People confuse "open mind" with "believe everything people tell you".

If the NDEs would be some sort of dreams they would lead the consciousness
to different sights but they don't.
They all lead to God.
Wonder why?  

(October 15, 2015 at 8:54 am)Little Rik Wrote: If the NDEs would be some sort of dreams they would lead the consciousness
to different sights but they don't.
They all lead to God.
Wonder why?  

Your assume that light is God, but what if light is light....maybe tunnel ending?? 
God is light?  or is light God? Didn't think of that now didn't we?  
Maybe Rik needs to crack open head and open brain? 

(October 15, 2015 at 8:54 am)Little Rik Wrote: If the NDEs would be some sort of dreams they would lead the consciousness
to different sights but they don't.
They all lead to God.
Wonder why?  

You have now claimed every single NDE ever is a religious one and specifically a religious one involving "God". Care to back that up?

Furthermore, even if it were so, who gives a shit it means fuck-all.

(October 15, 2015 at 9:03 am)Evie Wrote:

(October 15, 2015 at 8:54 am)Little Rik Wrote: If the NDEs would be some sort of dreams they would lead the consciousness
to different sights but they don't.
They all lead to God.
Wonder why?  

You have now claimed every single NDE ever is a religious one and specifically a religious one involving "God". Care to back that up?

Furthermore, even if it were so, who gives a shit it means fuck-all.

Your mind not only is totally confused but you also show a bias towards what goes against your believes
whether these things are right or not.
Why then discuss these things in the first place?
Who force you to post (your garbage) in this thread?

First of all most NDEs experiences are felt as spirituality not religions.
In fact religion is clearly put aside as much as possible from those who experience NDEs.
Few people experience Jesus but not as the Jesus that the Christians believe in.
Rather as an universal God that is part and parcel of the whole.
So religions have really no place in NDEs.

Instead of blathering and spouting nonsense why don't you read some NDEs and see where these experiences lead to.

http://www.nderf.org/NDERF/NDE_Archives/...counts.htm

(October 15, 2015 at 9:29 am)Little Rik Wrote:

(October 15, 2015 at 9:03 am)Evie Wrote: You have now claimed every single NDE ever is a religious one and specifically a religious one involving "God". Care to back that up?

Furthermore, even if it were so, who gives a shit it means fuck-all.

Your mind not only is totally confused but you also show a bias towards what goes against your believes
whether these things are right or not.
Why then discuss these things in the first place?
Who force you to post (your garbage) in this thread?

First of all most NDEs experiences are felt as spirituality not religions.
In fact religion is clearly put aside as much as possible from those who experience NDEs.
Few people experience Jesus but not as the Jesus that the Christians believe in.
Rather as an universal God that is part and parcel of the whole.
So religions have really no place in NDEs.

Instead of blathering and spouting nonsense why don't you read some NDEs and see where these experiences lead to.

http://www.nderf.org/NDERF/NDE_Archives/...counts.htm

Your closeting your head with this total bin rubbish that you right?? 

NDE's may SEEM like spiritual, but very much are not.  In head they be. 

All you say points to higher conscience, but confused and garbled are you in this.  Where do you leave your brain in the morning? 

Instead of looking to sky Daddy as explanation for all you see, just TRY to understand, you big idiot man!  

(October 15, 2015 at 9:39 am)SofaKingHigh Wrote:

(October 15, 2015 at 9:29 am)Little Rik Wrote: Your mind not only is totally confused but you also show a bias towards what goes against your believes
whether these things are right or not.
Why then discuss these things in the first place?
Who force you to post (your garbage) in this thread?

First of all most NDEs experiences are felt as spirituality not religions.
In fact religion is clearly put aside as much as possible from those who experience NDEs.
Few people experience Jesus but not as the Jesus that the Christians believe in.
Rather as an universal God that is part and parcel of the whole.
So religions have really no place in NDEs.

Instead of blathering and spouting nonsense why don't you read some NDEs and see where these experiences lead to.

http://www.nderf.org/NDERF/NDE_Archives/...counts.htm

Instead of looking to sky Daddy as explanation for all you see..........just TRY to understand, you big idiot man!

Actually i do the opposite.
I look internally because the real knowledge is within not externally.

The idiots are those who look at the physical world as the solution to all problems.
So, who is the idiot that look at sky Daddy?  

(October 15, 2015 at 10:01 am)Little Rik Wrote:

(October 15, 2015 at 9:39 am)SofaKingHigh Wrote: Instead of looking to sky Daddy as explanation for all you see..........just TRY to understand, you big idiot man!

Actually i do the opposite.
I look internally because the real knowledge is within not externally.

The idiots are those who look at the physical world as the solution to all problems.
So, who is the idiot that look at sky Daddy?  

How know you Sky Daddy not internal instead external? 

Please use your tiny brain and UNDERSTAND the mantra I make.

(October 15, 2015 at 9:29 am)Little Rik Wrote: Instead of blathering and spouting nonsense why don't you read some NDEs and see where these experiences lead to.

Is there some part of "Near Death Experience" you don't understand? Every NDE I've read about leads to the resuscitation of the person having the experience, which is how we have such accounts to read about in the first place, you ridiculous dogmatist. All indications point to these experiences being the phenomenal result of a brain in its death throes. Find me a person who's dead and communicating to us from beyond the grave who will confirm that this is a spiritual experience that happens after death and you might have something. But for now you are simply dismissing the more parsimonious explanation in favor of what you wish to be true.

(October 15, 2015 at 10:04 am)Crossless1 Wrote:

(October 15, 2015 at 9:29 am)Little Rik Wrote: [quote pid='1084947' dateline='1444914230']
Instead of blathering and spouting nonsense why don't you read some NDEs and see where these experiences lead to.

Is there some part of "Near Death Experience" you don't understand? Every NDE I've read about leads to the resuscitation of the person having the experience, which is how we have such accounts to read about in the first place, you ridiculous dogmatist. All indications point to these experiences being the phenomenal result of a brain in its death throes. Find me a person who's dead and communicating to us from beyond the grave who will confirm that this is a spiritual experience that happens after death and you might have something. But for now you are simply dismissing the more parsimonious explanation in favor of what you wish to be true.

That's funny Cross.
I am the dogmatist?  
But let us see who is the dogmatist.
You presume that a dead person suppose to tell you that i am right and you are wrong.
Why should he-she?
Life is a learning experience.
If everything is shown to you you learn absolutely nothing.
Why would you do your kids homework knowing that they would never learn anything?
You never thought about it DOGMATIC Cross, did you?