First scan of a dying human brain shows life flashes before eyes

[@afs328]

My friend who had an accident but luckily recovered and is absolutely healthy now, narrates his story; when he had the accidental injury; right before going unconcious, he remembered his entire life, all his deeds and everything he did in his life untill then.

[@satejpatil875]

Happens

[@ossiedunstan4419]

Funny I am an Australian Aboriginal , 65,000 plus years with any rubbish religion from the middle east or sub continent, I was hit bye car causing me have a smashed right hip socket and 16-18 inch hairline fracture of the skull , I was unconscious for 15- 20 minuets, NO life , all i seen was 2 park lights ( the car only and its park lights on doing around 80k/h through a controlled intersection), then a copper looking at me from above. NO gods, no life before my eyes. The speed and impact of that car should had my brains drop my broken brain bucket and land on the DRUNK DRIVERs lap. 1.5 to 2 inches more hairline fracture to my skull and thats exactly what would have happened. You are all full of shit. No doubt had your minds ruined bye religion.

[@kenkaneki9138]

Thank you we will keep our religion, now you continue with nihilism your life and death is meaningless just a rearrangement of atoms.

[@donnywai882]

@@ossiedunstan4419 In pursuit of science, you somehow became so ignorant.

[@justinddunlap]

@@ossiedunstan4419 I fail to see how your life flashing before your eyes has to be religious. Could be entirely natural and I expect it is. And it undoubtedly doesn't happen to everyone. Probably certain conditions must be present. I'm sorry to hear about your accident and hope you recovered well.

[@tobiisiba1641]

This makes me feel happy knowing my dad died with his best memories 😭😭😭😭😭,I can't think of anything more comforting than this.thank you.

[@danield8021]

I can feel you

[@tanujashree]

I can feel you❤️

[@nejateshetu7826]

I am so sorry about your loss

[@SharkFishSF]

Actually he would remember his most emotional moments.

[@harshalgawai746]

Not just best. All memories. I mean all whether good or bad all big ones

[@Sophie-ui6hi]

During the last days of her life, my mom was coming in and out of consciousness. I'd like to believe that she saw only happy memories during her last moments because when I saw her body, she was smiling.

[@bobjohnson1096]

That is how I wanna go out with a smile on my face! :D

[@chichangwu]

its similar to a DMT experience, 5 minutes feels like infinity, its really a early taste of what to come after you really die. The earth existed before we were born, we didn't exist before we were born, and the universe will be fine for billions of years after we pass away, everybody will go through their own customized death tunnel of light and fractals

[@D-A-A-]

It's completely mad if there's no after life, even before death the body is full of energy and consciousness, the reason we don't remember anything before birth is cos we are simply not created yet, just sperm in a nut sack, but what's not to say we do go somewhere after death

[@risijayasrikantha998]

Yes it’s called the Visualization of “Karma Nimithi” and “Gathi Nimithi” One could see his/her next birth just before death and accordingly the facial expressions. If you study Buddhism you will learn all this

[@desertsane]

@@D-A-A- simple science is what says that. Dumbass.

[@thecrusader6401]

Person : wants to die peacefully Brain : not so fast.. Lemme show you every single mistake you ever did 😬😬

[@iamrobot396]

bruh

[@crowbar3]

😂😂

[@hikesystem7721]

Or maybe, Brain: let me show you every person you loved.

[@Yamantak_mahamaitreya]

😂

[@EtienneHardy85]

Dying is actually like a divine comedy. First it's the hell (the mistakes and emotions you feel towards it). The worse stage. It's full of anxiety and a high sense of awareness. Wishing. Wanting. Hating. Disappointment. Etc. Pleasant smells that trigger pleasant memories will help the transition to the 2nd stage much faster. Also found that if the dying heard the innocent laughter of children, it will allow them to skip to final stage Second is the answers, the reality, and mindfulness.(the limbo). You are calming down and making peace with yourself. And maybe making peace with illusions of others you love. And 3rd is the acceptance (paradise). This is the final stage and is filled with tranquility as you fade into oblivion. Another way to explain dying is like Drowning. Which is very important you try to ease the person even after the pulse stops. The shift between stages vary under specific conditions. The above are usually based on natural causes. Stages can be skipped depending on the conditions. Like a serious car wreck can jump you to stage 3. And yes this all going on before you fade into oblivion. You can be revived back before the fading occurs. When that happens varies. I have no sources. Just you can say "experiences" in death.

[@krokodyl1927]

For what its worth, obviously I’m not dead or near dead, but the older I get (close to 70) the more pleasant past memories flood my brain frequently at any given time out of the blue. There are fortunately less frequent painful memories as well. I attribute this to the human condition. When working as an RN, I took care of many older folks and they all had pleasant memories to share with me. I wish that I had had more time to spend with them.

[@pommiebears]

Blimey, I’m in my late 40’s, and my memories cheer me no end. I miss those times, so I’m happy reliving them in my mind. I was raised by my dad and grandparents. My grandad was my everything. I hung off of everything he said. I loved his life stories. He had really lived, you know. I have a real soft spot for elderly gentleman like my grandad. I miss him terribly, even though I lost him 23 years ago. He did get to meet my two sons though, one of which is named after him, Charlie. I think if young people listened to elderly people more, and absorbed their wisdom, life might be a little less painful for them. If my grandad said I was wrong about something, chances are, I was wrong. He just knew best. Thank you for letting me share this with you….I’m not entirely sure why I did. I don’t really say much about grandad to strangers on the internet. You must have triggered my mind, and my memories with him. Take good care. 🌹

[@grovermartin6874]

@@pommiebears So glad you did share that. You did it so well, and it did my heart good, too.

[@Kopie0830]

Aging sucks and I wish we don't die. Israel is developing a system that delay and maybe later, stop aging by using hyperbaric oxygen therapy. I'm in my early 30's now, and I'm saving for this treatment even if it cost me all my savings. Living for an extra 50 years would be a good thing for me. Since I did lots of bad things when I was younger and want to atone for them. I also want to see the future, perhaps the next 100 years if possible.

[@french1956]

@@Kopie0830 You have more than enough time to redeem yourself. Enjoy what you have and accept the reality that the life cycle affects everyone.

[@krokodyl1927]

@@pommiebears Sometimes a memory ‘happens’ regardless of the reason and it encourages us to talk about it. I’ve seen it happen quite often in the comments. From time to time we all have a need to be heard. Spending a lot of time on KZbin (due to health issues) and commenting keeps my cerebration from degrading. Have a great day sweet pea and you and your sons (I have a son and a daughter) stay safe and well. 🪷

[@violetadams9253]

My mother was dying and I was with her and held her hand as she was passing. The doctor came in and interrupted her passing as I told him her brain was still alive and I was comforting her . He would not leave us and just said she was dead . I told him the brain is the longest organ to die. My Mother knew I was there right till the very end . God Bless

[@HK00088]

Every soul shall taste death. From Allah we came to Allah we return. -The Holy Quran

[@Aristocratic13]

Doctor was an asshole

[@HK00088]

@Advait you don’t ever ask these questions why am I here? What happens after death? Am I born in the true religion? You don’t care to ask these questions bro?

[@HK00088]

@Advait it’s right in front of our own eyes clear cut. Why we exist why we were brought into life how we were brought into life. It’s clear as water

[@fidelcatsro6948]

@@HK00088 They call Allah Elohim..its the same God masha Allah.. Allah is Arabic for Elohim in hebrew and Allaha is aramaic for Allah (People of the book) kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZnfEn3dppJitrJI

[@Ser_Pluto]

Great explanation....I hope everyone sees their best life moments before they pass

[@shumonsengupta2789]

What a kind thing to say! You have just uttered a blessing for all ...thank you! 🙏🙏🙏

[@condorX2]

I saw a really nice article that describes natural death is the most relaxing experience. I forgot the link..

[@sadiqmohd1895]

Remember truth: kzbin.info/www/bejne/np2aiXt3mbWfi5I

[@JustRandomVideos7]

@@sadiqmohd1895 🤦‍♂️😂😂

[@himawari4962]

Not best moments ... it's a combination of all moments ..

[@bhoirabdevil]

I had an accident in 2005. I clearly saw the best moment of my life flush by before I became unconscious. That 20 to 30 second showed me the best moments, the closest people , the best feelings, places and then dark. Every frame is still fress in my memory...

[@lrod8395]

Was it memories you had forgotten ?

[@bhoirabdevil]

@@lrod8395 the memories are still fresh now...

[@desd111]

@@bhoirabdevil I think L Rod was asking that during the 20 to 30 seconds of best moments, were those moments that you had forgotten about that resurfaced in that time span, or just all the best moments that you already knew about and remembered on your own?

[@bhoirabdevil]

@@desd111 yes...some moments like the people you love the most will be always there in your memory..and some moments which you might slowly forgotten will resurface .

[@Jkid3169]

How do you remember the dark part. Wouldn’t you have zero recollection of anything after that 20-30secs

[@kipling1957]

So this was an MRI simultaneously with an EEG? I’m confused. Update: Having reviewed the original paper, it’s clear the patient was being monitored by EEG alone during the incident. EEG is not a scan. The term scan normally indicates anatomical imaging of some sort, and in the case of MRI for example, sometimes with functional changes such as blood flow that correlates with brain activity. Hence, functional MRI (fMRI). None of this took place in this instance with this patient. Yet the video continually shows what appears to be an fMRI image of the head. This is very misleading. No such scan took place and the image is most likely generic. This is not to say that the EEG information in itself is not of interest, or the original research paper is not worth reading. However, the way the case is presented here is deceptive, clearly intended to heighten interest (and clicks) from a (mostly) scientifically naive audience.

[@orngng]

an interesting comment actually relating to the video XD

[@f.i.n.e3452]

Especially with all the scientific explanations of things to increase the time of the video...

[@parkerstroh6586]

Damn bro we got scammed wtf

[@qanittakmeel]

Can you link the original paper (or at least give the title of the paper). Thanks in advance.

[@shannonolivas9524]

To be fair, the image may be presented merely to illustrate the areas where activity presented at time of observation. I'm not sure, but I don't think a normal MRI even lights up in colored areas like that, I assumed they were all static/greyscale images. Flow on ultrasound toward/away from the transducer can light up in this way, but I don't think electrical activity would have this effect in an MRI. Having said that, they do make reference to a "scan" which is usually used in reference to imaging technologies so your complaint is understandable.

