Has anyone experienced a life after death experience?

Uhhh, I think you mean "near death experience". Om Sig David is big on this topic. Id ask him.

Thanks!

Peep, often, though not always, you can find threads on a subject like near death experience or after death experience by putting those words in the little search window in the dark blue band at the top of the page.

You can find things by category by using probable tags, in the tag search window to the right of the new posts page, for example, pizza, or dogs.

Nobody has ever "died for a few minutes". Plenty of people have died forever, as we all will. It's a question of definition. