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Comment on Doctor says near-death experiences are in the mind by A.B.

A.B. — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 04:05:41 +0000

I’ve had two blue light experiences that I describe as blissful. I did not want to “come back.” I begged not to. But, then THUMP!I was back. But I wasn’t dying. I had just finished meditating, climbed into bed and was turning to get in a comfortable position in both experiences. Another time I was “visited” by a vision that also brought bliss. He came each night for 5 nights and told me he was giving me information – it came so fast and he was putting it in a huge book for me and said I would understand it all at some time. No meditation involved for this one. I also had an evil presence as I was napping on the couch and could not move. As scary as it is, it is a simple hypnagogic experience, known to science for a long time. All of my experiences are probably hypnagogic.

As delightful as they are, falling into the trap they are real is what early man must have done when he was dreaming. These are the wonder of us experiencing the wonders of our brain. Enjoy the trip! It’s our wonderful brains bringing you just another scene from the greatest show on earth – us, here, now. No myths, no magic, no gods, no afterlife, just our brains bringing bliss.

Comment on Doctor says near-death experiences are in the mind by David Schneider

David Schneider — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 01:24:45 +0000

Very interesting when the “religion” of medicine is faced with explaining the process of the physical death of humans into the next dimension.

Comment on Doctor says near-death experiences are in the mind by Gary D Powell

Gary D Powell — Sat, 17 Oct 2009 18:34:55 +0000

I had the same experience, died 3 times on the operating table, woke up from a coma 11 days later, and don’t remember nothing but getting off work one day, and waking up in the hospital 11 days later 30lbs lighter and tubes stuck all in me, and on morphine.

Comment on Doctor says near-death experiences are in the mind by richard cranium

richard cranium — Sat, 17 Oct 2009 17:16:31 +0000

I had a NDE in Jan of 1986 – code4 on the street after a pickup truck stopped in front of my motor cycle traveling at 60mph…..paramedics administered cpr for 20minutes (cpr really hurts buy the way). Anyways, met Jesus and God that day, never been the same since. It was an awsome feeling, spent some time trying to rereate it, to no avail. I’ve come to accept it and no longer fear death, or much anything else for that matter. There is a better place that we all go to.