[@JonJonChannel]

That explains why my grandmother was talking to herself about her life before she passed away.

[@crosswire7777]

Whatd she say exactly

[@DeepSouthPal84]

Hallucinations.

[@Tyrell_Corp2019]

Just before death, Steve Jobs was reported to open his eyes and exclaim, "Oh wow... oh wow". And Norman Mailer opened his eyes with a smile. There is something to all this no doubt.

[@kristianhaines7474]

@@Tyrell_Corp2019 is this actually true?

[@Joel-pn3de]

@@kristianhaines7474 yes

[@jeepdan7776]

I was about 18 years old, I was surfing 15 to 20 foot high waves formed by a hurricane right off the coast of Florida. Shortly after catching a completely vertical wave my board took a nose dive, I fell off the board head first maybe 70 yards from the shore line, the power of the wave kept me under water, I remember feeling completely helpless as I did cartwheels in a fetal position, I was unable to move a muscle much less swim to the top to get a breath of air, the power of the current was phenomenal, a grim feeling of death takes over, at this precise time my life flashed before my eyes, for those of you who’ve never experienced this before it’s just like looking at a photo album of your life from childhood up to the present time at a very high rate of speed and in an extremely vivid and lifelike format, for me it was events and moments that were very impressionable throughout my life going back till about the age of 4. When the wave finally let me go I was in the shoreline and in about 1 foot of water, shaken, scared, and amazed, it took me a while to realize my shorts were around my ankles.

[@fergferguson7370]

This happens often in big waves..no big deal.

[@ilovenoodles7483]

Thank God that you made it. Thank you for sharing your story. I do believe that you a nde near death experience. It's called nde when you live to tell about it, since obviously, the dead can't. Even for those that did die but came back, it's still called an nde. Repent and get right with Jesus, Acts 2:38 and stay right with Him.

[@tutenhamon9625]

You lie

[@fermageehamilton1402]

@@tutenhamon9625 oh piss off! He doesn’t need your input, thanks very much.

[@earlgrey691]

Does the prospect of ending up in a great whites mouth not trouble you surfists ?..Must be some serious adreno rush to enter their domain.Always wondered,each to their own obviously,l used to skydive as a hobby but i'd take a failing parachute over a gws bite any day.

[@oneandzero6251]

I had a near death experience when I was a teenager. I was living in the middle-east because my father's work made us move around. One time me and my best friend started digging tunnels in a huge sand dune. You would think the sand would just instantly cover up when digging, but at night and morning there is close to 100% humidity, and it soaked up into the dunes. And the outer layer of sand is a good insulator. Back to topic. I dug a tunnel a bit too far. Longer my than my body. Suddenly I got a feeling or intuition that this might not be a good idea. So I started backing out as fast as possible...And as soon as my legs stuck out from the tunnel, everything collapsed onto me. It had by luck not collapsed around my head, so I had an air pocket. Anyway my friend noticed it and started digging and trying to get me out. Trying to pull someone out covered with lots of sand is more difficult than you would think. Meanwhile my life flashed in front of me, thinking about my family, my grandparents and my life. What I find strange is that I was not struck by immense fear as you would think. Almost like I accepted my faith because I was powerless by myself. Another weird thing. I remember my friend digging and pulling me out constantly without stop...He did finally manage to pull me out.....But he said he thought I was dead and he had tried to run towards our parents and shout for help. And that was quite a distance. He meant he was gone 20 minutes. I do not know if that is true or not, but I felt like I was only in there for like 2-5 minutes.

[@nitinnegi5]

What you experienced is a fear, like loosing someone ….its not a memory flashpoint… when someone die or about to , He /she see a hallucinations mirage like a flashback movie where you see all the important moments of life …

[@rolaishnarain1804]

Òo

[@bestopinion9257]

Still alive now?

[@Player-rv8ph]

@@bestopinion9257 Really? That sounds like an inappropriate thing to ask.

[@AngelFace-fu2uv]

@@nitinnegi5 and you think this because?....

[@ianmclaughlin8987]

My wife passed away in 2016 and I can only hope that she viewed all the good and happy memories of her life in those last seconds. I only wish that we had many more good moments in our life together for her to view. I guess I am typing this as I hope anyone that reads this does something great and creates as many happy and good memory's possible. Enjoy each and every moment as much as you can, life is short.

[@katrinat.3032]

Watch the TED talk about illuminating death. It’s called : I see dead people. Dreams and visions of the dying. It’s given by a hospice doctor and he talks scientifically about what people near death experience. It’s very comforting to watch

[@ianmclaughlin8987]

@@katrinat.3032 Thanks Kathryn, I will check that out :)

[@lmsteller9736]

Thank you for your lovely comment. Your wife is around you closer than ever!

[@spookyninja4098]

Pam Reynalds has the best Medical documented Near Death Experience during her brain surgery and proves she was inside the operating theater when her physical body was clinically dead for an hour. This is in the BBC documentary The Day I Died -

[@NeraBucio]

Thank you

[@tanmoyeerabha7598]

The fact that I'll see my life before dying would make me depressed all over again

[@simbaa1935]

Lol🤣 thn do something which will make you happy next time.

[@tanmoyeerabha7598]

@@simbaa1935 definitely After all that happened I'm on my way to make my life better😊

[@simbaa1935]

@@tanmoyeerabha7598 wish you the best luck.

[@endor8witch]

Change ur life. Don't be miserable and complain about it daily. That's not a normal state of mind. If you accidentally put your hands on a burning stove, you pull it back or let it burn?

[@preetihamilton2852]

😂

[@charlieevergreen3514]

I had an NDE when I was eight, with meningitis. My life did “flash before my eyes”, as we say; it was a rapid fire replay of all sorts of experiences. I believe my brain was sensing the mortal threat, and was cross-referencing all of my experience, in an attempt to find a survival solution. I have more to say, but that’s the gist of my point.

[@mstash164]

I love this, having another perspective. It’s so believable as I guess it’s like when you something pops into your head hours after you trying to think of an memory and you couldn’t remember it. You go on with your day but your brain still scanning. Hence why it the memory suddenly pops into your head randomly at 2 am.

[@sherwinh1661]

Yes I agree - ur brain might be firing electric pulses to less active nerons. I wonder if technology could send pulses to activate part of our less acfive brain

[@hyperlapsevideosofcebu4283]

is this like you declare your life's work/memory/experience, or it is a sign that you cannot carry with you your memories? and the soul that leaves your body will not remember who you are?...

[@jhuizhang]

@@hyperlapsevideosofcebu4283 damn I really like this

[@stevesteve8098]

Don't think it was your "brain" more likely your consciousness, this is why we should NEVER be playing about with this shit & computers... Death is a safety mechanism... to limit damage of a dangerous consciousness.

[@MoiAussie1]

I had a NDE and yes my life flashed through my head. I was suffocating from a blood blockage in my airway after surgery and the suffocating was not nice but the NDE was. Also while giving birth to my third baby my mother appeared in the upper left hand corner of the room, she was there very clearly to me but sort of hovering, I was in Australia andshe was in England, I was told the next day my mother had passed the day before I delivered my baby. Her presence there was real. I’m only 70 this year but I’m not frightened by death at all. I’m ready.

[@AngelFace-fu2uv]

That wasn't your mother dear ... it was a demon spirit posing as your mother so that upon your death you would happily go with her ...you are very blessed that you did not die then as God has given you a chance to Repent and turn to Him for the Salvation of your soul 🙏 for those who do not trust in Christ alone death is to be greatly feared ... I tell you this to guide you to eternal life with Jesus Christ

[@macrinenyvia9289]

@@AngelFace-fu2uv and you know that how? Stop being creepy.

[@AngelFace-fu2uv]

@@macrinenyvia9289 I know this because God's word tells us that it is appointed to man once to die and then to face the judgment....when a human dies their souls leave this dimension and move on to another dimension and cannot return to their former dimension as we all will face the judgment seat of Christ ... the truth is not creepy as you put it but is the power of God to save your soul from a lost eternity ... demons pose as our dead loved one to decieve that is why the word of God warns us not to try and contact the dead as they cannot be contacted and demons will reply in their place and deceive us ...Satan can come as an angel of light to deceive.

[@uvuvwevwevweonyetenyevweug7849]

@@AngelFace-fu2uv weirdo

[@Beatmindz]

@@AngelFace-fu2uv WTF is wrong with you?

[@nithinpavithran6509]

That 30 sec before collapse of your consciousness feels like a life time. It’s like time has been stopped

[@redsmurf3308]

you have experienced it?

[@KateSannicksLerner]

Yes, how do you know? Did you have a near-death experience? Not being smart, I really would like to know. It's fascinating.

[@redsmurf3308]

@@KateSannicksLerner Ooo I bet he had an accident on his bike

[@redsmurf3308]

@@himanshugurjar9002 yea yea I figured

[@Arkaworldd]

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[@dt28469]

I hate how she says "It is actually quite likely true" as if the MRI data was more tennable evidence than ACTUAL HUMANS saying they're ACTUALLY seeing their whole lives flash before there eyes.

[@rickwrites2612]

well of course it is an observable science now and objective confirmation of a subjectively reported experience that could've meant anything. People make terrible witnesses.

[@skidachilles3749]

This sudden recall of memories before death, are explained in the Holy Book Qur'an. The Creator shows them of their life acomplishments, and what important things they missed. That is why, all people before death, they tend to show regrets and shocks in their expression before their last breath. Or the so called, when your creator trully speak to each of us after the life trials ended, an speak to us in His own special way.

[@omarmy3495]

A very good overview. Happened to me twice in my youth. Both occasions near death drownings. Remarkable experience. Fortunately I had a good upbringing. My father, a very firm principled man, but an equally gentle person, had a direct influence on my life, which in turn had a direct influence on both of my flashbacks. If your good character lifestyle dominates over your bad side, that will come to the fore in your flashback before your eyes. Your very essence of who you really are, and your entire life's memory recall in a matter of seconds! It's quite a remarkable experience!

