Scientists Finally Try to Explain Near Death Experiences

[@myutube5882]

There are some very convincing things that this is a spiritual phenomena: 1) People say they have a visual field of 360 degrees. 2) People have been able to accurately recount converations that were happening down the hall, on a different floor, or even down the street. One person found themselves in a car with some family members. The person was able to accurately describe how the family members got a certain fast food. This person was not physically with them, yet was able to accurately tell them what they said and did. 3) Children meet siblings who were still-born or miscarried that they have not been told about. 4) People have been able to accurately describe ancestors they have never met. They can pick them out in a group photo. 5) They are told that it's not yet their time and they have to go back.

[@Googlurg]

Another thing important to mention that tends to be ignored, is the objective effects they have on a person. I’m an open minded skeptic and have a bit of reluctance when it comes to spirituality, but people who flatline in some cases for only short periods (for us at least) come back completely transformed, and these effects are completely universal ie; Fear of death become null, much higher sense of love and oneness for all beings, disinterest in material things, radical change In beliefs, the list goes on. No conscious hallucination or physiological fluke can account for these effects in the slightest.

[@myutube5882]

@@Googlurg Amen! Also, they always say that communication is telepathic.

[@35RSkyline]

It's 100% not anything else but a godly experience

[@clubadv]

People say means nothing. Anecdote isn't science

[@jbjmbithie4740]

I had a car accident as the my Nissan Tiida was rolling...I saw my father's father....He called me by name and said 'its not yet your time'as I asked him 'what?'i came back to earth the car had already rolled i was upside down people said i rolled twice but I walked out no pain no cuts just some leg bruises and some back pain

[@stevenanderson7194]

It’s the ability of patients to clearly and accurately describe the activities of people out of their immediate visual and hearing environment that intrigues me the most. No consciousness-confusion theory can account for that.

[@salumtummundi9462]

Yes there is, we have a spirit inside a human body, because we were madd by God.

[@SUGAR_XYLER]

@@salumtummundi9462 your god needs to give you spelling lessons 😂

[@gabgab6433]

@@SUGAR_XYLER Hey Christian here, I think this person has to fix it himself not God

[@whab1787]

Thank u and i've also seen people who could see different places, like their body is in hospital but they could see what was happening in hospital and their houses also, and there r people who saw a lot of things not only dark and light....so this scientific explanation is so limited

[@Drogers8675]

@@SUGAR_XYLER coming from someone who uses emojis in their sentences.

[@CG64Mushro0m]

0:37 when you are about to die but they arent letting you go without paying that 32k bill

[@andeemengaming5000]

lolooloollk

[@deft_spex_jr9628]

That 80K hospital big my uncle had to pay is just ridiculous insurance covered 20k but that still 60K

[@ThatKidExplorer]

LOL

[@Stino.]

3 years ago I had a near death experience. After my heart stopped for 3 minutes I had a out of body experience. Saw every body in the room from above. Hearing them say goodbye and telling me they loved me I drifted away. It changed my life for ever in a very good way!

[@Dark.Wisdom95]

This is a very interesting experience. I'm sure it changed your life and made you deeply conscious of the world around you. You must have a greater sense of empathy too!

[@jonathancervantes4554]

What did u see

[@MrDrew-qh2es]

I wanna join the military after my near death experience

[@jonathancervantes4554]

@@MrDrew-qh2es did u have a NDE

[@jonathancervantes4554]

@@MrDrew-qh2es what did u see

[@TheNightquaker]

So basically, scientists still can't explain near death experiences. Got it.

[@shadaclyst6107]

So the video is a waste of time of false information?

[@leloo12n1]

@@shadaclyst6107 It explains various theories that are basically.

[@TheNightquaker]

@@shadaclyst6107 Not really, just the original title "Scientists Finally Explain Near Death Experiences" was misleading. It has since been changed. Edit for clarification: the word "try" was added to the title as part of the aforementioned change. Originally it wasn't there.

[@felixfernandez3332]

@@TheNightquaker "TRY"

[@dilladoodilla]

Thanks for saving me 9mins of my life.

[@jeremyestrada3041]

My near death experience was traumatic. I saw myself out of my body. I confronted my worst anxieties and fears. I felt myself grounding my soul when it was being plucked out. I fought it off. My interpretation is that there is a collective consciousness. I felt myself reaching for those I love. Once I came out of a coma, I found a complete lack of beauty in this world. My perception is altered.

[@angiesworld8038]

So, when you saw yourself reaching for those you love, was it running after them and they kept leaving from a distance? Kinda like how you're going towards a mountain but it pushes away from of its distance.

[@Bihari_Lala_69]

Fake 😅

[@gewoonyer]

A little fix in the script maybe: defibrillators actually cannot restart a stopped heart. They're used to shock the heart into a regular rhythm when it's in fibrillation. Common misconception :)

[@aph99]

What is fillibration

[@TheInfographicsShow]

Thank you!

[@jlm5743]

🧀

[@lukavukmanovic5045]

:)

[@luftwaffle3766]

@@aph99 A very weak rapid heart beat that can’t pump blood

[@kitsunelee007]

My near death experience was very different then what was in this video and other ppl's accounts I've heard. I was declared clinically dead for 15mins(after CPR and defibrillator etc)after hemorrhaging during childbirth. I felt a sense a pure peace, even a sense of happiness like I was home and absolutely no fear or pain, it was unlike anything I've ever felt. I didn't see any type of bright light, tunnel of light or extreme darkness. Things were dim but nothing like I had heard ppl saw before it happened to me. Then I remembered I hadn't held my newborn son yet and I couldn't die before I held my baby. I just couldn't let go of that thought no matter how peaceful and pain free I was feeling. The next thing I remember was the worst pain I've ever felt in my entire life, like my soul was being slammed back into my body at Mac5. Followed by the sound of the machines, my mother sobbing, and doctors talking loudly. The doctors and nurses were shocked(obviously)and despite their best efforts couldn't explain how I came back after 20min of them doing CPR, defibrillator, etc and 15min after that with no oxygen and make a full recovery. I'm just grateful to the Gods I did come back so I could not only hold my son but watch him grow up. *** Update: 10/24 I'm adding this because alot of comments take issue with the fact I say "Gods" and because I am not a Christian and in no way claim to be one. My comment is about my near death experience, NOT my religion. Ppl from all faiths have had near death experiences. I am very happy with my religious choices and would not dare to chose for anyone other then myself. I sincerely hope that everyone finds a religion/belief that makes them happy, brings them comfort in the worst times, and gives them something to help make sense of this crazy world. I respect all religions and beliefs. Tolerance goes a long way in life. I will not be addressing any further comments on my religion.***

[@SG-ql1qn]

I think it was your love for your child which brought you back to this world. We often underestimate the power of love and this is a love of mother and child so

[@SUGAR_XYLER]

😂 another good reason why i always used contraception !!

[@marinababy4240]

You're blessed

[@ull893]

God is real. Praise his mercy. 💖

[@marinababy4240]

@@ull893 amin 🙏🏻 stay blessed and always happy

[@ives3572]

"Those who have had near death experiences will tell you that realm is far more real than this world, more crisp, vibrant, and alive." - Dr. Eben Alexander

[@kimsmith3514]

....and with colors and shapes never before seen in this world. There is a God.

[@pinkdoe1725]

@@kimsmith3514 maybe so.

[@Zvynb]

i’m obsessed with NDEs , want experience it myself

[@jsweevil]

There are also people who have been blind from birth who can see what is going on around them during an out of body experience. I think the reason things are brighter, more colorful, crisper when we have a near death experience is because we are not limited by human senses. Our eyes can only see so much, but out spirit, soul, self can experience them in their true brilliance without human eyes. Same reason why people who have a near death experience (NDE) can look at a light brighter than 10,000 sun's but not hurt their eyes.

[@jsweevil]

@@kimsmith3514 or we can just see outside of the range of colors that human eyes limit us to.

