological reason for that, wouldn't there?  If there is nothing after death, then why would it matter what your final memory is?  Everything our body does, it does for a reason.  What would be the reason for a peaceful death, biologically speaking?[/quote]

The biological process and how we interpret it aren't necessarily the same thing. People who experience the biological process of the brain shutting down may interpret that as feeling peaceful and loved, but that doesn't mean that there was some kind of evolutionary benefit to the process of shutting down producing that effect. It may just be a nice side effect of the process.

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Agreed.  We have no memory of being born -- and it seems like it would be  a rather shocking experience from the baby's point of view.[/quote]

When my sister was two, she used to tell my mom about how warm and wet it was inside her belly.  She also told her she liked the drum she heard while in there.  
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