[@denisechavis4820]

Get swimming lessons won’t take!!

[@Rose_Ou]

My life has been traumatic since I was born. Trauma after trauma. I don't even want to imagine what the experience of recalling the past will look like in my case. I hope I die fast and painless death and I really hope there's no such thing as "the other side". But if there is, I hope it's bliss for all people regardless of what they did in life because every monster walking this earth was made this way, not born evil. I don't believe in the theory that psychopaths are born and sociopaths are made. I think people called psychopaths are simply traumatized very early on in their life. If there is "the other side", I hope it's freedom and love for all.

[@omarmy3495]

@@Rose_Ou Hi Rosemary, I am really sorry and sad to hear of such an unfortunate life you have had and still suffering psychologically as a direct consequence thereof. As much as I am an empath by nature, I cannot begin to feel your pain. Suffice to say that as a Muslim I believe in the word of the Qur'an, wherein GOD declares that "for every pain, there is ease" and "for every atom's worth of good you do, you shall be justly rewarded" and "each soul shall not be burdened more than it can bear". So, perhaps your every pain you suffered will put you in the league of the elite in the Hereafter. Karma is the great balance of life. That's just my accumulated subjective opinion of my understanding together with my near death "instant life flashes". I sincerely wish you and all those in a similar predicament, especially the children, a change of events for the better. Tc.

[@Rose_Ou]

@@omarmy3495 thank you 🙏

[@skidachilles3749]

@@omarmy3495 This sudden recall of memories before death, are explained in the Holy Book Qur'an. The Creator shows them of their life acomplishments, and what important things they missed. That is why, all people before death, they tend to show regrets and shocks in their expression before their last breath. Or the so called, when your creator trully speak to each of us after the life trials ended, an speak to us in His own special way..

[@philgo6576]

The flashback is maybe like a backup somewhere in other dimension of universe just in case you die. When you delete something on hard drive, it is not really deleted, the data is kept on another layer, and you can recover it.

[@Mr.Goodkat]

@neil menace BEFORE the trauma you assumed your memories were all gone, what made that happen? and can you recall word for word a conversation you had at age 9? like what level of detail we talking?

[@MoiAussie1]

My Experience was being suffocated too, I was in the recovery room after nasal surgery , the nurse was trying to wake me but I had blood blocking my airway, I wanted to tell her but I couldn’t, It was so scary but then my life flashed, exactly as you just described. It’s a personal experience that I feel privileged to have had and don’t care at all if people believeor not.

[@Fishlipsandbabyhands]

It's not a matter if people belive you it's a factual thing that when near death your life will flash before your eyes

[@altide8784]

@@Fishlipsandbabyhands It's just the brains programmed endsequence for you to pass away in peace

[@skidachilles3749]

@@Fishlipsandbabyhands This sudden recall of memories before death, are explained in the Holy Book Qur'an. The Creator shows them of their life acomplishments, and what important things they missed. That is why, all people before death, they tend to show regrets and shocks in their expression before their last breath.

[@Shutupredditnarrator]

@@skidachilles3749. Its in every damn religious book

[@PoliticallyCorrect]

@@Shutupredditnarrator thus proving them as fairy tales

[@pushpaaji]

It happened with me, i was playing a game with my brother, where i was choked for about a minutes, suddenly after a minutes, my whole life flashed in front of me, from my adulthood to childhood, slowly slowly, the speed of flashes started increasing as i was approaching my childhood memories, the last memory flash i was seeing was when i was around 1 or 2 years old, and my mom was instructing me close the door. Suddenly my brother felt i was not responding so he stopped, then there was white powerfull flash, it took me some seconds to realise what actually happened.

[@sadiqmohd1895]

Remember truth: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d5i7gYyHoJ6tnac

[@jirachi-wishmaker9242]

Wow ...great

[@JustRandomVideos7]

@@sadiqmohd1895 🤦‍♂️😂😂

[@maitreyashyam5800]

@@sadiqmohd1895 that masculine urge to tell the truth

[@manojcpktr]

@@sadiqmohd1895 This is bull shit

[@prashanthmba]

In Garuda Puraan this has already been mentioned. Chitra Gupt (Chitra = Photo and Gupt = Secret) he is a Secret Photographer. He is the Assistant of Yamaraj (God of Death). Citra Gupt will show us all the Photos with regards to what Good Deeds we have done and what Bad Deeds we have done, just before we are about to Die. According to that we get Justice from Yamaraj... Its really very interesting Puraan. Please read If you guys get some time. Thanks!

[@VJ38]

True

[@janhabidey6098]

True

[@NikhilKumar-ry7eg]

Bhairavi yaatna also has certain references.

[@SP-wg9bb]

I was about to say this But these so called liberal channels💖🤩

[@wayln2591]

@@SP-wg9bb coz god doesn't exist. It's bs.

[@parrsnipps4495]

I almost drowned at 14 years of age, panicking then blacking out, then my life up to that time flashed before me, but it also had a commentary explaining how important I was to other people. Then as I experienced a great sense of love & joy about where I (my soul) was going next, I wondered if I could survive to live a longer life. I blinked a few times & came to, got untangled, surfaced & took a deep breath. Turns out there is an involuntary reflex in the throat to cut water off from filling the lungs, but it also causes one to black out. Now ask yourself this; why would an organism make you feel good about dying when the primary instinct is to survive? I came away from the experience having gone from agnostic before to believing in God afterwards. There was simply no other explanation, in part due to the loving feeling of the place I felt like I was going. After that incident many past life memories came back to me including time in between lives on the other side. I think we exist in a very interesting Universe.

[@Poop-sr9sn]

Lol

[@doug2555]

Oh come onnnnn lmaooo

[@Poop-sr9sn]

Same, when I almost died it was weird! I saw a goose pooping on my toilet and I saw a horse taking a dump on my roof. I got angry and I hit one in the head and it almost died

[@naomiw.4071]

I think anything is possible. Don't listen to the negativity.

[@sicsixsixx]

Wow, sounds like a wholesome experience, wasnt there any feeling of nostalgia and sadness? Or is it pure joy?

[@stanleyderochea6505]

I was almost hit by a truck that missed me by inches. I pinned myself against my truck and thought i was done for. The whole thing litterally took maybe 2 seconds and in that 2 seconds i saw my entire life flash, everything that ever happened to me. Its crazy but very true

[@sundoesshine8583]

How exactly does "everything" show up; do you mean like a curated, best and worst moments? Did subconscious things you didn't even know were in your memory banks appear, like things from childhood? Did seeing all these things make you think differently about your life?

[@stanleyderochea6505]

@@sundoesshine8583 iwas like a slideshow. Quick flashes of memories one after another. I cant honestly say it was every single moment in my life. It went by so fast. All i know for sure is that life flashes before youe eyes when you experience anear death experience, at least when you see it coming

[@Gudo-kv6ot]

@@sundoesshine8583 yes. Every little thing. Even what you said to people around you. I saw every little incident that happened to me or I did.

[@SuhailaAlFraiheen]

@@stanleyderochea6505 that's how it was for me too. Similar to what they showed in this video but maybe faster and nothing repeated.

[@fazole]

@@SuhailaAlFraiheen Could you see yourself or was it from your own first person perspective?

[@srigirirajuvedavyas]

This is already said in Indian Vedas that our life, all the good, and bad deeds will flash before death and on the basis of that, we go to another birth .... Great Saints of India

[@amjadmohammed5191]

Onnu po myre

[@abhishekchougule4938]

That's new trend when a pro bramhin suprimecy is in power, everything in science gets forcefully linked to Vedas without proofs and evidance.

[@srigirirajuvedavyas]

@@abhishekchougule4938 if you read them u can find it out....without reading them don't comment with your half knowledge.... I am pro Vedas, pro Indian culture not a western boot licker who is still is in colonial hangover

[@srigirirajuvedavyas]

@@abhishekchougule4938 read Garuda puran where u can find it

[@viki19910]

@@abhishekchougule4938 first search for proof .we ll find. Without searching don't blame. A new trend to blame everything that we know is only correct What we learnt is handful what we don't know is like ocean

[@sewatweaty5549]

I had a near death experience after falling from a ladder. My whole life flashed before me, but it wasn't every second like others describe, it was more of a heavily summarized version, with many memories I had even forgotten. It was sad but quite peaceful actually.

[@respect9477]

One question , for an Instance u did u mistake or hurt someone long back and did u ever regret that in ur summary , like I Mean do u regret anything there

[@sewatweaty5549]

​@@respect9477 Yea like I regretted not spending more time with loved ones and pets for example, more than anything I was gonna miss them. It really opened my eyes what really matters in life. I try to make sure to live life to the fullest now so that when I go for real I don't have these feelings.

[@anony5021]

Legend has it that Lord Shiva destroys all memory before death in that last minute

[@noorskitchen905]

I hope I was in my mother's memory when she was dying...and I am sure she will be last thing in my mind when I will close my eyes for forever 💔

[@Killswitch1411]

If that's what happens.. sometimes you just don't wake up or something traumatic happens and you're dead before you have time to think. Life is very random and not guaranteed.

[@noorskitchen905]

@@Killswitch1411 But it is unpredictable and we as humans are full of desires

[@RoninXsumari]

From the way you speak about her I'd say it was highly likely you were

[@Killswitch1411]

@HeyThatsAlex658 no one wants to get into something you have no proof of or will ever have proof. Far as I'm concerned when you die thats it.. you have been through the best it gets and that's being alive.. there Is no after party. Like before you were born there is nothing you will revert back to nothing.

[@Killswitch1411]

@HeyThatsAlex658 you do you. No one is telling you not to.

[@jimmatrix7244]

"Events of life flashes even during accident" My personal experience.

[@jimmatrix7244]

@@kingflockthewarrior202 Sorry! Not understanding you.

[@KingAlphaOmega]

Oh I'm glad you're back

[@pritpalbhullar3949]

@@kingflockthewarrior202 they are also part of that memory though

[@kirstinstrand6292]

gum you are guessing. Many people die with no physical or mental pain. Google it.

[@huzib.8623]

Yeah. I had it too. A sudden flashbck of life when i had a car accident.