[@thislazylife]

A friend of mine had an NDE and during his experience, he saw and talked to a friend from his childhood, a friend he had all but forgotten. He later did some research trying to find this childhood friend, only to find that he, indeed, had died decades ago.

[@JackMarston-kf3es]

Life after life exsist

[@LEGOBRICKDIARIES]

@@JackMarston-kf3es we come from there. and we are just going home.

[@LEGOBRICKDIARIES]

@@JackMarston-kf3es we come from there. and we are just going home.

[@JackMarston-kf3es]

@@LEGOBRICKDIARIES Yes. Astral

[@JackMarston-kf3es]

@@LEGOBRICKDIARIES Yes. Astral.

[@historiador1420]

When I was 9, I drowned in the river and was stuck underneath a log. I can remember panic and just nothing. Then I was with my dead grandpa, we were fishing again like we always did, then he told me "You go back now." Then I woke up coughing, my father had found me and pulled me to the bank. My time with my grandpa felt so real, like compared to this, now, this is the dream. I was under that log for a good 15 minutes.

[@murphyblogs2984]

I can concur this life is a lie death is truth.

[@rogerzimet]

There is no real death, only a changing of scenario.

[@ApuBen]

@@rogerzimet makes sense

[@Tracoen44]

Recently went down a waterslide on a lake where you were supposed to wear a tube or Donut and I ended up thinking I was dead for a solid 4 seconds but then I came back up and it was all thanks to my lifejacket I literally just felt death for 4 seconds and I just took it calm

[@tywindgaming9278]

I was drowning when I was drowning I didn't see any white light or my grandparents I saw a timer till I died my dad was the one who saved me sometimes I don't remember but my dad has done so much for he sacificed so much for me and my sibling and mom has also sacificed I may not notice but I have got the best parents.

[@steveadams5190]

Been dead twice. Actually a wonderful experience. I no longer fear death.

[@MrDrew-qh2es]

It’s like your sleeping

[@filmnationstudios389]

@@MrDrew-qh2es No, it’s not

[@Yahovahs_Angel]

@@MrDrew-qh2es sort of. . . except more of an Emphasis on Inexistence and nothingness, youre wraped in warmth have a sense of Euphoria and peace like you wouldnt believe.

[@FART-REPELLENT]

The ONLY aspect of physical death that is potentially TERRIFYING is mode of death, as not everyone experiences a reasonably pleasant death.

[@filmnationstudios389]

@@Yahovahs_Angel Nope

[@tuppydaboss1160]

I would like them explain my now 9 year old son flatlining a few years back and meeting his sister that was still born and my uncle whom he had never met. And describe what my daughter looked like when he never saw her for one second.

[@graememudie7921]

This is what the sceptics conveniently ignore.

[@andriod8014]

Can you elaborate more about it? This is amazing

[@approving9632]

please say more about what happened

[@mlegacywlyfe1115]

exactly not only for near death experiences but past life of children with memories....my cousin met his dead brother as a child, his brother was killed 10 years prior to his birth and he knew exactly what he looked like and what had happened even his name and that he was named after him...we also have so many other stories in our families that are similar like my nephew knowing the name and face of our grandfather...I've also had NDES and OBES ...it's like something is happening en maser they don't want us to realize or a truth they don't want to address or see...

[@wtfsattawtf]

It would seem that there is no linear time back home. Past present future are all the same. Trying to think through if this means we simultaneously exist here and there, if this validates that we have a rough Idea of the decisions we freely choose to make here before we 'get here'. Etc

[@katjagolden893]

I have had a NDE in 2006 when I died in a tornado. On April 7, 2006 I died 7x at one hospital and at least 3x when they moved me down to Vanderbilt. My NDE was very positive. I was told it wasn’t my time. On my way to Heaven I asked about my boys and was told me boys were fine.

[@curiodyssey3867]

You had 7 near death experiences? You may want to avoid whatever it is you are doing

[@aph99]

@@curiodyssey3867 are u joking or not i cant tell

[@kerrismith8144]

I'd love to hear about your experiences if you're willing to share your experience. I want one so much 😭 So maybe I can talk to my Dad again

[@katjagolden893]

@@curiodyssey3867 - sorry I will edit my comment. I was clinically dead at least 7x at one hospital then moved to Vanderbilt and died 3x. I had 2 collapsed lungs, spinal cord injury w/ my T12 crushed, severe head & brain trauma & 5 broken ribs among the worst injuries. They put me in a coma. Nursing staff that were in both hospitals said they literally were praying over me but not one doctor thought I would live, if I did that I would be in a vegetated stated. I proved Drs wrong at every point.

[@prodd.kappmadeit]

@@katjagolden893 jesus man, im glad you are ok now but im in highschool and taking health science having your t12 fractured or broken is bad but crushed is terrible. i pray nothing but blessings hit you because you have been thru the ringer.

[@slomosounds]

The real question is, why is the infographic show not yet at 100M subs?

[@benedictlim3028]

competition

[@moaathasim2078]

100m no 1000m

[@IlIusive]

Y E S

[@spellingmistake1]

Because Kurzgesagt exists

[@IlIusive]

M A Y B E

[@lolololololutrythcfy]

it annoys me that scientists become stubborn to something beyond they can completely understand that they dismiss it in every way possible

[@ShieldStun]

Not only out of stubbornness, they are also pressured to dismiss these things. I think some of them deep down know very well what's up but cannot accept it publicly as It would ruin their careers and lives

[@MarioMarioBW]

The superstitious explanations come easy, the scientific explanation requires verification of hypotheticals consistent with personal accounts which isn't there yet.

[@aprestoargentino5695]

@@MarioMarioBW 5% of all matter/energy is the one we can manipulate. That gives you 95% of an unknown spectrum of matter/energy that we only know it exist because it has certain efects on space/time. IT IS scientifically possible to believe we're much more than what we appear to be. Many NDE claim "everything felt and looked more real". Seeing a 100% in a 5% is not necesarilly scientific, its just denial.

[@jacobchavarria9759]

@@aprestoargentino5695 what does that mean?

[@Nathaniel_Peterson]

@@jacobchavarria9759 The human body is incapable of perceiving the entire spectrum of energy that exists all around us and inside us. Our eyes, for instance, can only detect a sliver of energy on the electromagnetic spectrum, which we perceive as color. In other words, we are blind to the vast majority of what exists. Apresto Argentino is pointing out that despite science empirically verifying this, scientists act as if the 5% that we can sense and manipulate is all that exists. And he's right. This is denial.

[@LierinLindquist]

I got in a bad accident in 2017 and hit a tree head on going 100 after having a seizure... I don't remember the seizure, I don't even remember driving at all, but I remember hearing the sound of all the windows cracking and the sound of my bones breaking and a weird sloshing sound in my brain before thinking of my late son who passed in 2010 and the 2 children I had by then. Then nothing... No bright lights, no sound, just darkness. Then I could hear everyone around me but I couldn't move or speak. It all went black. I woke up 3 days later and somehow, I lived... I broke some bones, a TBI, broke my teeth out, cut my tongue in half, and fractured my neck, but I lived.

[@stacibayles2085]

Too many near death experience have had the person be able to say what they saw while hovering above their body. Example who hit the code button, which nurse did what. Also some have even said they floated to where loved ones was and was able to tell them what they were saying and doing.

[@jsweevil]

Oddly enough, even people who had been blind from birth.

[@danielwhatarethose]

Infographics posts so frequently I don't have time to watch every one. Definitely earned their subscribers, team works to hard haha

[@brndn9423]

too*

[@Muchi871]

Yeah

[@DevanteMack]

Factual

[@TenPointTyrone]

Yeah and half of what they say to be fact isn't fact

[@kwbalance108]

AND they have several channels!

[@popeye7815]

I a NDE back in 1985 from a really bad car accident...I was going towards the Most Pure Brightest White Light I ever seen..But didn't hurt my eyes...I seen some of my deceased relatives on the other side then something in my mind said not your time...And I woke up...It was the most peaceful thing I have ever experienced... It change my whole attitude toward life...

