The Most Famous Near Death Experience

Total fairytales. Merely the product of several organs shutting down, causing hallucinations while the part of the brain that stores memories remains vividly active.

Was his lengthy death reported in any newspapers at the time? When I Google his name all I get is his claims but nothing to validate them. Surely it would have made the papers somebody being declared dead for over an hour only to come back… seems like it’s some sort of medical miracle. Did he suffer any brain damage or was he in a vegetative state after going without oxygen for such a length of time… doesn’t sit right with me. Then he asked the most annoying question? “Why are humans so dark and doomed?” For an atheist?? That’s the first thing you ask??

Also looking into everybody’s souls… lol wow I know he said he was out of space and time - thank god! But really, he’s made the afterlife sound very tedious and boring.

I witnessed someone dying talking to dead relatives in her room. My questions to the naysayers is, if it was merely her brain shutting down and she was hallucinating, why was she only talking to people who were dead (her parents and sisters) and not her husband, children, friends who were still alive but weren't in the room?

The video was posted by someone who is involved in the Naturalvita pyramid scheme, they've taken this guy's near-death experience story and used it for a bunch of videos that are basically advertisements for the scheme.

[quote]Did he suffer any brain damage or was he in a vegetative state after going without oxygen for such a length of time… doesn’t sit right with me.

Well, if you'd put your purse on the floor (where it belongs) it might be more comfortable.

The most famous NDE in Australia was billionaire Kerry Packer's. He had a massive heart attack at a polo field, and had there not by chance been a defibrillator in the ambulance that responded, that would have been it. He was officially dead for seven minutes. He said afterwards "Son, I've been to the other side, and let me tell you, there's nothing there."

On recovery, he financed the placement of defibrillators in all NSW ambulances.

Packer said 'do what you want cause there's nothing fuckin there!' And probably for Kerry Packer, there wasn't.

You mean if he'd been nicer he would have met St Peter?

Sure, Jan.

What a load of shit

A theoretical possibility: Some posters on DL are dead people. They have decided not to go into the light.

What has he learned from it? That you can fool some of the people all of the time and all of the people some of the time.

Sorry R5 but I've never even heard of that scheme.

I saw this in my recent YT feed & thought it would make an interesting DL subject.

Other people's DMT trips are so fucking tedious.

Grifters gonna grift.

I once saw some little girl on TV who claimed to have died, but then came back and suddenly had great artistic talent. Her father, not coincidentally a minister, displayed paintings she had drawn of Jesus when she "died" and saw him.

Amazingly, all her paintings of Jesus were of a white dude who looked exactly like the artist renderings of Jesus you see in every single children's Bible.

Such utter bullshit.

R16 your thoughts control reality. Both here and the other side. If you think Jesus is a 590 pound albino, that’s how he will appear to you when you cross over. If you’re not religious, you get bright orbs and/or robed entities. The software is designed so “source” presents itself as whatever you’re likely to be receptive to. This stuff is real. We don’t understand reality.

R17 Or...her preacher father was using his daughter and crafting a bullshit story for fame and money.

In that case, I believe Jesus is an athletic top with a huge cock and is always DTF.

r7 f there was nothing there how does he know he was on the other side?

I don't think you die right away. Your body takes time to shut down. scientists say it takes about 10 minutes for everything to shut down. As you are shutting down your endorphins are firing all over the place. Your brain is probably hallucinating. Dying can be a very pleasant experience. All those endorphins bring on euphoria.

Maybe he was lying, R20, and did see something. I know of a man, who was a nasty, asshole who came back from had a near death experience after a heart attack. What he saw wasn't "the light", but a long deserted dirt road lined with dead trees at dusk.

R20, they told him he'd been dead for seven minutes after he regained consciousness. Are you suggesting he wasn't "dead dead"?

Why do people always go to "Heaven" in these near-death things?

a few have described hell

Total bullshit.

The “life review”sounds like too much work for me.

I’d go angie Dickinson and say no f***in’ way!

Oscar Wilde said that when good Americans die, they to Paris but when bad Americans die, they go to America.

Such fake propaganda.

He’s no atheist.

He learned to lie.

[quote]He was officially dead for seven minutes. He said afterwards "Son, I've been to the other side, and let me tell you, there's nothing there."

Not actually logical, though. If there were truly “nothingness“, he would not be able to have any conscious memory of it to say “there’s nothing there.” So there had to have been at least [italic]something[/italic] enough for him to recall any kind of memory of it.

But it’s all bullshit anyway. He clearly wasn’t “dead dead” or else he’d be, you know, dead. His mind played tricks on him.

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If I knew the exact moment of my death, I would light up that bong right before and get more fucking high than I've ever been.

[quote]Oh wow. Oh wow. Oh wow.

This scene from Torchwood freaked me out big time and has always stuck with me. Watching Gwen's whole belief system come crashing down.

Episode: "They Keep Killing Suzie".

I knew a girl who died and came back. And then she died. Again.