[@Xavierpng]

But an epileptic's brain might be different from a brain that has not suffered from epilepsy. Also, if the person was actually having an epileptic fit during the heart attack his brain scan may be behaving differently to that of someone who has a heart attack not brought about by epilepsy.

[@bumblebeegamerreal]

Imagine stealing comments

[@FalconEye2015]

@@bumblebeegamerreal no life basically

[@rhowie.dearest]

yeah doctors couldnt figure it out please start a podcast and enlighten us with your knowledge

[@hammad3180]

@@rhowie.dearest 🤣🤣

[@imho2278]

exactly. you need more cases.

[@lucypearllove3098]

This info has given me so much peace. In my last moments I will see how grateful I am for the life that had been gevin. 🙏Gratitude to my God

[@HamzaKhan-ho4jw]

Allaho akber

[@lucypearllove3098]

@@HamzaKhan-ho4jw all praises to Allah

[@VulpinetideCuteTimes0w0]

@@HamzaKhan-ho4jw BOOM!!!

[@LifewithBreanna_]

Jesus Christ is the way the truth and the life

[@HamzaKhan-ho4jw]

@@LifewithBreanna_ indeed there is no doubt in it. But He (A.S) was a messenger a one of the great. He show's the same path as our last prophet (SAW)

[@upendrablissfulkumar6465]

the process is called as CHITRA GUPT CHITTA,(ledger) when brain rewinds every minute detail from birth to death

[@nadiayasin8995]

As someone who has experienced this firsthand - it concerns me as my experience of what flashed before me was not experiences in life, but more or less like deceased, never seen before family members, and it was an entirely new experience. I have often wanted to donate myself to some research....this is so fascinating

[@miguelmadrid6782]

My experience was more like a collage of random images about my life, also not related to something in particular just images but I felt some sadness though...

[@damiangrybowski9852]

I am a medical doctor and I studied NDEs. Life flashing before your eyes explained by a scan that lights up in several places is a very limited understanding of the subject. Consciousness is not local, and its reduction to a brain scan is invalid. Life review is not a linear story but a holographic representation of your actions, and the entire experience - when ends in coming back to life - is completely transformative. Unit of consciousness is beyond space and time and if you want to study it scientifically - you can, but the data is empirical. You combine it from testimonies and power it statistically. For example - you can learn about transcendental vision in people who are blind, some of them - from birth, without any concept of light. Consciousness, without the limitation of the body and mind, is able to perceive the entire hologram of reality with confirmed details, that cannot be explained in any other way.

[@RohanSanjith]

Maybe it is a completely artificial effect associated with the sudden surge of neural activity as the brain begins to shut down?

[@suryavegeta12]

Naa ure just high innit

[@johnsondominic7098]

Really interesting explanation. I've been watching a series in Netflix named surviving death. It echos the same facts you just mentioned. Do you have more knowledge about these events. I would love to connect with you and know more. I'm equally interested into your understanding of consciousness. Have a great day 🙂

[@damiangrybowski9852]

@@johnsondominic7098 hi Dominic, sure, we can chat about it. Is there a convenient place for you? Like Whatsapp or email?

[@GillAgainsIsland12]

@@RohanSanjith How odd it would be that people experience MORE awareness and sensitivity from a DYING brain!

[@shaktimahalik4193]

Actually,it is like your whole 'KARMIC RECORD' being replayed to be carried over.

[@leo19751984]

The real question here is, “why do we see our entire life before leaving?” “what is the purpose?” is mere casualty? or will it serve a mayor purpose for the afterlife?

[@ME-vi2xe]

God will give mark on his work, heaven and hell is waiting for him , God had sent here not to Enjoying, for give exam to qualify the mark

[@shaun_rambaran]

Perhaps heaven + hell _IS_ that final flash. Maybe if one has lived a virtuous Life (according to one's chosen standards), then that recollection would be very pleasant and 'heavenly', meanwhile if one is filled with regret it would be torturous and 'hellish'.

[@jkm7983]

Some people think it's your brain looking for any little clue to help you survive or escape a dangerous encounter. Now it is a ln evolutionary leftover. Or perhaps there is more

[@omni8568]

@@shaun_rambaran damn that would be one short heaven experience lol but I get what you mean

[@leo19751984]

@@shaun_rambaran That’s a great theory. If we can access to our entire life memories unwillingly on our last moment that is proof that everything is in there, but why can’t we access all of it now, at will.

[@girlhasitall]

I had an NDE in 1999, and my life did flash before my eyes, as I was dying. Then I came back to life, after having been alive in some other unknown place, for a few minutes. So yes, if clinical death is like the actual death, then one's entire life flashes before one's eyes.

[@kathyr.8135]

The other unknown place is Hell or Heaven . Hell has many layers too it . There are many dimensions of Hell . Jesus said “ My Kingdom is Not of This World “ .

[@ramirezlensonjosephwhiteca5030]

@@kathyr.8135 They are other dimensions too and parallel realities. Not just Heaven and Hell. Other places too

[@ilovenoodles7483]

Jesus be with you. Repent according to Bible Acts 2:38

[@audreyd6725]

Jesus said no one may enter the kingdom of God unless he has been born again/born from above. Jesus is saying that we must put off our sinful selves, repenting, ask God for forgiveness and believe in Him! We cannot by our own willpower conquer sin, but only by the blood of Jesus Christ. The Bible says whoever trusts in Jesus will never be put to shame

[@down-the-rabbit-hole]

@@audreyd6725 Sorry, but not everyone believes in every literal word of the bible. It's fine if you believe it, but respect others religious/spiritual belief systems and don't push yours on other people

[@sushruthshetty]

I really like your choice of topics. Very interesting and very well presented every time. Well done !!

[@omniscientomnipresent5500]

The reason the brain searches trough all the memories in near death ecperiences is simply to see if there is anything that might help survive.

[@SpontaneityJD]

interesting hypothesis. never heard it before

[@eejay6664]

Never thought of it this way . Makes sense . I was hit by a car a few years ago, I was not seriously injured. But I did have a bad pain in my side and my body was wet and I was too scared to open my eyes, I thought at that moment that if I am wet cuz I’m bleeding I am not gonna survive cuz I was soaked all along my torso.. I did clamp my hand on my side where I hurt just incase I was bleeding.. I wasn’t I was burned and it was water from the radiator that was on me

[@SpontaneityJD]

@@eejay6664 did your life flash before your eyes?

[@kevinmach730]

I love you how you say "simply" like this is the end all, be all accepted answer. It's little more than a theory and far from scientific.

[@131raghav]

fuck that makes sense

[@yorisingrango9837]

Does it mean we are all dead and this visual sensation is just a flashback of our life

[@rah651]

😂😂😂

[@williamb7275]

Sometimes it feels like that.

[@wh4tth3h3ll]

that's a great question.

[@anunrealproduction1438]

I think I had such an experience too..I was overtaking an articulated lorry around an S bend when I saw another articulated lorry coming towards me.. I switched instanly into a different mode.. One part of me assessed the situation and took measures to save myself and another part of me saw my whole life flash before me..wife kids friends family and love. It lasted a fleeting eternity. At the same time I was calculating the acceleration I needed to pass the first lorry and pull in to just miss the oncoming vehicle by a whisker .. I then stopped and recovered.. My body had gone cold..The whole incident must have lasted an instant as I was doing 90-95mph.. The vehicle being overtaken about 55 and the one coming towards me at about 55mph.. I also think both the lorry drivers must also have gone into the overdrive mode to save me from an almost hopeless situation.. I think all our brains connected to resolve the situation.. There is more to us that meets the eye.. I had a similar experience when I almost drowned in a rushing mountain freezing river as a kid

[@johnsondominic7098]

One word DMT.

[@cmohanc]

This is unreal!

[@marinaharmon5775]

Please make sure it is save to pass a vehicle. It is very dangerous.

[@Napoleonwilson1973]

Your one of the idiots that overtakes on bends, I don’t care if you kill yourself its other road users.

[@marketwatch1580]

In awe of the anchor,so calm and intelligent... Superb communication skills..

[@johnm9567]

Hi Sandhya....... Thanks for reporting this paper. Yet again your selection is right on mark. I am a survivor, and had NDE too...... I was unconscious for more than 8 to 10 minutes, after I drowned in a huge canal. I went through the life flashing experience, white light tunnel, and piercing pain through the centre of the brain. Its a vivid memory and never can be forgotten. The technicality in the paper therein is quite interesting but the mere neurological objective reduction into data and discussion, through scans and grams, takes away the wholesomeness of the NDE subjectivity. It is a life changing experience, i can bet on that. The Brain-Mind-Consciousness triad is the greatest cognitive instrument evolved in life forms. And study of NDE's are a pointer towards its existence and interplay. Kudos to those scientists, and wishing them more such best of the lucks!

[@anwaranwar-zl5nv]

Welcome to Islam.

[@himawari4962]

So true practical spirituality needs to be combined with science for that ... thanks fro sharing

[@kishoremali5547]

@@anwaranwar-zl5nv pisslam

[@ahmedmohiuddin4567]

@@anwaranwar-zl5nv why? for what reason??

[@MonsterTech]

@@anwaranwar-zl5nv are you dumb?

[@stevemartin4249]

Semi- retired academic here ... biology undergrad, philosophy of science, grad work in linguistics and education ... and living in Japan for over half my life. Just wanted to mention that the rapid flash of life memories need not necessitate a near death experience. The mere belief that death is nigh is enough. During my 2nd year of undergrad, I took a course for licensed SCUBA diving (NASDS), and on the check out dive, I had reached about a 4 meter depth and could not equalize my sinuses. The pain in my head was great, but to pass the course and get my license, I swam over to the anchor rope, and used it to pull myself down, one painful centimeter at a time. Suddenly, the pain was gone, and I thought I had equalized my sinuses. I went down, found the dive partner who had abandoned me back at that 4 meter mark, and enjoyed the scenery. But when we came up and I hit that 4 meter mark, I suddenly became confused as to which way was up or down, and felt my nose tickling, only to realize that my mask was filling up with blood. Being a novice, I thought I'd ruptured my brain or something, and at the moment I accepted the fact that this is where and when my life ends, that split second flood of memories flashed through me. Needless to say, I floated back up to the surface, and he current carried me to the back of the Boston Whaler outboard that held the other students. The dive master had gone back down to look for me. They pulled me on the deck where I laid face-down, waiting to die. After a minute or two, nothing happened, so I sat up, pulled off my mask, and rinsed the blood off my face. The dive masser returned and explained hat I had not balanced my sinuses. The blood vessels lining the sinuses had all ruptured in response to the pressure, and that same water pressure kept the blood in my head until I returned to that 4 meter mark and the blood was free to flow out. The up-down confusion was because the air in my middle ears had expanded, thus interfering with the nerves at the base of those little hairs (proprioceptors) that contribute to your sense of balance. Regardless of the medical explanation, that was at about the time I became less interested in the brute memorization of undergrad biology classes, and more interested in the philosophy of science, and then philosophy proper. As this seems to be a universal phenomenon, this neither confirms nor invalidates any theological considerations, but I can't help but to think that this experience has something to do with my values. Both upvoted and followed. Notifications turned on. Seriously thinkng of becoming a paying member.