[@Ralphitness]

Ive had PTSD since I was 6 years old… have had countless out of body experiences, lucid dreams, sleep paralysis and so on…. Based on my experiences, it’s not a brain malfunction. There really is something beyond this physical reality.

[@JackoBanon1]

Our primitive brains that apes onces used can only receive a little bit of what we call 'reality'. So there's probably a hiden dimension that we will never have a chance to experience in our lifetimes.

[@arthurwatt4144]

People who have this experience almost always see love ones or pets who have passed never live people. My daughter works in hospice and people close to death see love one or pets in the corner by a window. They talk to them and are comforted before they pass on.

[@calebstearns5571]

As someone who has had a near death experience I really want to know more. During mine I had a extremely bright flash of light, and felt like I was trapped in my body unable to move any part of my body.

[@serj8652]

Hey man, may I ask how did that happen? God Bless you homie 🙏

[@calebstearns5571]

@@serj8652sure, I ended up having my tonsils removed February of this year. I ended up almost bleeding to death. I went into shock from blood loss, and collapsed while on my way to the emergency room.

[@MysterWacht88]

I can barely believe this because of the bad grammar at the end

[@ZeniFRFR]

@@MysterWacht88 ya sure

[@calebstearns5571]

@@MysterWacht88 believe it or dont its up to you.

[@garyrichardson5575]

I overdosed on fentanyl. I thought I was dreaming when I saw my friend haven’t seen for 20 years staring at me smiling at me. He had been dead for 20 years. Then I looked over and saw paramedics working on somebody. I realize that somebody was me and that’s when I realized I had to get to my body as fast as possible. Luckily they brought me back. There’s no doubt in my mind that there is an afterlife. Before then I questioned it but now I know for a fact that it is not tricks of the brain and that you go somewhere when you die.

[@MajesticMan-iz2wz]

you know for a fact that it is not a trick? how do you know?

[@AggroChip]

I feel this is jumping too far ahead. Science hasn't even managed to explain consciousness yet, so I don't think the larger-than-life experiences of NDEs can really be touched on yet, at not least from a materialist perspective. There is still debate within science whether consciousness exists after death or not, so trying to explain NDE's in the case of physical brain activity is assuming that debate has already been decided, which is certainly hasn't yet. Regardless, still a great topic for the scientific community to look into. I feel it's been neglected for so long.

[@pureenergy4578]

Debate HAS been decided, you just don't know about it. Get the book HANDS OF LIGHT written by the physicist Barbara Brennan PUBLISHED IN 1987. Or get the book THE QUANTUM WORLD written by the physicist Kenneth Ford. In these books are words that say we are electrical energy fields because atoms are electrical energy fields. We all consist of 7 billion billion billion atoms. We are being built better than the best computer on earth. We heal. We always have the capability to go back to our perfect selves because we HAVE PERFECT FORMS. AND these forms are eternal. Consciousness is always building us. How do you think we think? These words come from the book THE QUANTUM WORLD: "constantly bursting forth are quarks spinning billions of times a second as 3 points of light forming protons and neutrons". Where do you think these quarks burst forth from? The waves of energy and light at the core of this existence. That means these waves are consciousness itself. INTELLIGENCE is these waves that we are immersed within. We breathe these waves, eat them and think with them. These waves are electrical and holographic. Many physicists have guns pointed at their heads to keep them shut down. These are physicists that say we are NOT material or mechanical, who DON'T IGNORE those quarks which prove we are light. What is called biology can only exist if there are subatomic particles like quarks FIRST. There is nothing physical or solid or material anywhere. Waves of energy and light are the core of this existence. PHYSICS 101. If you looked up those billion dollar energy colliders built around the world you would know this.

[@AggroChip]

@@pureenergy4578 you're saying debate has been decided because of one book published in 1987? Maybe that book does tell of ultimate truth of consciousness, I don't know. But even then it wouldn't mean that debate isn't continuing, because I'm sure most people are ignorant of that book.

[@filmnationstudios389]

There is a God period.

[@filmnationstudios389]

@@pureenergy4578 No

[@kennycarter5682]

I'm strongly believing in the afterlife

[@TonyJack74]

Which afterlife?

[@filmnationstudios389]

@@TonyJack74 Heaven

[@nonegiven9727]

Of course there is an afterlife, it's a fact. Why do you think Jesus Christ came and was nailed to a cross, He showed us the way back to Father.

[@spitfire184]

@@nonegiven9727 the word "fact" is doing some heavy lifting there.

[@azorian888]

u can be shure !

[@pinguusss]

I’ve had a out of body experience. Super weird. I was maybe 12 or 13 and I was learning to ride without a saddle or reigns. I got bucked off and I genuinely saw myself flying through the air. It was wild 💀

[@spacesloth6496]

I did a experiment with my dad who was sick and dieing. I asked him to leave me something after he died. Not shake things or move things. , so he left me two hand imprints int he snow and three little footsteps. IT was very special to see iT in the fresh fallen sow Made picture of iT to because could not belive iT was there. My hands fitted like a glove in those prints. Thanks dad 🦋❤️☠️🌏🦋

[@silentbullet2023]

the intriguing thing is people bring in new and verifiable information that they're not supposed to have. I tend to think that our brains work like radio antennas.

[@zex450]

Exactly. Like getting informations about various events that happened outside the hospitals, even miles away. No chemicals in the brain can explain this. There has to be another non-material world/dimension we as material biological beings can't really get in touch with it until we pass away.

[@jonas-savimbi3765]

I like looking at stuff through a Religious standpoint as well as Scientific. Its very interesting to see similarities and differences

[@grantwalter2243]

Im 14 and this is deep

[@hiSweetCorn]

@@grantwalter2243 ?

[@Kimberlyzpath]

and the scientist still can't explain things which always makes me go back to the spiritual perspective! it's the only real thing that makes sense.

[@Dracopol]

@@Kimberlyzpath Unknown things should not panic us to accept wild explanations. It's still just unknown, it should not make anyone insecure or step off the path of rationality. We should no longer fear mysterious beings who fly through the air, talk to anyone instantly and know everything we are doing. My friend flew on a plane and followed my Facebook on his smartphone with the really kickass international calling-plan, so duuuh!

[@terrafirma5327]

@@Kimberlyzpath Scientists are able to explain new things every day. That is progress... we do not have god-like knowing of all things. Humans are impatient, eager to rush to spiritual explanations for events, and maybe spirituality is correct. I am not saying spirituality is bad, even if I am against organized religion. I think that religion and science need not be at-ends with each other. Religion and spirituality comforts people with the unknown, while science tries to explain the unknown. Saying a higher entity (such as God) did something doesn't actually explain anything... because it is now known how the entity did it (for example, "God works in mysterious ways" is a common expression). What is happening is people are using an unknown reason... to explain an unknown event. Its people taking comfort in believing that reason, whatever it may be, is for their benefit ultimately. Science just wants to figure out what those reasons are. There are scientists who try to disprove god (which is unscientific since science is the study of the natural world, and God is supernatural and thus a non-topic). There are also spiritualists who say spirituality disproves science. Extreme opinions exist in any organized group, as well as moderate opinions. I am on the moderate side... I don't think the idea of a higher entity is incorrect (for a long list of reasons) but that if such an entity exists, its motives would be utterly alien to us.

[@erenyeager134]

This Sunday my Grandma died.May her soul rest in piece.

[@semimachiatto]

Godbless your Grandma and you, May her soul Rest In Peace and much love to you and your family for healing, in the name of Jesus Amen 🙏🏼❤️

[@jalifritz8033]

I am sorry for your loss.

[@cherias.4069]

Yes --May Your GrandMother Rest In Peace.✌

[@beastraban9282]

Peace to you

[@cooking_innovations]

I had a near death experience and its similar to a dream, but the problem with dreaming is that they are vivid and random while a near death experience is very clear and somewhat consistent. What i think happens is all related to the mind and there is nothing physical about it. So therefore the mind and body are two separate entities

[@ShinZprime]

not all dreams are blurry and random. lucid dreams exist and they 100% feel like real life and you can do them too! there are many tutorials

[@cooking_innovations]

@@ShinZprime yes that is true. I had lucid dreams and they feel real, but NDE is different to them too.

[@ShinZprime]

@@cooking_innovations wow thats really awesome! i only had one sadly. and oh i didn't knew about that. Thanx

[@Delete240]

The mind and body are not separate. Stop being ridiculous. The brain is part of the body. The body can’t function without it, and the brain can’t function without the rest of the body.

[@Obstacle-illusion]

@@Delete240 no idea why this is so hard for people to understand. Again this is why religion was invented to give people false hope and a sense of peace.

[@robertmacdonald4518]

I got hit my train in my car drivers side, i saw my recently passed aunt with me kept me calm? And in ICU i saw people in the hall way that weren't from this world maybe passed on people? I cant explain 20 years later what i saw i was on deaths door my left side of my body was crushed, I'm almost 100% healed and even owned my own landscape company.

[@suindoe8141]

This video did nothing but further prove to me that science is so rigid that it won’t accept the possibility of certain concepts. Science is going about this the completely wrong way. I am a believer of the afterlife based on my own experiences with pre-life as well as death itself. Science can’t explain how my nephew presented himself to me before he was even born. He even looks exactly like how I saw him in my vision to a T. Science can’t explain to me how my deceased grandmother warns me from time to time about certain things, including on how my aunt was supposed to lose the family home. My grandmother presented herself to me and told me that everything would be alright and that the matter would be resolved. She was so beautiful with a head full of white hair, she looks younger and bright in the next life. She didn’t speak words, I just knew what she was trying to convey, that everything will be ok. A few days later, my uncle won 30,000 from a scratch off, and used the money to keep the house! Science needs to level up if it wants to grow in understanding how reality works. God bless you all 🙏🏽 🕊 ♥️

[@reganh5223]

I completely agree with you.

[@user-wondercat]

Agree, it's like 'science' is always trying to disprove God's existence and the concept of a soul. There are way too many experiences that our current science just cannot explain, and I don't think they need a scientific explanation, rather a spiritual understanding or revelation.

[@JohnSmith-gh7cm]

Well, the first example you gave sounds like a coincidence, if anything. Like trying to make the best guess of how your offspring may look if you looked a certain way when you were younger. Like say having certain types of features in hair texture, color, personality, etc. Your heritage and background plays a huge role in these types of metacognitive experiences you and millions of people had throughout human history. Who’s to say animals don’t have NDEs or OBEs? Those haven’t been looked at either.

[@IronMindset67]

Science just doesn't believe in supernatural stuff, like god, angels, magic, afterlife and stuff, i don't think thats rigidness, imagine if you see a magic trick , if you don't know that magic isn't real and all this stuff is only tricks you would think magic is real and we shouldn't question them they might have supernatural power to this, that's where science come, they don't believe in supernatural powers and they will try to learn how that thing is done, and after doing reasearch they will know the trick behind it and how they did it and they present to the world that it was all trick and not magic, so i think rigidness is good, they try to find logic in everything and just not believe in supernatural things, and that is a good thing trying to find logic instead of surrending their beliefs in to thinking there are supernatural things, that's why they concluded in near death experience that it's all could be hallucinations since after death brain is also active, but they couldn't explain how some people know some things are happening in the other part of room, ins hort science doesn't know much about this, but they are trying to find and logic in here that we all wanna hear ,so instead of saying that science is rigid and doesn't believe in supernatural things, we should give them chance to explain the logic in all this

[@GermanShepherdDaphne]

They know nothing or they won’t say.

[@IKEMENOsakaman]

I don't think death is final. When I got in a car accident (I was 2), I saw angels who looked like Mr. Bean come from the skies.

[@Pyracantic]

Bro 😎

[@38thirtyeight]

A young drunk woman fell into the pond, I could have saved it. But I chose not to due to the increasing birth rate and the declining death rate

[@datboiwess]

@@38thirtyeight dang if that's true that's pretty messed up

[@oceanbanana4341]

@@38thirtyeight I call bs

[@38thirtyeight]

@@oceanbanana4341 thanks to modern science, people live longer.

[@timpavloff1567]

I've had a near death experience & I was separated from my body, I know that because I was floating above, like a birds eye view.

[@bestdogshadow383]

American healthcare moment

[@intersleep]

fr?

[@Se7enDsinSGaming]

That'd be astral projection

[@d376]

me too, i was brought to a dark plane where there was a sprit but I got revived

[@cgee6867]

I also was "floating" during my NDE....I had hemorrhaged after a surgery and was being taken "quickly" to the operating room. I remember also "floating" above to the top of the elevator and looking down and seeing my body on the gurney in the elevator with nurses and Dr. next to me. Nothing else until I woke up in intensive care and Dr. told me he had almost "lost me".

[@RazzLerSkedaddLer]

I'd love their explanation of those who saw family, friends or pets they knew that meet them in a near death experience but had no idea they actually died until after they came back. Those are the ones that are convincing.

[@jsweevil]

And why children who recount a past life experience explain the time between lives exactly like people with NDEs experience it.

[@avisheksinha7070]

@@jsweevil Absolutely true. There was a lady ‘Shanti Devi’ in India. Check her story. Your comment matches with it. Near death experiences and rebirth experiences does have some parts common. Esp like seeing family members or deceased loved ones, some angelic creature(s), saints or Gods, extreme level of peace and tranquility and in some cases they being given choices too. In Hinduism too, it is largely believed. That there are different multiverses and realms and only spirit keeps on travelling till it gets Moksha or eternal peace.

[@mlegacywlyfe1115]

@@jsweevil exactly

[@filmnationstudios389]

@@avisheksinha7070 There is a God

[@oriolagullo9800]

Yes, that is a key point. Some 10 years ago I had a regressive hypnosis to my last "between lifes time", something that is comonly considered as "pseudoscience". Here in Spain, where I am from, psychologists even consider it dangerous because it can generate "false memories". The scenes that I saw in it were almost the same as what many children who remember this period describe. That is what I find intriguing. I suppose that science will further elaborate its materialistic explanation on this phenomenon, but I don't think they will ever be entirelly convincing.

[@davidstorme8748]

Came back to life... instantly sweating, freaked-out, relieved but in severe chest-pain. Life, despite its pain in surviving, seems to be the ‘warning’ I was given.

[@metalheadzaki]

was it a heart attack?

[@missjddrage1111]

I appreciate that there's research into the subject. Regardless of what the truth is.

[@kalof3l51]

Blind people from birth who haven’t seen darkness or light who have a near death experience suddenly have vision. They can tell you exactly what they saw and describe people in the room and the other things they see. Blind people who take psychedelics still don’t have visual experiences. So the brain is clearly not responsible for this. Saying the brain is responsible for this based off these blind people is like having a blown fuse and saying despite the blown fuse this thing still works.

[@irrelevant_alfa]

How sure you in these because if this is true this is legit something that none sciences can explain as some weird brain activity or some sort of hallucinations? What im trying to say is if there's an interview with that person and other doctors than can prove what he said and described was exactly as it it's said, we can finally end the biggest fear and question of mankind- is there a life after death.

[@ACastillo_]

@@irrelevant_alfa Literally search up NDE blind people and you're BOUND to find something dude.

[@melissadwiggins]

I know it's hard to do from a scientific perspective; but I think sometimes it's just better to accept that there are things that are beyond our understanding as physical human forms. We won't know the answers to these questions until we pass over onto a different world/dimension, a higher consciousness and an all-around elevated plane of existence. One day our spirit/mind ( upon separation from the body; i.e. not the brain) will be able to understand it. Only then will we know the answers to our questions. 😊

[@lukavukmanovic5045]

Everyone is going to find out one day :)

[@src3360]

What makes you think its an "elevated" positive place?

