Discussion What death is like- Article

[jatty]

I read this article and thought i would share.

This is what it’s like to be dead, according to a guy who died for two minutes

Man was dead for two minutes at a time after a motorcycle crash and drug overdose

www.the-independent.com

A person who died shared their experiences with death- here are some notable quotes I liked:

"I had no idea, it was just black emptiness. No thoughts, no consciousness, nothing.

"Both times I was just "not there". It was just all black. I would describe it as when you take a nap. A short nap with no dream, you wake up and it feels like you've been sleeping a long time, when in reality it's only been about 15 minutes."

"I definitely fear it less. I know now that death is nothing worse than sleeping. When you die, you just stop existing, nothing to worry about!"

"The second time I had no idea. I was in pain and all of a sudden there was nothing, just no life. Then I was awake and in pain again."

 

[TheHolySword]

I'm not certain how much I believe NDEs or even people pronounced "dead" who were later revived have actually experienced death. I don't know how to explain it. But I think it's impossible to know until you are actually dead. There's such a wide variety of NDEs that I don't believe any of them are an accurate depiction of death.

 

[Pale_Rider]

I'm not certain how much I believe NDEs or even people pronounced "dead" who were later revived have actually experienced death. I don't know how to explain it. But I think it's impossible to know until you are actually dead. There's such a wide variety of NDEs that I don't believe any of them are an accurate depiction of death.

Agree.

 

[OnMyLast Legs]

I'm not certain how much I believe NDEs or even people pronounced "dead" who were later revived have actually experienced death. I don't know how to explain it. But I think it's impossible to know until you are actually dead. There's such a wide variety of NDEs that I don't believe any of them are an accurate depiction of death.

yeah NDEs are just the brain acting weird. you don't experience the absence of brain activity