@Ionus,
Quote:People who have returned to human life from death
have told of losing their fear of death, after thay went thru it.
Ionus wrote:I have been resuscitated 3 times, once with rather life altering experiences.
No lights, no meeting dead relatives, just a profound realisation of what life and death is.
The majority of people who r rescued from death in hospitals,
have no memory thereof. Some who have had multiple deaths,
such as yourself, remembered
some of them, from a live perspective;
for instance, seeing their relatives in the waiting room of the hospital, while decedents r in surgery.
Some people have been disinherited because of untoward n impolitic remarks uttered during decedent 's state of death,
when he observed such remarks in said waiting room, in a disembodied condition.
I died 2ice, during surgery and I have no memory of either
of those deaths, but I remember having some out-of-body experiences,
while on-the-job in court and elsewhere. I rather
liked them. Thay were
FUN, tho of short duration.
Some people who 've been rescued have come back irate,
complaining
of the doctor that thay were content and did not wish to be re-incarnated.
It has been compared to "being put back in jail."
Accordingly, its ez for me to envision doing the same thing again,
after my human body has worn out.
In about 3 weeks, I 'm going a convention of people in Denver, who have returned from death
and of medical personnel who assisted them, or who r active in researching survival of death.
www.IANDS.org
I will be pleased to have 2 lunches with medical doctors who 've published their research on this subject.
I like Denver.
David