[@qmoonp]

If people just ignored stuff they didnt understand then we'd still be living in caves

[@Se7enDsinSGaming]

When your brain is experiencing nde it releases DMT look into it

[@melissadwiggins]

@@Se7enDsinSGaming I have looked into it. And I know that DMT is released in the brain during set event but that still doesn't explain how people hear things and see things that are going on several rooms away when they're supposedly dead, or other strange things that can't be explained .These things are proven true when the people that were having said conversations or doing said actions verify that yes, it happened. There's just too many unanswered questions for there to be a finite answer. Sorry, but that's just it. Like I said from a scientific perspective, it is hard to accept, but some things just can't be explained and people have to deal with it and await the answers that will be answered on the other side. Have a beautiful day!

[@jjbentley9]

There no way possible they know. They didn't have the experience. Just like with end of Life people well holler out for there mother etc. As my momma did going to the point of saying out loud telling her mother she was not ready to go home. One could say it's hallucinations. But in that case it wouldn't just be loved ones could be the mail man. There is something beyond the physical body many of us that astral project and can remember it know this to be true what occultism had always taught.

[@youngchap4941]

cant wait working on lucid dreaming then building up to astral projection

[@jjbentley9]

@@youngchap4941 yeah definitely a blessing it we'll show there way more to you than your physical body. We astral project all time it teachings you're self to remember the experience. Normally we don't. Even Plato thought we have another part of us beyond the physical.

[@filmnationstudios389]

It’s God

[@rustyshackleford1656]

The universe as we know it came from nothing. There was a force or entity before time or matter existed that brought everything into existence. Weather you wanna label it god or not (which I do), there is something higher than us and near death experiences have given People glimpses of it.

[@rayroark3333]

I absolutely agree with you

[@filmnationstudios389]

The universe didn’t come from nothing. It came from God

[@kimgloria6094]

Nicely said !

[@maddogkilla1]

I had a NDE but mine was in a dark place and I was following a fast flame traveling around. I remember talking to someone and their eyes and mouth glowed when they spoke.

[@noahgaming8833]

What did it say?

[@bobjones8378]

@@noahgaming8833 sup

[@maddogkilla1]

@@noahgaming8833 it was a question. It's always a question but I can't answer it or he traps me. The first time I answered was the last because I went into sleep paralysis for like almost 2 days

[@Goldenproductionsemc]

The problem with scientists is that when they have worked so hard and studied for so long on their subjects, they cannot accept that perhaps what they have learned isn’t all truth. The same goes for many other subjects including history. The fact is just because somethings are written down and taught at university by intelligent people does not mean that its all factual.

[@Your_TribalChief]

Imagine if god says in heaven to us: *Your free version of life has ended now here comes the real life!* WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAT

[@topkat3764]

That's kind of what the Bible says

[@agentsmidt3209]

Dude just get another fake email ,and maybe a proxy server...another free trial of life granted.

[@winterwolfryan]

Haha, hope there are no micro transactions

[@toby9999]

I don't believe scientists have a clue. Most try to argue it away instead of actually doing the research. Most of their "explanations" fall well short. Bruce Greyson is probably closer to an understanding in my opinion based on my experience with the OBE

[@Nightstroller34]

Has anyone else ever noticed that these "scientists" with all the answers have never actually had an NDE themselves? I could read books about Australia until my teeth fall out, but having never been there, I could never consider myself a scholar on the subject.

[@therealuwu]

tough being a historian, archeologist, astrophysicist then

[@jamieseiple]

well said

[@fuckmeditation]

I don't think this is relevant :) Do you need to have cancer to study cancer as a scientific ?

[@Nightstroller34]

@@fuckmeditation No, because you can see cancer in this 3d realm. 😊

[@Genuinelycuri0us]

I haven’t heard of it being lonely. It’s been extreme peace, a life review, extremely heightened senses.

[@ciaran82359]

Theres plenty of cases where people have 'died' and had horrific near death experiences and found themselves in some kind of hellish realm / dark and lonely void / intense darkness etc. Its not all light and peace. Ive studied NDE's for over 30 years and have no idea what to make of them...

[@Genuinelycuri0us]

@@ciaran82359 ah, you know what, I made this comment right before I found videos of people who have experienced that “hellish” void. You’re absolutely right ♥️

[@filmnationstudios389]

@@ciaran82359 It’s not NDE

[@Yahovahs_Angel]

@@filmnationstudios389 it is.

[@davidstorme8748]

‘Dying’ did not hurt, however, when my heart turned back-on, it felt like being stabbed in my heart, causing me to lurch and arc my back high off my bed... I screamed in agony, despite the relief of being returned...

[@saundriagray6249]

Whoa!

[@prettymonster7877]

For me it felt like I had fallen out of bed hitting a hard wooden floor

[@frokydafroakie]

@@prettymonster7877 thats me 25% of the time i wake up

[@gamingnebula5704]

The idea of death is so terrifying, I just hope that there is a nice afterlife or something to the like rather than just...disappearing forever..if I could be immortal, I'd take it in an instant. Even if it means living to experience never end pain and live to see this world crumble apart, it's still preferable to the idea that all of that is me disappearing. But when my time does come I feel comfort in that there is a story where someone died and learned information that they should have had zero idea about, that they had a sibling that died long before them but the parents never told them.

[@emmakin6178]

Ikr

[@logopeti1231]

Yes i d never wanna disaapier

[@SwagbitoUchiha]

Personally, I'd hate to hang around forever. Non-existence seems nice once it's time to go.

[@briant9900]

The idea of living forever reminds me of that movie, Interview with a Vampire. At first they loved it until they were sick of it. Im sure not everyone would feel the same though. Very interesting topic nonetheless.

[@CrazyGamerDude17]

I mean, eventually all starts will die out and all planets will be gone so isn’t being alone drifting in nothing but black space for all eternity worse than disappearing

[@findotnet]

This may be an unpopular opinion but, I believe the only way to prove something like this is to be completely open minded. You have to be open minded to possibility of an after life, and you also have to be open minded to the possibility of no after life. If research is done by someone who is skeptical about the after life, they will look for every possible way to disprove the after life, and same thing with people who believe in the after life. Biased research is unreliable.

[@lovestarlightgiver2402]

The doctor mentioned in the video, Dr. Bruce Greyson, didn't believe in an afterlife. He believed NDEs were hallucinations at first, but it was only after he did more research that he became convinced that consciousness can somehow be beyond the body and pick up information.

[@levity1047]

Most scientifically minded people will never say no to the possibility of an afterlife. That’s because you can never disprove nor prove something to be 100% correct. Everything is just a theory and we are always building upon said theories. Even 1+1 can’t be 100% proved to be 2 (see Veritasium’s video on how math is broken)

[@RC--ds8dr]

Best voice ever

[@gr8handsftl]

I've had 5 near death experiences, been able to do out of body experiences, and passed out over the years. All 3 are completely and totally different experiences

[@salumtummundi9462]

out of body is not near death experiences. it's called astral projection

[@kristi1949]

Yeah, cool story bro

[@alessandrogini5283]

Tell me how make an out of body experiences, i want speak with my mom and my dad

[@salumtummundi9462]

@@alessandrogini5283 Well I think there's 2 kinds of out of body experience, one is scientific, the other is the real one. The scientific one is just a dream, where ur dream is that ur outside of your body. So it's pretty much not real cuz it's just a dream. While the real one is like real where ur in spectator mode in games like minecraft but this one science doesn't know yet. Though in both of these, idk how to get them. Sciencific astral projection is pretty much not real though while the natural real one is like u need consult a real spirutual healer to get one. Spiritual healer that believes in the Catholic God. Cuz they r the real n good ones. N they know how to astral projection.

[@sd3864]

@@alessandrogini5283 Astral projection. There are videos on KZbin on how to do it, but it can take years of practice to be able to do. Astral projection is forcing an out of body experience. I know you miss your mom, but why not ask her for a sign instead?

[@38thirtyeight]

If you drop a leaf from the 9th floor, the leaf would not get damaged when it reaches the ground. Similarly, a child would not get damaged when it hits the ground.