[@gongzo25670]

DMT

[@Youtubeuser1aa]

Thanks for the resume

[@ee1yd]

came straight from reddit huh

[@sanjanamukherjee9540]

Wooooww....this is a great input on the conversation

[@stevemartin4249]

@@gongzo25670 LOL. I have dabbled in psychoactives back in the day and in the states, but here in Japan ... even the Beatles' fame did not protect them from draconian laws meant to keep the people docile and in the corporate work force. If even a Japanese ollege kid gets caught with just enough weed to make a small blunt, it makes headlines and that kid's life is pretty much over. A foreigner like myself can expect much worse.

[@fatimahussain9531]

He was remembering good times spent with his family. Thinking about happy moment releases oxytocin in brain. This causes you to feel a surge of positive emotion.

[@edge4367]

Mohammad saw the rapes he did of many captive women's...first of that jew girl recently married...and he saw he will burn 🔥 in hell because of it..

[@Old_Hippie]

That's a reassuring and beautiful sentiment.

[@monishananabala3770]

@@edge4367 which Mohammad ?

[@Rose_Ou]

Yeah, unless you were traumatized constantly in your childhood and experienced all types of abuse. Happy moments my ass.

[@surinderjitsingh7517]

A complex subject so well explained. Understandable English spoken with total clarity. I appreciate.

[@barrykelly2451]

Absolutely. The brain records everything the eyes have seen from birth. Been there. Time slows way down. I describe it as cards hitting spokes from a wheel. I felt every event as they replayed. I'll go one step further. When it ended I distinctly remember being only 51% good, 49% bad. I believe we judge ourselves. I have spent the last decade trying to raise my average.

[@aliceinabsentia]

Fascinating. As a Buddhist I think you are right about judging ourselves. Thanks for sharing your experience.

[@Mike1Lawless]

You can have the same experiences with certain drugs, when the senses become incomprehensible and then get cut off from being processed by the brain, the energy your brain requires to decode real world information only has the imagination to go too.

[@istudy2muchlol]

@Barry Kelly, there is no average, our good works can never average out our sins. Trust in the finished work of Christ Jesus as He never sinned, He was 100% perfect on your behalf, then took the wrath of God on your sins on your behalf on the cross, then rose from the dead the third day as He is fully God and fully man, the only name under heaven given among men by which we may be saved so that if you repent from your sins and turn from your own good works and believe that His finished work is that which will save you, you can never be lost, but have the promise of the future bodily resurrection and a life with purpose unto the Lord.

[@barrykelly2451]

@@istudy2muchlol of coarse there's no average. I was merely attempting to translate a spiritual experience to words. Not easy to do Joshua since it doesn't happen every day. Thank you for your criticism and sharing God's word of truth. Peace and Grace.

[@SKumar-mj6gf]

Not the brain but the soul records. Consciousness still remains after death

[@EmilyTienne]

People who die in severe head trauma accidents probably miss out on this experience, I guess unfortunately.

[@MammaKush88]

No ppl who have that happen, the brain is still active for up to 40 seconds (maybe more or less).

[@racegrubb2152]

@@MammaKush88 doubt that, probably depends on how bad the head trauma is to the head and how quick that trauma happened as well

[@MammaKush88]

@@racegrubb2152 I don't know why ur "doubting" it. It's literally a scientific fact.

[@racegrubb2152]

@@MammaKush88 well, if you get shot in the head, close range, with a 12 gauge shotgun with a slug in it, it will not flash before your eyes, your brain is instantly blown to pieces, dont think it will be active in pieces. Instant brain death, so there is now way in an instant like that, you would have memories flash in front of you. Like i said, it depends on the type of brain trauma and how quick the trauma got to that point and also what area of the brain was effected. Im not doubting it, im just saying it wont always be possible, if this video is actually legit, i hope it is, it is really interesting, but im not totally doubting it

[@chrisgraham2904]

Many people suffering from alzheimer's disease or other forms of dementia often have severe degradation of the portions of the brain that are responsible for memory. If one has no memory of anyone, any place or any event from their life, while alive, then I would be highly surprised if their life flashed before them upon death. I don't think those severely damaged portions of the brain would suddenly light up upon death.

[@SuhailaAlFraiheen]

This is very interesting. I almost died when I was 4 yrs old in the ocean. I got swept out and held to the ocean floor by multiple waves holding me down. I tried to fight to swim but there were so much bubbles in the water that I couldn't tell which way was up to the surface. I gave up trying and relaxed...And even at this very young age I saw images of my little life flash before my eyes. It was peaceful. An older neighbor friend came and saved me, but it is interesting to hear this and link it to what I experienced as a small child.

[@Bug_Bait]

We never know what's gonna happen when we go. Never.

[@a.d.b535]

I can't even imagine what it's like to have my life flash before my eyes.

[@prikshitmishra]

This is the kind of stuff I want my data and time to be spent on. Thanks Print.😀

[@laurenj432]

I think it’s kind of nice that you’re shown a movie of it all before you go out, like the universe saying “look at everything you did, your journey is successfully completed!”

[@venomfu007]

Appreciate bringing interesting topics like this!

[@sandeepsarkar8195]

“I had always heard your entire life flashes in front of your eyes the second before you die. First of all, that one second isn't a second at all, it stretches on forever, like an ocean of time... For me, it was lying on my back at Boy Scout camp, watching falling stars... And yellow leaves, from the maple trees, that lined our street... Or my grandmother's hands, and the way her skin seemed like paper... And the first time I saw my cousin Tony's brand new Firebird... And Janie... And Janie... And... Carolyn. I guess I could be pretty pissed off about what happened to me... but it's hard to stay mad, when there's so much beauty in the world. Sometimes I feel like I'm seeing it all at once, and it's too much, my heart fills up like a balloon that's about to burst... And then I remember to relax, and stop trying to hold on to it, and then it flows through me like rain and I can't feel anything but gratitude for every single moment of my stupid little life... You have no idea what I'm talking about, I'm sure. But don't worry... you will someday.” -- Lester Burnham, American Beauty

[@RamReddy-cq1lf]

Well said @sandeepsarkar ❤️

[@kevinrice4909]

And I agree.

[@Perky143247]

I totally second this. Once during an accidental fidgeting with a wrong nerve during piercing, I passed out. I could see my life flashing before my eyes, alongwith me falling in a huge, deep, dark tunnel, at the end there was a flash and the resonance of my mom calling me by me pet name. I think, I woke because of someone was performing a CPR on me and my BFF was standing by my side, shouting my name, trying to wake me up which I thought to be my mom's voice. I am ever greatful to her ❤️ and consider this as my 2nd chance towards life. I still go blank when I remember the incidence 😓

[@kerbodynamicx472]

Damn, you almost escaped the matrix from there

[@lesam.colvin1795]

It is true.....when I was 18, I was mugged, a gun pointed at my head..... I saw my life flash before my eyes like a movie......then I prayed outloud and stated I didn't want to die. I got angry and started defending myself against the assailant......he actually left me and ran . I was terrified and rode in the Sheriff's car the rest the night because I was too frightened to sleep......

[@galaxy1234]

sherrif's car? or police car?

[@lesam.colvin1795]

@@galaxy1234 Deputy Sheriff's car

[@mohamedriaz4482]

In this case fear triggered flashing of life events?

[@lesam.colvin1795]

@@mohamedriaz4482 The life flashes came moments before I fought for my life.....my understanding is I was going to be killed..my life flashed like a movie....I believed it was the end of my life...then I decided to fight for my life.

[@lesam.colvin1795]

I was telling God, I didn't want to die....and asked for His help.

[@geraldbeddows9017]

Absolutely fascinating explained so perfectly for none medical people could understand. 👏

[@greenlantern1123]

At 16 on my bike to my girlfriends house I was hit by a car. I saw it coming because I had the green light and he continued through his red light. Just before we collided A flash of all my family and her went through my mind in images of everyone before I went unconscious . Thanks to God I regained consciousness when I landed on the street. Today 37 years later she is my wife and mother of my 3 children. I always wondered why that happened before certain death but here I am all these years later still wondering “ what if “ and why ? Someday I will know but that was not my time.

[@ramesh4594]

Oohh man😯

[@denisrailey777]

I remember leaving my body in a hospital theatre under surgery. Up above my body watching Drs & nurses trying to save me. Spiriting.

[@lesleybonarius2085]

@Mike Whilst being operated on (after a subarachnoid brain haemorrhage) I was also floating above myself and had the choice of going forwards towards a bright light or coming back to my body. I chose to come back obviously :)

[@sanjanamukherjee9540]

I have a genuine question. Not to challenge you .just to understand. Why didn't you ever go to doctors and document your experience ? Maybe you could prove it to them in some way ? Because so many people have out of body experiences yet no one can prove it . there is no evidence. Surely you could tell them some things you saw that would prove your experience right ?

[@salimjaved1890]

The Narration is so good. Any person will be able to understand this difficult science thing because of the way she's saying.

[@sadiqmohd1895]

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[@lemonbalmmel]

I was clinically dead due to septic shock and already on multi organ/advanced life support. I remained in a coma for 8-10 days. Apparently I died several times. I remember none of it. Not only that, I have lost memory from about 12 hours before I was put on a ventilator. I had "sedation vacations" the last couple days of coma which I also can't remember. My mom tells me the first one I kept writing my full name and address out repeatedly. The nurses told her it's normal that the patient needs to verify they've come back as who they thought they were. I'm kinda disappointed I had no NDE experience though. I wouldn't have known I'd died at all if my mom hadn't explained why I had bruises from CPR. And then my Dr told me it was more than once...

