RE: NDE and afterlife
April 6, 2019 at 4:24 pm
(This post was last modified: April 6, 2019 at 4:27 pm by Brian37.)
(April 5, 2019 at 6:19 pm)amerikkka Wrote: I heard that scientists found that when people have NDE, they have literally zero brain activity, which means NDE can't be just a dream or wild imagination.
Not "can be" but "is.
But not in the context of "wild imagination". NDEs are very real "experiences" but in the context not that the super natural exists, or that one can survive death, you cant. But they are a very real false perception mistaken to be real. One can have their brain concoct a intense sensation, and not understand what is really going on.
If it were possible to survive death and come back from it, you could decapitate someone, sew their head back on, and have them come out of it 100% healthy. Funny how that never happens in reality.
"NDEs" are not scientific explanations. They are personal anecdotes, superstitious gap filling answers the person makes about why they didn't die forever. They are real sensations, but not real death. They are real false perceptions because they do not know neurologically how the brain acts under duress and can fool them.
The word "near" alone gives it away. Near only means "almost" not "did".
It is possible for a nurse or doctor to not find vitals and medically determine the person to be "dead". That does happen. But if the person comes out of it, it does not mean they were dead, it merely means the was a misdiagnosis.
If you have just enough "juice" to come out of that kind of trauma, you were never dead at all. But one can have undetected "juice" that flies under medical detection.
Point is, once you are dead, beyond any window you stay dead.
If beyond "near death" were possible to survive, then I should expect my late mother cremated 2 years ago, should be able to survive that. As much as I want her back, I certainly will not hold my breath.
