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Near death experience anyone?. (49 posts / 2,025 views)
tazi tazi
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Post #1 18 May 2020 16:40
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Is there really life after death?.

Must admit i find death pretty frightening and don't know if you ever get to meet your past family at all.

Pretty daunting thread I suppose but anyone ever had a NDE and willing to post about it or thoughts on if they believe there is indeed an afterlife?.

Thanks in advance.
ken
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Post #2 18 May 2020 18:28
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I don't know much about life after death but I work in a job where I have talked with people who have died from heart failure, cardiac arrest and brought back with CPR and after a couple of them have said some really interesting stories.
If it's just a chemical reaction in the brain or something else who knows.
Watch the Robert Redford film where he proves life after death really exists, can't think of the name of it.
mal mal
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Post #3 18 May 2020 18:50
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The film - called The Discovery

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5155780/
tazi tazi
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Post #4 18 May 2020 19:00
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Cheers both and will take a look at the film, sounds interesting.
Tinhead Tinhead
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Post #5 18 May 2020 19:32
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Is there really life after death?.


No
scozza
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Post #6 18 May 2020 19:49
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Yes

The soul lives in the body
tazi tazi
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Post #7 18 May 2020 20:17
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tazi tazi
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Post #8 18 May 2020 20:18
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noj
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Social photographer... Post #9 18 May 2020 21:03
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Providing we don't get cremated the carcass we lug about will ensure life continues. Wether it's bacteria, insects, plants, animals or anything else that gets access to it; I don't believe we carry on in any way..
We are dust, arrogant dust that assumes superiority over all other life
fishie fishie
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Post #10 18 May 2020 21:26
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Cremation usually leads to being rose fertiliser

With and ex i went to a spiritualist once who after she had spoken to the ex offered to help me. She described a person overlooking and watching out for me. She described him as being in uniform and had pilots wings on his chest, but he was in green not blue. I dismissed this as neither I or my family had any connection with the RAF or pilots, so i thought. A year after this I was chatting to my mother and explained what had happened and she went very quiet. She then went and got a box out of a cupboard. She then explained that her mother had remarried later in life after her father had died and the stepfather had a son who had died in Arnhem during the war. She produced a picture of this man who was wearing his green army uniform and pilot wings on his chest. He was a glider pilot. I still cant explain to this day how the spiritualist knew and my ex never knew about any of my families history as my mother never liked her!
tazi tazi
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Post #11 18 May 2020 22:00
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It's very weird, no explaining it.

My wife also went to see someone and was told the following.

The number 8 would be lucky for us. So everyday I looked through the morning papers to check the horse racing cards to see if the number 8 resembled anything to me/us in the hope I could win a few quid.

Anyway, my wife later had twins in which one was seriously ill from birth and touch and go if she survived but they revived her and was in hospital for 3 weeks and despite a brain injury did survive.

Our other twin was diagnosed at the age of 11 with a brain tumour and we were told by the specialist that she would be lucky to reach her teenage years but if she did then she would not see them out. Thankfully after operating ‘though couldn't remove all of the tumour due to it being in a tricky place' and several weeks of radiotherapy thankfully at 24 years of age and despite having not the best of health and virtually blind she's still with us to this day.

Date of birth of twins 8/8.
mal mal
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Post #12 19 May 2020 01:38
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I live in Blackburn

Every day is a near death experience.....

tazi tazi
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Post #13 19 May 2020 10:03
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You should live in bentilee. Little fishing pool across fields from where I live, there's more chance of hooking a forensic diver than a fish.
mal mal
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Post #14 19 May 2020 13:43
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spencerh spencerh
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Post #15 19 May 2020 14:15
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To be fair, for a good majority of us living, it's fairly easy to explain this. Most of us would have elderly relatives that were involved in one of the two world wars, so likely have some connection to those in the armed forces. A lot of the spiritualist types employ a simple technique known as cold reading.

As for near death experiences, there is one theory, although it's certainly not well supported that the pineal gland excretes elevated amounts of DMT at death, and even for a few hours after, which is a very potent psychedelic.
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