[@wanderingangelstudio1359]

As someone who has had a near death experience twice, I can confirm that your life literally does flash before your eyes.

[@vinayseth5899]

@HeyThatsAlex658 What makes you suppose that that's what's going to happen?

[@mixedtv7083]

@Zee Aye Oh nice, looks like your an average Jesus enjoyer too

[@Massivedumps]

I experienced nothing at all so that is generalizing nde’s

[@Enzo012]

@@vinayseth5899 The universe probably goes around in a cycle but it will be slightly different each time, we'll be cycling back into it as well as part of the same universe but in a slightly different form hence the reincarnation. So that's that sorted, just keep it straightforward.

[@RosieOs101]

@@Enzo012 Futurama…😂😂😂

[@AVToth]

I've had an NDE and people I love, as they neared death, spoke with loved ones and strangers that only they saw. I don't think they were hallucinating either, their behavior was to relaxed. Hallucinating usually makes people anxious because you are questioning the reality you are experiencing. Those near death have what is more like a vision. They are calm, relaxed and most of the time they are lucid enough to understand that only they can see these visitors and that they will soon die, and they are ok with it all. Sometimes it makes me a little jealous because I miss some of their visitors and I would love to just see them for a quick hug.

[@canwelook]

Apart from perhaps awareness/ acceptance that they are going to die, your description of nde seems consistent with fairly common dreams.

[@mahlina1220]

Yes- hallucinations are like souls clinging and grasping for things they can’t control but always try to. I’m sure some people hallucinate during death. They reap what they sow...👍

[@AVToth]

@@canwelook maybe your dreams. I dream often and in color. My dreams tend to be so realistic that it amazes me that I never question why, in my dream, my house has four fireplaces that aren't actually there or that I have a hallway to bathrooms I've just never noticed. "Wow, all this time these bathrooms were here, waiting and I never noticed them. Ohboyohboyohboy!" For me, the difference is vast and there are no words I can find to describe the difference. I don't think the words exist.

[@Portia620]

Jealous no doubt! That is the thing to envy in life! This place lacks class and so many vultures and hypocrites! No such thing as true love but I’m heaven or in nothingness forever!

[@trinityz5540]

Angels of death are those visitors.

[@panther15zodiacgods47]

Some questions: 1. Does a person see his/her life flash before them when they die peacefully and unconsciously in their sleep? (e.g., a heart that just stops beating) 2. In sudden death incidents, like electrocution, a high caliber shot to the head, big explosions, or any other violent impacts, capable of destroying the brain in 1/100th of a second, would there actually be enough time to see one's life "flashing" before one's "eyes" in 1/100th of a second? 3. Exactly what "eyes" are we referring to here? Because, if a person is clinically dead, then their eyes would be useless, being dead also. 4. Is the Global Scientific Community willing to agree that we can "see" without our physical eyes? 5. If females have more Delta Waves than men, where is the evidence of the greater growth hormones in their bodies that Delta waves are supposed to produce? Women rarely grow as big or tall as men. Why is this if they have more growth hormones in their bodies? And so far, a woman's metabolism does not show greater vigor than that of a man's, especially with the woman's difficulty in burning fat cells. (Because the claim is that Delta waves increase a person's metabolic system, and higher metabolism burns more fat than lower metabolism. This question has nothing to do with sexism.) 6. Finally, I hope you guys are telling the truth about the patient's sudden death, and that his age was not a factor in doing something more sinister and unethical, (did ja kill'em on purpose?) in order to do this study.

[@sentinel5901]

Using your brain a little bit to somewhat answer the following questions: 2. If your brain is disrupted to such an extent that a majority of it is completely obliterated, there’s probably little chance you’ll have time to recite all your life events. A computer for example won’t have much time to do work (like saving files) if you just unplug it that fast, or if you break it to such an extent that it brings the entire operation to a halt. 3. We usually refer to “seeing things” with our eyes. Your eyes feed information to the brain, and the brain draws the image. It’s known that you “see” things you expect faster than reality. It’s also known people can have hallucinations and dreams while not actually seeing with your eyes. 5. There’s lots of resources that find that women have higher GH and IGF-1 levels than men. Still, nothing is ever as simple as “I have more X, therefore I should have more Y”. There’s many, many other factors that control how an organism operates. Your body has homeostasis for a reason, and that balance is what keeps you healthy/normal. Men have more testosterone and more lean mass which is a metabolically active tissue, while women have higher body fat % stored especially in the legs for pregnancy. Still, from a biological perspective, there’s no reason to have a “high metabolic rate” unless you’re in a cold climate or have high surface-volume ratio, especially when you’ll need your body resources in case of pregnancy. 6. Hoping is useless..?

[@jesikat]

I'm glad that caveats of the study are highlighted, that's some quality reporting!

[@lazerathhome]

This video appears to describe how our Spirit/consciousness interacts with our physical body in a chemical/energy format. Edit: You mention at the end a person may relive their best memories at death but you forgot to mention they may also relive their worst memories. I've heard of and read about many people who did evil things during their lives and had near death experiences. Some of them said they were terrified by what they saw and what awaited. I'm a firm believer that we have a soul and go to meet our maker. I've had experiences in my life that I just cannot deny. Nor can anyone change my mind because of those experiences. Very interesting! Thank you Lord for all that you've done for me and everyone else!

[@denisrailey777]

No time, you remember when you loved and who you loved.

[@lazerathhome]

@@denisrailey777 when I was a young man I knew a nice old lady who had been a nurse her entire adult life. She spent many years working in terminal care I believe it's called (the area people die). She personally witnessed some scary stuff. Some patients struggled on there death bed violently. They were terrified of dying and what awaited them. One story stood out the most. A guy who lived a terrible life was dying. He had done many bad things to people and he did not believe in God and Jesus Christ. The man ended up dying but the Doctors and nurses were able to revive him after a short period of time. When the man finally woke up he was absolutely terrified.by what he claimed he saw. What awaited him scared him terribly and begged the doctors/staff to not let him die. She witnessed many people die over the years and one thing was very common. Those who believed in Jesus and God usually died peacefully and those who did not believe and lived bad lives died afraid, kicking and screaming as the saying goes.

[@Asoka-great]

@@lazerathhome 😉

[@hengry2]

not everything is about religion you fucking goober

[@sethlt9681]

I was bleeding out for a good 4 mins before I lost consciousness and everything went dark the last thing I saw and remember was looking at my stomach and arm and seeing blood gush out then I woke up tied to a hospital bed with a tube down my throat, I couldn't see and couldn't figure out where I was but I held the nurses hand and then my vision slowly faded back in but I didn't see anything but my heart stopped for 48 seconds and then it was just like waking up. No real romantic moments or nothing special aside from the the incredible gratitude I felt to be alive. I dont know if there's anything after death but my life got a lot better after that

[@martynreed835]

I had a near death experience. At the age of 39 I had what they call the widow maker heart attack. Just before this happened I had a seizure. My life flash before my eyes like a pack of playing cards being flicked. When this finished I had two faces appear in front of me. One a woman the other man. Both looking at me. I could tell they were communicating, but I couldn't hear their voices and also their mouths were not moving. At this point I was in a state of shock as I didn't know where I was. Not long after I woke up with a nurse shacking me and my body felt like it had, had an electric shock. I couldn't move and my body was all tense. Those two faces were definitely deciding what to do with me.

[@brunobucciaratiswife]

Perhaps they were angels, deciding what to do? Praise God

[@sugamnema9103]

basically before dying your brain shows you a quick summary of past decades, your best and your worst.why worst?because worst memory are also prominently stored due to its significant effect on your life.thats my thought about it

[@gnothiseauton5697]

I would like to have some clarification regarding this news, please don't feel that I am countering this issue. 1.At the 1.24 minute of this video you said that person was undergoing an EEG that's electroencephalogram which a sort graphical representation of our brain activity which is very different from scan or imaging (CT / MRI). Scan or Imaging is the visual of brain not the graphical representation like EEG. It would very helpful if you provide the link of the study you are talking about. Otherwise it's very difficult to distinguish what is the scientific basis of this study and the parascientific claim like we hear in near death experience.

[@sandygrains]

Many thanks for your comment, I'm sorry I'm just seeing this. All links to papers are posted in the description.

[@mutahmarriagecounselor2272]

Yeah I was confused there too.

[@wolf222555]

Fascinating, well presented and explained. This lady is as intelligent as she is good looking☺. Thank you!

[@ipartyitravel8249]

Ive experienced NDE and what she’s saying is true. You do see life flashes by you , kinda like playing movie in a reverse very rapidly in speed. after that you feel at ease, weightless and pain free.

[@georgehenderson7783]

What was the circumstance/situation you were in? You were ill or injured? What things could you see?

[@javierhuey9817]

anecdotal

[@Nassau1604]

Please tell me if you see your life from young to old or from old to young! Thank you very much!

[@skidachilles3749]

@@Nassau1604 This sudden recall of memories before death, are explained in the Holy Book Qur'an. The Creator shows them of their life acomplishments, and what important things they missed. That is why, all people before death, they tend to show regrets and shocks in their expression before their last breath.

[@pulinkumarpaleja6351]

Yes, this is true. Within fractions of some seconds, I saw so many events happened in my life right from birth to the current time, I just prayed to save my life and the running bus got on the road again after striking with a neem tree!!! I saw nearly each n everything that was part of my life till then even the most forgotten things too.

[@rachelhartjes313]

This was the best and most informatively enjoyable video that I've seen on this subject, on KZbin!

