Wow what you have witness is really terrible. I would expect this thread to be ignore my most members . This subject isnt attractive at all.
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Of course I know nothing about you! I have never had a NDE, but I had other things, I wrote that you that you were wrong; ACCORDING TO ME, on one point : when you say that there is nothing after death! I do not judge you otherwise! Anyway, you have the right to think everything even to yell at me, I do not care.
D_Geffarde Phartsmeller
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I won't yell at you. I'll just ignore you. Narrowminded opinions that don't allow for other possibilities, such as yours, have no place with me.
D_Geffarde Phartsmeller
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Hah no offense but that's a story I won't be sharing with strangers on a big cock site
You are as narrow-minded as I am ! Ah, ah, ah!
you do not allow yourself other possiblities as you deny every possibility of life after death, good luck my sweet! I still love you anyway!
And your cock, I have just discovered it it is great anyway...
I agree with you when you say you will not share your experience, but in this case if you had a somewhat spiritual experience, why concluding that there is nothing? This is an interesting point of view...interesting because, sorry I am french, I do not understand it, and i like to be confronted to things that I do not understand, and i am not kidding !
D_Geffarde Phartsmeller
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Is cool . You dont have to share that experience if you dont want.
I only ask because the subject of near death experience is a very interesting one . A great topic for a thread too.
There are real questions about near death experiences. The first is skeptics claims the brain is coping with death by creating a fantasy or dream to make it pleasant. Second its known that by touching or stimulating a certain part of the brain , more or less , near death experiences can be created. There has been an experiment created to test the validity of near death experiences. A cardboard with a number has been placed on top of a file cabinet where only someone who is presumingly flowing out of their body can read. Charles Tart , a parapsychologist at UC Davis , claims that one patient who had a near death experience was able to read that number. However there has never been another person who has had a near death experience who has been able to read that number on top of the cabinet in any similiar experiment anywhere.
D_Gunther Snotpole
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Yes, some people have suggested that some substance given off when the brain has little oxygen, triggers these 'experiences.'
I don't know.
I did have a 'near death experience' once ... or I think I did.
I was having my tonsils and adenoids out. (What was I? Eight? Nine?)
For that surgery, the hospital I was in still used ether as an anesthetic.
What I believe I remember is the classic tunnel of light, and 'me' somehow rising up to the ceiling from which I could see everyone, and hear voices quite clearly, at least for a moment or two.
The problem is that I've read a fair amount about 'near death experiences' and can't be sure I haven't conflated what I read with what I actually experienced. So I wouldn't take any of this to the bank.
NDE's are interesting, but it's hard to tell whether they really prove anything.
And therefore, I suppose, they don't.
D_Landrocke DeLonguepiece III
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No so. There are things worse than death. I have seen many people who only welcome death and wish it would come and great them.
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If you're dead, you can't become any more ill, or suffer any more. That's what I meant. Wasn't that obvious? What I didn't say (or mean) was death is good, bad or as you say, a relief because it can be all three. I think that's equally obvious but then I was pretty much tongue in cheek, but that seemed to go over your head.
D_Landrocke DeLonguepiece III
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No need to be disrespectful. I understood that you were being a bit sarcastic. But I was also trying to make a point.
I never had a nde BUT I have been confronted to many phenomena!
I am writing a novel about it, impossible to sum up in a fews lines.
If you could read french, I would recommand you to read Jeanne Morrannier's books ! "l'univers spirituel", "la mort est un réveil"...there might be some english translations...
whatireallywant
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I nearly died in June 2003 from an infection. I didn't have a NDE but the doctors said that I was close to death, and the nurses came in and asked me if I wanted to make a living will. I was actually too out of it to think of doing that at the time, but it is something I should do in case I am in that situation again. Hopefully I won't be in that much PAIN again - EVER!
I did have some subtle personality changes after that. I don't think they're really apparent to many people, but I know what they are.
And I still don't have the strength back that I had prior to June 2003, unfortunately.
I did have some subtle personality changes after that. I don't think they're really apparent to many people, but I know what they are.
And I still don't have the strength back that I had prior to June 2003, unfortunately.
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I wasn't being disrespectful, at least not intentionally. I was merely explaining my post which wasn't sarcastic. Of course death can be a release, just as it can be a tragedy -something that's entirely relative to the situation at hand.
