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Anonymous wrote:Well, guess I will find out if God really exists.

How will you “find out” anything? You won’t have a brain to process thoughts. It’s over.

Time will tell - you can’t prove or disprove this belief

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.

I can tell you I don’t go to casinos in life and casinos in death sounds like hell to me.

Be very good then. Because if you're bad, you'll end up at a casino 22 miles outside of Phoenix FOREVER. haha

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

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Well, guess I will find out if God really exists.

How will you “find out” anything? You won’t have a brain to process thoughts. It’s over.

Time will tell - you can’t prove or disprove this belief

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.

I can tell you I don’t go to casinos in life and casinos in death sounds like hell to me.

Be very good then. Because if you're bad, you'll end up at a casino 22 miles outside of Phoenix FOREVER. haha

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Well, guess I will find out if God really exists.

How will you “find out” anything? You won’t have a brain to process thoughts. It’s over.

Time will tell - you can’t prove or disprove this belief

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.

I can tell you I don’t go to casinos in life and casinos in death sounds like hell to me.

I can’t wait for it because I think it will feel wonderful.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Well, guess I will find out if God really exists.

How will you “find out” anything? You won’t have a brain to process thoughts. It’s over.

Time will tell - you can’t prove or disprove this belief

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.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Well, guess I will find out if God really exists.

How will you “find out” anything? You won’t have a brain to process thoughts. It’s over.

Time will tell - you can’t prove or disprove this belief

It'a not a belief that your brain shuts down when you die. It's a fact. Everything shuts down.

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 wrote:... like taking off a tight shoe

In this case tight body.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Well, guess I will find out if God really exists.

How will you “find out” anything? You won’t have a brain to process thoughts. It’s over.

Time will tell - you can’t prove or disprove this belief

It'a not a belief that your brain shuts down when you die. It's a fact. Everything shuts down.

... like taking off a tight shoe

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Anonymous wrote:Well, guess I will find out if God really exists.

How will you “find out” anything? You won’t have a brain to process thoughts. It’s over.

Time will tell - you can’t prove or disprove this belief

Anonymous wrote:Well, guess I will find out if God really exists.

How will you “find out” anything? You won’t have a brain to process thoughts. It’s over.

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 wrote:I flatlined and it's such a cliche but it was calm and peaceful and i saw bright white light

That’s what lack of oxygen to the brain does. If that’s how you go then that’s how it feels.

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Anonymous wrote:Mostly I think it’s going to feel like deep sleep with isolated sense of dream like awareness.
In this state you are going to lose sense of self but you will have awareness of the presence of others.
I think that is how we exited before birth.

Death is the end of feelings.

I look forward to hearing how you feel - on the other side of this reality ! 😄

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Anonymous wrote:I flatlined and it's such a cliche but it was calm and peaceful and i saw bright white light

My friend saw brilliant blue.

That sounds nice.