[@FreeSpokenOne]

I have had many grand maul seizures during the course of my lifetime and started to astral travel outside of my body at a very young age. Each incident was unique to my own perception and leaving the body does not indicate death each time, sometimes we simply leave and return then try to make sense of that experience through dreams. It is how we work through our feelings and personal situations. One OOB was unlike the others and I went to what is referred to as purgatory or a location where my life is examined by myself which is the ‘flash before your eyes’ portion. As blissful as this was, I decided to return to living, reluctantly, but because my life wasn’t finished. There were more things to be learned. In another incident I traveled up a tunnel of light and the closer I got to the brightest area I heard voices speaking about ‘the meaning of life’ and as I approached this ‘voice’, the harder it was to hear what was being said until I couldn’t hear it at all as if this answer I wasn’t ready to know. It was letting me know there was indeed a reason for living life and for us all to do so. We are in a school to learn what we need to advance forward. Every single thing that happens is supposed to happen regardless of how good/bad it is, but fear not, the end is not painful or bad, it’s only the end of one part of us and the beginning of another. Be at peace and know we are all part of the same existence, all one entity, where we are meant to be at all times, and are loved more than we can begin to imagine. Do not fear for your loved ones or yourself, it’s going to be fine. I’ve seen the other side first hand, would never fabricate anything of this nature, and wanted to share what I have seen and know as a result. Blessings to you all! (No, I’m not religious, I’m a spiritual being, metaphysical) This is who I was born to be and we are not all experiencing a mass hysteria. Chemicals in the body do not make everybody see what we do while outside the body. Those who have crossed over and returned have seen the same things in different ways but because we all did see this astral plane is all the proof I’ll ever need to believe that death is not permanent, only that the body we live in dies. It has to, it’s an organic organism and this is it’s very nature. So don’t be attached to it, this will not last forever. Cross over blissfully, unafraid, and prepare to once more see the people and animals you now miss most, they will be waiting for you and always have been. It all happens in the blink of an eye because time doesn’t actually exist there.

[@gothboschincarnate3931]

yes i know all this.... you forgot to tell people if the get lost at the border of heaven to use their clairsentience and clairempathy to get thru it. Where is this purgatory that you speak of?

[@naomisherred166]

I hope so. It sounds wonderful- I'm 48 and seem to be worrying about death way more lately and I can't seem to get away from my fear of death 😔

[@caperuza333]

@FreeSponkeOne: Wow! Thank you for your sweet and gentle input. I want to think of death, the other side and our existence as you describe it.

[@skidachilles3749]

@@naomisherred166 This sudden recall of memories before death, are explained in the Holy Book Qur'an. The Creator shows them of their life acomplishments, and what important things they missed. That is why, all people before death, they tend to show regrets and shocks in their expression before their last breath.

[@brianvolpe3242]

I’ve had similar OBE’s and astral projections from a early age. One thing that I’ve never been able to explain is this reverse experience where 2x I’m in a tunnel of light but it’s dark on the other end, it’s like this huge dark mass. The only explanation I can come up with is I’m returning to the physical realm and can’t recall where I was before! I’ve definitely had many experiences all of which have lead me to some of the same conclusions as you! They have guided and change my life forever but I don’t really talk about it with people. It’s all about frequency we vibrate at and this “reality” is very dense but we are attuned to it, yet this can be bypassed through different methods. This is only my experience and conclusions, I can’t speak for others.

[@seviregis7441]

There are both scientific and also religious explanations for these phenomena, and when dealing with them, they coincide with each other. Just because it can be explained physiologically and neurologically why a person’s life flashes before their eyes when they’re dying, doesn’t mean that God didn’t set it up that way to grant a person one last opportunity to reflect upon their life and repent for anything they have done wrong. It has recently been shown that the last region of the brain to die is the area in which decisions are made. And also that hearing is the last to go, and there is a verse in scripture that says: “faith comes by hearing, and hearing by the word of the Lord”. I know this is true because I worked as a medical chaplain for 15 years and ministered to people on the precipice of eternity. And there were times when they briefly died but came back or were in a lengthy coma and then came out of it, yeah even during that time they remembered hearing me praying for them, even while completely unconscious. There is most certainly more to life than just the nuts and bolts.

[@beefstew4698]

Amen 🙏

[@phoenixrisin2269]

Religious explanations? You mean spiritual explanations. Religion is an invention of man☮️❤️☀️

[@renatovonschumacher3511]

@@phoenixrisin2269 Yes, but he meant what you mean.

[@MadebyKourmoulis]

Interesting theory on time for repentance. I was leaning towards that being your judgment slide show but I like your theory as well. That would be in character for God to do.

[@sca8217]

If I may ask, what is you definition of God?

[@Mezilesialan]

Very interesting. I appreciate the clarity of your explanation. Thank you.

[@RV-in2mc]

With everything that we've done and still do I find it surprising that we haven't delved deeper into this side before.

[@gothboschincarnate3931]

science is full of deniers that aren't even interested in the other side.

[@burnerr]

who says private industry hasn’t? there are massive amounts of R&D labs around the world

[@gothboschincarnate3931]

@@burnerr who, what and where?

[@burnerr]

@@gothboschincarnate3931 follow the people involved with military/federal neuroscience in the 60s and where they are today. See who has cited their papers, where they've worked at, the advancements done during their tenure, etc. Rabbit trail every scientific achievement and a good amount goes back to private industry in the US and other nation states. Most research universities work with undergrad/grad students helping a handful of subject matter experts. In private industry however, you get lifelong subject matter experts helping other lifelong subject matter experts on research that does not have to be published so the results can remain internal to the organization whether it be Raytheon, Boeing, Lockheed Martin, or an offshoot company by any ex employees. Even the army has limits due to the nature of beaurocracy. It wouldn't be too useful having anyone ranked higher than you in your org openly request results on your work. On the other hand, private companies can deny or accept anyone whenever they please regardless of title or position held in office. Read into the history of Skunkworks with Ben Richard's memoir, "Skunk Works: A Personal Memoir of My Years at Lockheed." Also make use of University libraries. You can see what is the state of bleeding edge tech with research papers and then look up if any other company has licensed the technology or employ people that are subject matter experts in the field. TLDR: "technology transfer" is the keyword you should look into with an emphasis on the history of science between 1950-Present day.

[@rishabhmishra9628]

This phenomenon is known in India since ages. Many yogis have talked about kalbhairavi yatna. Memories of this lifetime and also the memories of past lifetimes play out in a short span at time of death.

[@kamalkumar7978]

You literally connected something else to something else. You took some science and connected it with something else and made a pseudo-scientific assumption.

[@nohaybanda]

@@kamalkumar7978 There's a large body of NDE research available on the internet. Rigorous research, including a lot of undeniable, verified phenomena that cannot be explained by current science. A lot more happens in a typical NDE experience than just 'life flashing before eyes". This study extrapolates from brain-scan to force-fit into "life flashing before eyes". Mere correspondence of brain scans to patterns similar to memory does not establish "life flashing before eyes". Or anything else. As of now, we just don't have the scientific tools to properly/ experimentally NDEs. However, a study of the large body of NDE experiences leads to undeniable conclusions about their authenticity.

[@mickeymouse-uw2fs]

@@kamalkumar7978 hey idiot, what's so hard for you to digest? Just because it doesn't have a scientific research behind it, these were talked for ages that our life will flash in a moment when we die. Don't call things pseudo scientific if science can't explain. The yoga, shoalin monks, budhist meditation etc all are pseudo science but it has positive benefits, people who have perfected talk of experiences that are pseudo scientific as well. It doesn't make it imaginary because one can experience the by products of these practices without even going to the deeper levels

[@sadiqmohd1895]

Remember truth: kzbin.info/www/bejne/np2aiXt3mbWfi5I

[@itsme4051]

Lol kuch bhi kya?

[@kodurseenu]

My grandmother used to tell , according to our belief humans able to flashback their entire life in their last minute of life. Interesting to see your scientific explanation to it.

[@rrameshk41]

From the brain signals captured by machine. How its concluded that its good memories? Maybe it was just dying brain quickly searching for any way to survive and recalling all memory in that process.

[@dpraptorP]

You know absolutely nothing about what people are seeing when death occurs. Their life does not "flash" in front of them, I have read testimonials of 10's of thousands of people who had died, and they say they are taken to a room on the "other side" (usually after a number of other places they go to), and a screen usually pops up, the environment is different for each person, one person said it was like a movie theater around her, and all these people say when they see their life review, they see if from the perspective of everyone around you, how you made them feel, they feel everything they did to everyone they interacted with throughout their life, both the good and the bad, and how it affected the people close to that person (like their family). They say if you - lets say, killed someone, you felt how everyone connected to that person was made to feel. It was a very detailed and a long review for many people, and many people say it was the most intense thing they ever felt to see just what effect they had in this world. People who did really bad things say it was horrifying to watch. And there were "light" beings around them the whole time, which most NDE'rs see. But no one ever felt any judgement from these beings, only from themselves. Most doctors are so brain locked to staying ignorant about what people are really saying about what they saw and experienced. However, a growing number of very intelligent doctors and professionals are studying this phenomenon and are realizing just how profound this experience is, since it always completely alters people when they come back. These weak and lame attempts by doctors like this one, to try and explain something they can never comprehend, just show how science has lost its way and stays limited and close minded. If you want to understand what Really happens to us when we die, go and start reading a large number of what people who died have to say about it, they are the only ones qualified to talk about it, not these phony doctors like her who dont have a clue about what they are talking about. get informed or stay ignorant, its your choice. If you are at all interested in knowing what people are seeing a glimpse of where we are going, here are some Doctors to research: Dr Bruce Greyson, Dr Sam Parnia, Dr Eben Alexander, Dr Jeffrey Long, Dr Pim van Lommel, François Lallier, Dr. Raymond Moody, Dr. Michael Sabom, Dr. Margot Gray, Dr. Kenneth Ring, Dr. Ian Stevenson, and many others who say there is an "embarrassment of riches" of the mounting evidence of what is really going on. One last thing, A number of doctors had expressed same opinion that this lady has (like the Harvard Grad Neurosurgeon Eben Alexander), until they had an NDE. That ALWAYS seems to change peoples mind of what really happens at the moment of death, and what is waiting for us after.

[@ronfantone1347]

Finally god bless you someone who gets it... Reading these comments and listening to her with so damn depressing Seriously this is all medical mumbo jumbo

[@taraalan1131]

Did ‘screens pop up ‘ for the people who died before tv and the like were invented ? I found your comment very interesting.