[@xtruezy]

where do you get your wisdom senpai

[@38thirtyeight]

@NDP Variety kids are afraid of heights, they never go near the edge. And I am not a pusher.

[@ashleyplays9107]

Nice try

[@Deezy07]

@Niccoló Pasquale I'm going to need another baby.

[@GetTheGet]

"Near Death in the ICU" by Laurin Bellg M.D This book doesn't sway you to either science or religion. It's a doctor working ICU and sharing the NDE's of patients. Read this book and make your mind up.

[@filmnationstudios389]

It’s not NDE

[@robertpaterson9115]

My take on the bright light is really a scary but high possible outcome. They say reincarnation is a thing with many stories of it, so I believe when we die the bright light is when you are reincarnated to a new born and the light is when you are being born and you realise this, hence why new borns cry, you cry but they say with age while brain develops you lose that memory and gain fresh start but you can get that odd one where they brain develops differently and keep the memories instead wiping them. They do say someone passes away a new born happens so I reckon this is a high possibility, you never know but is a thought for process.

[@techno.1853]

Ifreincarnation is real, then the chances of God existing is very high

[@makeout.hill362]

Heaven is real reincarnation is 100% not real

[@filmnationstudios389]

God is real

[@makeout.hill362]

@@filmnationstudios389 we know

[@defentlynothere]

I fell out of boat at 8, car wreak at 17, and my last birth. Lost a few of my minutes from my life on each. I seen no bright light, no screaming demons, just nothing. But my last one I was having a C-section and my blood pressure dropped extremely low. Me and baby's heart stopped but Dr brought us back. Only thing I seen that day was me floating beside my body. I could see my husband and the guy that did the epidural. And then snap I was back.

[@christoskaramaounas3069]

Very amazing, you had an out of body experience,well not all people go through this NDE bright lights and etc, because its not their time yet, and because God works in mysterious ways.

[@STPhoto555]

Scientists can't admit to beings having souls because it's something we can't (yet) see.

[@spoon4956]

it's something that has no evidence of existing.

[@aprestoargentino5695]

@@spoon4956 Barionic Matter/energy (energy and matter we can manipulate or detect) is only 5% of all matter. Most of the universe is Dark energy and a big chunk of it Dark Matter. There is a scientific margin for the spiritual realm to exist. It would make sense as many NDE claim that, during the event, everything felt "more real".

[@Mercy24.7]

If you ever astral projected you would know that we do have a soul. Your soul leaves your body and you can float around go through walls

[@spoon4956]

@@aprestoargentino5695 spirit science isn't even real science and they aren't studied by real scientists.

[@spoon4956]

@@Mercy24.7 we can dream about getting out of our bodies but that doesn't mean our souls are leaving it. we dream about things that we can recognise like our room for example. most of these experiences are untestable because it relies on the person that had the dream and we don't know if the person is telling the truth.

[@neosaba2777]

the way I had a near death experience is honestly a dumb one cause I caused it but not on purpose. About 9 years ago a friend and I took some pills to "trip" out and we ended up taking a bunch because we didn't feel anything. Soon after we smoked some weed to chill out because it hadn't hit us yet, I remember taking a couple of hits and started feeling weird, confused, and began hallucinating. I remember having an out of body experience, thought I was going to die because I really did trip out. I almost overdosed but somehow I managed to stay alive, it was such a scary feeling I was out of it for a couple of months. Drugs are not worth it

[@ilikecatsalot4688]

Don't smoke

[@MrRyan-wu4jx]

You write that like a person who has literally never even seen drugs. “We were gonna “Trip” on some pills and then we smoked weed to chill then I hallucinated!”

[@youngchap4941]

drugs are not worth it if you do not have respect when taking them and act afool

[@ameliaknowsbest8766]

What were you smoking? Because if it was weed you literally can't overdose on weed

[@youngchap4941]

@@ameliaknowsbest8766 what do you consider a overdose i was high for 3 days 1 time me not knowing that was a possibility at the time

[@jaybone6132]

I was dead for 11 minutes I went into cardiac arrest in my sleep I wasn't breathing for 11 minutes I had a conversation with my deceased parents they told me it wasn't My time we're all devine beings if we learn to unlock our minds we'll live forever as a higher consensus I've had out of body experience during seizures and sleep paralysis

[@AmirA-qo3jv]

Really? I can’t tell if ur joking

[@Azathoth4444]

I've only had sleep paralysis once i felt a bunch of invisible hands holding me down and i heard loud screaming. It didn't scare me it was just annoying.

[@JS-wp4gs]

That did not happen. You'd have been braindead within 5 to 6 minutes at most. Nobody ever has or ever will survive 11 minutes without breathing

[@maddogkilla1]

Sleep paralysis definitely feels life threatening infographics 😤

[@crissoto3759]

I had an out of body experience now when I regained consciousness I thought it was a dream but I remembered that when my soul was outside going up in a certain part of town my soul was going over upwards I saw a red truck break down on the freeway pulled over on the side the driver got out and walked away and left the truck when I regained consciousness I remembered the truck I was OK I could drive I got into my car and drove to the freeway and got on it I went to the spot where the truck broke down and low and behold I was shocked the red truck was there where I have seen it break down it was no dream let science explaine that one when that happened I was told to go back it was so peaceful I didn't want to go back they told me one day you'll be here but for now you must go back another time I had an accident and was in intensive care I stopped breathing and I could see the doctors working on me my spirit came put I could hear one of the doctors say over and over come on breathe as they were hitting my chest with a small machine and my body would jump up as they hit then an beautiful angle appeared and told me everything's OK go back and my spirt went into my body and I started breathing again I told the doctors about it and they said that at that moment the room got very cold all of a sudden they were shocked about it

[@MerkleAkrunphleuphle]

I have had a couple. One I was shooting up into space, felt like the tip of a pin head. All while being able to look down and able to see my family members in their home like from wide angle lens but while still able to see the whole US.

[@andreasdekrout5209]

Impossible that anyone wants to see the US after death. ;)

[@ioriyagami347]

Das cap you cant die more than twice and somehow still be alive

[@Zanic559]

My boyfriend has told me something similar, i believe you.

[@pmgjayy3818]

@@ioriyagami347 some other dude ina comments said he died 5 times

[@JD_the_fox]

I think the "bright light" was the sun or the lamp abuve the patient on the operating room, when you'r heart stops the brain doesnt shut off automaticly but it gets damaged over time until it fully dies so thats why you might get these visions

[@aph99]

@Promotional Inc. you got all the 50 year old women believing this on FaceBook

[@hands6670]

@Demert not every NDE takes place in a setting like under the sunny sky or in an operating room. Plenty of NDE's outside of these environments confirm bright lights that the people walk towards, so saying it's just the sun or hospital lamp doesn't hold up

[@Se7enDsinSGaming]

When you have a near-death experience your brain releases DMT period when you take DMT nowhere near death everything can be blinding and beautiful

[@levity1047]

The bright lights are almost certainly not the sun or any other light source because for an NDE to occur you need to be clinically dead and unconscious. What’s more likely is that your perceiving this bright light because of the way the human eye works (I have very little knowledge to recall but basic research would back me up). That being said, just because seeing a bright light might be able to be explained through science, doesn’t mean that there isn’t an afterlife or that NDE’s aren’t real

[@brian.jrmontoya3227]

@@Se7enDsinSGaming there isn’t enough research to verify that claim yet. The best evidence we got is with rats during cardiac arrest, but nothing on humans save for the fact that there is dmt in our body. Besides, if the dying process is a dmt trip, how would that explain NDEs where there was verified no brain activity to be recorded.

[@emuhill]

Science can't really describe what happens during an NDE because it's beyond the physical realm. Science is limited to the physical realm and can't touch the spiritual realm at all. This video however does explain what happens when you faint. I have done that numerous times. Only the first time did I have quite a strange experience. It wasn't an NDE though. I was in a black dark place with colorful lights swirling around nearby my field of view as if it was a whirl wind. With strange faces of people swirling around in the lights. I could also hear a continuous ringing in my ears that sounds like the 1200 Hz tone that you hear during a hearing test.

