New NDE Study Concludes That There IS An Afterlife

a reply to: Satanwasframed


Reading your posts my assessment of your understanding of anything of an esoteric nature is beyond your capacity to comprehend. There are things that you can do to clean up your pineal gland, so all is not lost! .. you can become receptive to your own consciousness again and it is well worth the effort, rather than allow the demons to overwhelm you.

Say to yourself in a loud voice in your head, "In the name of Jesus Christ .. Demons be gone!" .. Keep saying it over and over.

Next step and not too difficult is to get onto your knees and ask for forgiveness and ask for Jesus to come into your life. After that, all the demons will disappear out of your head and your life will completely turn around for the better. We are running out of time, so I suggest you don't leave it too long.

God bless!

a reply to: noonebutme
Then you quite frankly havent been looking...

I cannot speak for anyone else but what I can say ia that three times in my life, i have glimpsed a different world where I am me, and yet not me. I believe in an afterlife but not one where we go to heaven or a hell. More of a sodeways journey into a world where we repeat this life until we get it right and then move on to the next. I have made so many mistakes in this world that as a consolation prize I will get to see the original Star Wars in the theater again.

a reply to: FlyersFan

originally posted by: Satanwasframed
a reply to: charlyv

And schizophrenics swear the voices they hear are real but they're not. The brain is capable of tricking you or filling in blanks in the only way you can comprehend. There are way more studies and actual experiments that support this. The results can be replicated and observed.

Now here's my opinion. NDEs are a way to cope with the most traumatic experience you'll experience. Death and coming back. It seems more like the experience is a way to cope with the fear of when it's going to happen again. I feel like people with NDEs are more afraid of death hence th brain creating a fantasy land for them

As a firm believer in reality, I thought this as well. However, there are way too many similarities in the related experiences as told by the patients. If the brain was putting on a show at death, then where does it collectively come up with many of the same experiences? Something else is going on, and we just cannot identify it while we are alive.

a reply to: Satanwasframed

Oh really Satan was framed?

Go ahead believe in your opinion. Also buy Dr. David Huffords DOD book on NDE experiences among combat veterans from Iraq and Afghanistan. It will be peer reviewed and published



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originally posted by: charlyv
there are way too many similarities in the related experiences as told by the patients..

That's what this study said. 5,000 cases from Christians, Jews, Muslims, Athiests, etc etc and 30 different languages. They were very similar. So that is what led the researcher to say he concludes NDEs are real evidence of an afterlife.

a reply to: psychotrail

You lost me…

a reply to: whereislogic

Gee the Bible provides no comfort to the dying and mourning. Quite harsh to read at a funeral.

originally posted by: InachMarbank
a reply to: psychotrail

You lost me…

Research closed universe & how scientists proved quantum entanglement exists via observatories & photons .
PBS did a marvelous documentary on it .
www.pbs.org...
There you go . It is fascinating, enjoy.

a reply to: InachMarbank

Have you heard of the concept of resurrection as explained in the Bible?

How Resurrection Benefits All the Dead in Hell

Remember, the word often rendered "hell" (Hebrew: sheol; Greek: hades) refers to mankind's common grave, as mentioned in my previous comment and explained in more detail in the video at the end. It does not refer to some mythical place inhabited by demons and where the wicked, after death, are punished (consciously experiencing pain and torment, as per the most common version of this myth). See the 2nd myth from this article series (linked it before):

Myth 2: The Wicked Suffer in Hell (One Myth Leads to Another)

a reply to: sine.nomine

Yes, I had a similar experience of weightlessness, after being liberated from this massive mortal coil, twice. I nearly died, once when I was 4 and again when I was 16. There's really nothing to it, lol. Seriously, fading out feels great. All your worries disappear. Nothing to worry about.

a reply to: marg6043

I've been in Canada all my life. I can tell you from personal experience, we don't die. We just fade away and reincarnate, over and over and over again, until we finally get things right.

a reply to: Satanwasframed

You will get all the evidence you need when you die. You'll see.

a reply to: rightwingnurse

I agree, having died twice. Life after death is, indeed, real. Period.

a reply to: noonebutme

VERY intelligent questions!

No matter what your socio-religious background is, when you die you will be surprised. What you CAN expect is overwhelming Love and Judgement. Prepare to weep!

originally posted by: vlawde
I wonder if NDE experiences are any more than the mind going haywire as the the process of death begins.

I know that's been discussed many times before. But my take is, one is not REALLY dead if they can be brought back. It's what happens after that point that matters, and if one is past the point of resuscitating, there would be no tales of those experiences. By definition NDE means NEAR death experiences, not after death experiences.

We are taken to the point of no return, and we get a glimpse of what to expect down the road, but for some reason, we're told to take a U-Turn. It's not death or near death; it's an experience had by millions. You could have an NDE, too, someday. Until then, you will never understand to the degree that we do, who have had one.

Is this a topic that is actually up for debate?