[@hogweedblitz8739]

@@taraalan1131 Hi Tara, That's a very good question. There have been a lot of reports throughout history of people who had died and woke up after describing seeing lights, beings of light, dead friends and family, and a journey to a beautiful and vivid place. The oldest was a warrior named Er from ancient Greece. But what people report depends on what they experienced in their lives. A small % of people claim to see Jesus, usually religious ones, in other countries people have reported to seeing their religious figures: Buddha, Allah, etc depending on their beliefs. So they are tailored to the individual to make them more at ease. As far as life reviews go, that was just one persons view, it can be as simple as reliving your life in your mind, being in front of a group of "Elders", seeing a panoramic view of your life in front of you, seeing just parts of your life in scenes in front of you. So it usually involves looking at a screen or many screens, but the actual movie theater I mentioned was just one that had struck me that I remembered, but there are many ways, again it all depends on what "they" read from the life you had just lived. But most people who reported a life review did see it on some kind screen of varying sizes in front of them. Details from old NDE reports are not very detailed, and I have seen that the journey in the afterlife does represent what the peoples beliefs were at the time, but life reviews were not described in them. If you are interested, you should listen to testimonials by people who had died, some are just amazing in what they saw.

[@taraalan1131]

I wish we could speak- I’m unwell tonight but I want to tell you about strange pre death conversations with family , and paintings I did which I believe prove an afterlife. One is above the local church and he said I couldn’t have known about the type of boat , hairstyles etc. When I feel better I’ll get back to you in more detail. Energy never dies and I’m totally convinced. Obviously the brain decomposes but our energy lives on.

[@robertfindley921]

Fascinating. This was very well done. I appreciate the scientific approach including overview of wave types/frequencies and disclaimers at the end.

[@ghungroogangatesh3549]

Yes, according to our Shruti’s, our entire lifetime is reviewed frame by frame in one kshana, 48 seconds

[@kamalkumar7978]

kshana = 48 seconds or an instant of time ?

[@nemumami]

This makes me happy especially since my grandmother got to hear her favorite songs for the last time (hearing is the last thing that a person retains before passing), I’m glad that along seeing her memories past-by that she heard the music along with it.

[@HiTechReviewsUKI]

Just my 2 cents. I was in hospital a few years ago after trying to take my own life, I was in a coma and flatlined and the doctors said I was clinically dead for 2 minutes. All I can remember seeing was darkness but I remembered that, upon being told I was dead for a short amount of time I recall saying to the nurses all I seen was darkness.

[@meangreen6044]

I had a surgery and I was put to sleep, I was asleep for hours, and it was just darkness. Months later I was afraid that that what it was like to be dead, no sense of time and just in darkness. I had PTSD from that realization, although I did have a mental breakdown and began to have intense dreams and what seemed like prophetic future happenings in my life, later I saw what was an angel or familiar person surrounded by light who told me everything would be ok. I still wonder why some people have near death experience and only see darkness while others have flashes of memories.

[@narcissistinjurygiver2932]

same thing my mom said when she tried to kill herself.

[@nathantorian3005]

I suffered sudden cardiac death, and I experienced absolutely nothing during the 20 minutes that I was without heartbeat. One second I was running, and the next instant second I was on the ground in immense pain with EMTs over me. I could not account for where I had been or what happened during that missing 20 minutes. I didn't even know that I was out for 20 minutes, because for me it was instantaneous. I imagine that is what death is like. Complete nothing. "Life flashing before your eyes" sounds like a nice thought, but I don't think there's any guarantee of such. Interesting of what they were able to capture though, and I hope this patient was at peace.

[@virajkadam3017]

Did you suffer a heart attack while running? What was it attributed to?

[@domini1331]

This kind of experience is common even when we faint. We will be dreaming before waking up, but cannot remember much except that we were dreaming something. Just before waking up, we hear outside sounds matching with the dream.

[@rupeshvislawath]

I always had curiosity whether we die as a whole entity and experience no pain thereafter or we die part by part and continue experiencing pain as our organs die one after another.

[@RD-ij2sz]

Perfect . This can happen in case of peaceful death .In case of sudden death it may be beyond comprehension .

[@ash9x9]

Agree, this is what Kerry Packer told as well, he was dead due to a cardiac arrest for 20 min before being revived. When asked he said - There was absolutely nothing. Nothing exists after our lights go off...

[@blooeagle5118]

What's interesting is that events like this occur as well as "Out of body" experiences. This is actually going to be my field of study, to determine the relationship between the brain and the soul or spirit.

[@AnneAndersonFoxiepaws]

Well if you want to record brain activity I am up for having it done... mind you I may be old but hopefully have a wee while left. I would be only too happy to let them record my brain activity, especially if it helps or gives comfort to anyone else facing death. I used to have regular sleep paralysis, except it happened before I went to sleep, even sitting up sometimes. One time I got so scared, I believe I had an out of body experience. My youngest was lying on the bed with me when it happened and I jumped up and lunged for the lightswitch, but my hand went through the wall and simultaneously I heard Matthew breathing close to my ear and it was like getting sucked backwards across the room by a vacuum cleaner to my body. I know a lot of people dont believe in this but it was nearly 30 years ago and I remember it like it was earlier today. I dont care who believes, all I know, or care about, are my experiences which I know are real.

[@PigeonLaughter01]

Super cool, where or what field do you get into to study these things?

[@blooeagle5118]

@@PigeonLaughter01 i'm actually diving into psychology and neurology for this. I believe it isn't so much a connection as a "disconnection". Whereas, your brain has a certainly amount of electricity flowing through it via your neurological system, and it sort of holds your consciousness there where you are, similar to gravity forming a planet, it sucks it in towards itself. I can go further but the comment would be months long lol

[@blooeagle5118]

@B B Can you disprove that?

[@blooeagle5118]

@@AnneAndersonFoxiepaws well, I personally have a lot of school to truck through for a Psychology doctorate and a masters in Neurology, secondly I'd have to perform a dissertation infront of scientists who likely adamantly believe that the soul does not exist, but I believe there is a connection using Carl Jung's studies between dreaming, sleep paralysis, sleep deprivation hallucination, psychedelic hallucination (Primarily DMT and Psilocybin, or shrooms), and near death experiences.

[@specnaz1395]

Your work is very unique and very interesting .one can't just pass over your updates

[@barrysims9906]

MY wife suffered a frontal left lobe stroke on the opperating table. All memory was gone. She did not experence this. How sad for her. RIP Darling.

[@gothboschincarnate3931]

its all recorded...non locally...im sure her higher self will return any lost memories.

[@Heshem_Joel]

The day of judgement?. It can be the best or the worst of memories, "moments before their death", quite dependent on how they lived their life.

[@AlexRadic5]

What happens is that time stops so you relive all the great memories as they happened which can feel like 3 weeks that actually happens within seconds, Just shows there is more to life then we'll ever understand

[@segurosincero4057]

What a charming young lady. She helped make the topic very interesting.

[@Kenny765y]

What if we all are dying on our death bed and are going through our whole life flashing before we die. 😳

[@mohamedriaz4482]

If we are experiencing.. It is not flashing

[@juddarcano151]

I have a friend who also got involve in a motorcycle accident, he told me that for a few minutes he was so shookt that he even remembered every single details about his childhood

[@lisanidog8178]

WOW! Now I know what dad experienced as unfortunately he died before my eyes of lung cancer. I wonder after death if people can still see as dad's eyes were open and facing me ignoring everyone else. Dad had an interesting life so his flashes must've been incredible.

[@xiqueira]

just saw my aunt pass of lung cancer. also had tbe same questions. we talked to her beyond no pulse. i think they are there but also falling into their thoughts

[@lisanidog8178]

@@xiqueira my condolences. Hope she had pleasant last thoughts.

[@lisanidog8178]

@@jerrycash1261 oh wow! That's fantastic!

[@skidachilles3749]

This sudden recall of memories before death, are explained in the Holy Book Qur'an. The Creator shows them of their life acomplishments, and what important things they missed. That is why, all people before death, they tend to show regrets and shocks in their expression before their last breath. Or the so called, when your creator trully speak to each of us after the life trials ended, an speak to us in His own special way.

[@lisanidog8178]

@@skidachilles3749 while in Hospice dad apologized for a lot of things so we got our books all straighted out so to speak and what did surprise me is dad ignored the nurses, ignored mom, didn't notice my brother wasn't there and looked right at me. I told him I loved him and then he passed. I could almost see his spirit leave. It's been 33 years and I still miss dad. I got to keep the horse picture I took and gave him his last Christmas he had by his bedside. He loved that picture I took a year before. He was a big baseball person. Wonder if he's been pitching some good games up there.

[@aguswii2402]

So now the question is, are we really living real life or just a flashback of the past

[@cre8eve]

If it physically hurts then its real my friend.

[@LifewithBreanna_]

if you believe in Jesus, you can have the gift of everlasting life

[@TheKrzyniu]

Thanks for sharing this info! I would suggest to avoid mixing it with the images of CT, MRI or fMRI as it can be quite confusing when brain waves are involved. Anyway, for those who were puzzled as I was, this "routine scan" was an EEG measure for diagnosing epilepsy if I understood this paper correctly.

[@michaellynch1159]

Correct

[@engineeredarmy1152]

I actually had death experience in my dream. And I was presented with life flashes, then there was complete blank, guess brain can't imagine life after death, so then I woke up with intense heartbeats.

[@chandubai]

IMHO Dreaming of death or death like situation is different than what the subject is discussed in this video.. In fact a sound sleep 😴 💤 of a person is as good as dead only. Dreaming in sleep is something to do with subconscious mind activation

[@adurpandya2742]

That means you gotta pick a god and start praying, and change your life to get noticed. To prepare for the afterlife.

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@@adurpandya2742 It's better if that god is not Allah.

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@@jaydutta7711 it isn't as God name is Jehovah

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@@adurpandya2742 pick a god? There's only one God and there's many different names outside the bible but there's only one name mentioned in the original scriptures which is Jehovah

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Glad you went over the issues near the end. They were things I'd noted and thought to discuss here. It still seems rather speculative at this point though, and will be interesting if further data ever becomes available. However, if KZbin NDE videos are to be believed, it's not just the good times one recalls but pretty much all. (Cringefest anyone?)