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do you believe in life after death??
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Agree entirely with Sqad with regards to explanations for near death experiences... I suspect there is a lot to learn in this area still (as in ghosts, ghoulies, apparations and beareded men in tunnels) but I don't doubt that the explanation will be entirely logical and plausible.
I personally think those that claim to have out of death experiences are just experiencing their brain shutting down, I don't know or understand how that works but it certainly makes more sense to me than the idea that a set of useless emotions that are exclusively yours live on after your body is worm food.
I personally think those that claim to have out of death experiences are just experiencing their brain shutting down, I don't know or understand how that works but it certainly makes more sense to me than the idea that a set of useless emotions that are exclusively yours live on after your body is worm food.
Reincarnation is but one possibility of continuing existence. But to come back as B00 or anyone still living, one has not only to believe in being able to dip into any time period in this reality, but to actually already be the person you want to be "next time". That might put your mind in a twist :-)
As for near death experiences, there have been recorded instances of the near death survivor gaining knowledge about their surroundings that they could not have known. Such as things on the top of cupboards that could not have been in their normal sight. Dismissal is easy but difficult to justify.
As for near death experiences, there have been recorded instances of the near death survivor gaining knowledge about their surroundings that they could not have known. Such as things on the top of cupboards that could not have been in their normal sight. Dismissal is easy but difficult to justify.