[@leomdk939]

The most amazing thing about this subject is how sure so many people are of something we can't possibly be sure about.

[@kimgloria6094]

For those who had anNDE knows for sure. What about shared NDE's... They are most fascinating. How does science explain that one ?

[@leomdk939]

@@kimgloria6094 Science doesn't have to explain that. _You_ have to explain how we can be sure that the alleged shared NDEs actually happened. It's all just stories that are "verified" by some other people ... it's not reliable information. People lie about things they want to believe in. It happens all the time. We know that much is definitely true. Who knows what's actually true with NDEs? MAYBE it's true stuff ... but who knows? More importantly, how do we know?

[@AncestorEmpire1]

Life won’t be life if we manage to explain everything

[@RC-Sev7]

Facts

[@slumz12]

Sounds like you hate infographics show

[@MrGraveBait]

Why?

[@StaticCollapse]

Break the illusions

[@undersatan5685]

Whoever said that is wrong. The truth will set us free.

[@usccho]

Everybody wants to know what happens after death but no one wants to find out.

[@usccho]

@@beep3992 Clarification...Everybody wants to know but they can only find out if they die.

[@DFthepolarbear]

I had a near death experience it was the coolest most life changing event. It's not a dream and I think until a scientist has a NDE they shouldn't try to say anything until they have one themselves.

[@colewilliams6623]

I have always felt cheated in that I never had any kinds of visions or anything during my 13 minute long near death experience! I never saw or felt anything.

[@levity1047]

This doesn’t necessarily mean anything. There could be many reasons why you didn’t have one. If there is a beyond death NDE’s might not even have anything to do with it. You may have had one but not be able to remember. You may not have had one because it wasn’t you time. You may not have had one as they could be part of the process the brain goes though when dying that your brain didn’t go through. The vast majority of people who have died and have been revived don’t have an NDE (or don’t remember it). It’s happens to a very small amount of people in relation to how many people die and come back

[@freddavis7931]

I've had multiple sleep paralysis experiences. All with the same sense of dread, but one where I saw a ghostly figure, standing in front of a hallway light, just standing there. I was terrified and shocked, but ultimately chocked it up to some brain stuff going on. I doubt some alien came and visited me just to stand there and watch me while I was frozen, it just doesn't make sense. I think there's a lot to understand about the brain and a lot of neurological underpinnings of consciousness that we don't understand yet, but I'm convinced someday we'll understand. I mean, we're a brain trying to understand a brain, it's pretty insane if you really consider it. It doesn't make sense that everything else in the universe can be understood with physics and chemistry and somehow our own human minds are exempt. We'll eventually be able to predict sequence of thoughts and once we grasp that (probably with supercomputers) we'll achieve the next level of evolution.

[@goatedmyguy128f2]

Same anytime I got sleep paralysis experiences I had a weird feeling of dread and some loud banging noises but I have this way of getting my self out of it i just try so hard to move my toes or move my jaw and it usually ends it

[@prettymonster7877]

Have a couple of near death experience my self I can say you are overwhelmed with a feeling of emptiness and you feel like your in space but in water everything is dark, warm and then you have complete comfort like your in a big soft cloud I never saw any bright light and everything slows down when you come back to life it kinda feels like you’ve fallen out of your bed and landed on a wooden floor also after you have that feeling of death you never want it again

[@Izybuzy]

Life after death is the most mysterious thing in the world. Many religions told us about it but no one alive to tell the story

[@Pherretfish]

Wow what a fun topic to be on at 11pm on a school night! 😊

[@alanmadethisbeat]

This is awesome and sad at the same time i have experience extremely close to death experiences from drug overdoses mainly from pills and after it happens you aren't scared to die anymore well at least to me

[@silverm1stx]

my mom once told me about a guy was unconscious in the bathroom. And when he woke up he said he felt like he floated out of his body and went out of his house. He saw a bright city and tried to go in it. But he heard a voice said he wasn’t enough to go so he went back to his body and woke up. I dunno if he was dreaming or not but his experience is kinda cool XD

[@chaseiphone6552]

ENERGY NEVER DIES .. YOU REALLY NEVER DIE BECAUSE YOUR REALLY ENERGY 💯💯💯💯💯💯💯

[@stark5679]

Your energy gets converted into Mako energy by Shinra for public use :FF7

[@fishergreer36]

No

[@thompsona10625]

I frequently see an intense bright light when I close my eyes at night. The experience is exactly as it is described by those who have near death experiences. It doesn’t hurt your eyes because the light isn’t physical but the brightness is comforting and beautiful. It only lasts a few minutes. It’s pretty neat when it happens.

[@shineonyoucrazydiamond824]

Huh sounds Linda dangeroue

[@persiathiest1963]

Maybe visit a neurologist

[@relinquished008]

NDE are very powerful evidence for the existence of the soul

[@catatestrophe7499]

Not exactly because technically your brain is still functioning.

[@kimcornell2123]

You are right .there are some very compelling stories about NDE and couldn't of just been hallucinations and such.

[@filmnationstudios389]

NDE isn’t real

[@lucideirune1635]

Some types of medication can increase the amount of DMT your brain releases, causing you to have a sort of drug trip. When I was a teenager, I was at such a dangerous dose of medication, I had many drug trips. Some of them I even had in school classes. One thing I did though each time was perform a reality check to become aware I was in some sort of dream and while drug trips are a bit harder to control than a lucid dream, being aware makes so much of a difference. Also, this might sound weird, but when my friends and I had these dreams, we didn’t have disabilities (one of my friends had Down syndrome and I was able to understand him as if he didn’t in my dreams and even learning to understand what he was saying in reality). I have a goal of wanting to find out what sort of chemicals are released so maybe in some sort of VR one day, we can talk to these people and view them as we really should. Oddly enough, I even had some sort of drug trip during a medical procedure, when I was supposed to be unconscious. Then again, it is better to have one of those than be awake during the procedure (there are horror stories with that one). I had some sort of NDE a while back when I went into shock from my blood pressure getting too low, stopped breathing, and then I lost consciousness, only to wake up in what felt the same as my drug trips. I was aware I was in some sort of dream, but also knew in reality, my life was in trouble, so I asked some dream characters for help.

[@forgottenzero897]

i know the people in dreams are supposed to be reflections of you but how could they help?

[@lucideirune1635]

@@forgottenzero897 Placebo healing so I could recover. I did not want to lose consciousness in my dream, so I was asking them to help me wake up.

[@forgottenzero897]

@@lucideirune1635 ah ok

[@cadethumann8605]

So do you believe your nde/dream was a hallucination?

[@lucideirune1635]

@@cadethumann8605 To me, it felt like a dream because I had abilities I know are impossible to have in real life. Also, my psychiatrist said those types of dreams were a result of giving me too high of a medication dose.

[@davidstorme8748]

I was about 7 feet above my body, third-person omniscient observing, completely aware of the situation, cause, and immediate action that needed to occur...

[@StaticCollapse]

Culture has an influence on these experiences!!!

[@davidnaylor2831]

literally

[@MysterWacht88]

Can you let me know why mate

[@TonyJack74]

No not really

[@aliciasam5239]

@@TonyJack74 yes it kinda does

[@TonyJack74]

@@aliciasam5239 no no it doesn't

[@davidstorme8748]

After two minutes, my soul ‘spooned’ my body... here I began levitating above my body... I remember, foul-language and all, yelling at God screaming I was too young.... after sometime, my heart re-activated... and it hurt!!!

[@CharlesRonaldoRobins]

You can be a king or a city sweeper but everybody dancing with the grim reaper.

[@Solesteam]

Brain: Error: Eye vision active ≠ Dream vision active. Running reboot system. Error: Temporarily removing user to preform reboot.

[@prettyliyah463]

I’ve had sleep paralysis a couple times per month every year since I was a baby according to my mom. I don’t understand why I see demons , evil things, I hate it so much if anybody knows how to stop it let me know ….

[@user-xs7dj2xm6v]

pray to Jesus

[@levity1047]

You’re seeing demons because your mind goes into a state of panic and conjures up negative scenarios. If you’ve had this condition for so long why haven’t you seemed research? Try looking on Reddit/quora for accounts from other people and look up KZbin videos that try to explain it with science rather than just saying it’s demons. What you’re seeing isn’t real, I understand that doesn’t change the fact that it is terrifying but it’s not real

[@user-xs7dj2xm6v]

@@levity1047 it’s real, demons are real

[@levity1047]

@@user-xs7dj2xm6v If the demons this person was seeing was real they would not be here. Demons are not portrayed as just wanting to scare.

[@user-xs7dj2xm6v]

@@levity1047 I’ve seen shadow people various times, I’ve seen the hat man once and I don’t even do drugs at all. I know what I saw and the next day my first video was about the hat man when I didn’t even know that was his name.

[@hopenolan4447]

I had sleep paralysis and I swear I felt my spirit return to my body when I woke up

[@aidan608]

You should research/talk to Dr. Eben Alexander. Very interesting research he’s done into NDE’s after having one himself that caused him to have a complete shift in the way he saw consciousness and the afterlife.

[@geshtu1760]

There appears to be a giant chasm between scientists' confidence that they've explained this, and the actual reports from patients who have experienced it. We need to study this scientifically but from what I've seen, scientists are too quick to speak, and not doing enough listening. Here are some things that all of the explanations fail to actually explain, at least for me. We need to LISTEN to the experiences. 1. If it's just altered states of consciousness, why does it so profoundly affect the person such that they describe the experience as "more real than real" and they can still vividly recall it in great detail even years later? If the brain is malfunctioning, how was their memory so switched on? How does a malfunctioning brain (or a brain with no activity at all) create experiences that are so rich? and so similar to each other? 2. People have relayed accounts of events that happened while there was no brain activity. I don't know why this isn't taken more seriously. 3. Replicating an out-of-body experience with drugs or brain stimulation actually does NOT prove that these experiences are caused by the brain. If the alternative hypothesis was that consciousness isn't created within the brain, then all you've done is show other ways to make consciousness leave the brain. If consciousness could leave the brain in death, couldn't it also leave the brain or experience profound events outside the brain due to drugs or brain stimulation? All it shows is that those things can affect consciousness and how it interacts with the brain. It does not show that it is caused by the brain. And finally, some food for thought. Science has been incredibly successful at explaining the natural/physical world. Yet we don't experience that world directly. We only experience it through consciousness. The *only* thing we have direct access to is consciousness. Everything else is secondary. It's likely that some kind of "physical" world exists, but there's no reason to believe we're seeing it as it really is. Given how little we currently know about the interaction between consciousness and the physical world, shouldn't we be more humble and open-minded about what that interaction might look like? Nothing prevents us from finding truth more than thinking we already know it. Given that the only thing we have direct access to is consciousness, why do we assume the physical world is more fundamental? We only experience the physical world through consciousness, not the other way around. Maybe consciousness is more fundamental. We won't know if we never look into it.

[@KarePassion]

He mentioned that people are transformed, but that maybe it is because they are just so glad to be alive. This is negated by the fact that many ND Experiencers, express anger and disappointment at having been revived, or at having been told that they needed to go back. They are transformed spiritually, but not because they were happy to be revived.

[@PJGRAND]

This is a great video for people interested in near-death experiences I like how impartial this video is it's neither pro or con it just lays out the facts as we know them today

[@cassieandmakeup]

Back over the summer, I had an OD and ended up in the hospital. It was a suicide attempt. I OD’d so badly that I had 25 seizures and I flatlined for a minute. I could feel my soul, not my body, I knew it was my soul coming up out of my body. I heard my mom screaming and crying begging me “not to leave her”.. My soul lifted through the hospital roof and into the sky, up through the clouds and then I was standing, I looked up and I saw the gates to heaven. They were humongous. Up above the gates were god himself. It was as if it were a hologram of him because he was as big as the gates were. He had his arms open and hands open as if telling me to enter. He had a huge smile on his face and he had a white beard and moustache with bright blue eyes. I remember looking down and actually looked at where the gates were open. The way that it all felt is something I cannot explain clearly enough to someone who hasn’t experienced it themselves. You need to experience it in order to understand. My Nana and Uncle were there, each of them holding one hand of the son I miscarried 3 years ago. I can’t remember much after that, I forgot how I got through the gates. But I remember actually being inside of the gates. Everything was like walking on clouds, there were these little streams and rivers flowing through the clouds and every kind of animal was running around. Rabbits, butterflies, cats, dogs, just all there in harmony. And then things went black. I was back in my body, I was brought back. They had to put my on life support for a week. But all of that happened before I was on life support. I can picture it still so vividly. It completely changed my life. I was a drug abuser and suicidal for many years, I quit everything after that. This is my second chance at life, but I know that when it is my time to go, I will see my loved ones again.

[@SpyderBlackOfficial]

GOD BLESS YOU 🙏🏼 Thank you for sharing your experience.

[@vickybiagini8623]

You have been blessed to see your family and Heaven.

[@dudelove8854]

The more and more technology advances only seems to get a greater confirmation of a divine creator and life in the here after..

[@SweatierAcorn]

Except that is the opposite of what is happening.

[@cookie-dough-fox69]

I remember one night in particular, taking ecstasy while at home. I was so miserable and didn't want to go out, even though I was kind of obliged to. Anyway I took it and decided to have a nap. Shortly after, I "watched" my brain light up. I could "see" connecting lines, and then my frontal lobe (I don't know, just guessing) lit up RIGHT UP, and I felt amazing, jumped up and had a good night. That was 20 years ago, yet I can still "see" what happened. Anyway, I think near death experiences are much the same - just the brain lighting up after an explosion of chemical reactions.

[@sigmamale4147]

Yeah drugs can do crazy things, idk why he didnt talk about dmt

[@D-Rock420]

@@sigmamale4147 yep, DMT is why I clicked the video. Thanks for saving me the time watching the video. I was like "is infographics really gonna talk about DMT?" 😆 Guess not

[@rogerzimet]

The out of body experience, that is, when a person sees the doctors trying to save his or her life and can even precisely tell what they did and what they used in the Operation Room, that experience can't be created by drugs, friend.

[@sigmamale4147]

@@rogerzimet the ears might be functionning during the operation, + you brain can dream, so why wouldnt it be able to "recreate" the scene ?

[@onsLinneke]

whether or not chemical reactions, that is still not saying what caused it, what's the source of it all

[@Crystalsyrp]

I BEG SOMEONE PLEASE EXPLAIN 1:04 THIS ONE TO ME: I believe everything has scientifically answer but how come they see the room when they're dead?

[@mattcool941]

maybe their soul

[@Nathaniel_Peterson]

The brain does not produce consciousness. Consciousness produces the brain.

[@slap_A_flamingo]

I was pronounced dead twice when I was 12 after a road accident. It was amazing. I seen my dead great grandad and the second time blows my mind everytime I think about it. I was laying on the operating table and it's like I woke up with my eyes open. Everything was black and the slowly got really bright. My sight was blurry then came clear. I seen inside the operating room. I was sedated before I want into the room because I can remember trying to fight the need to sleep. I lasted to the count of 3 lol. I described it to the doctor once I woke up from a two week induced coma. He looked like he was going to puke. He couldn't explain it.

[@alorikkoln]

This is wonderful. After humanity has suffered so much over the past millenniums, now we are finding out, that there really is a life after death and even aliens. 😄

[@offstyler]

Umm, we didn't find out anything like that yet...

[@cybernerd7492]

I mean what is the purpose of life

[@平行男孩儿]

After the death of a person, the soul of the person will go to the Wuwei space, and then in the five-dimensional space will travel to another parallel world. It is an evolution, because after a person dies, the human soul will travel between the universes. Therefore, only when people die can they get closer to the body of the universe. That is, our human soul can travel between parallel universes.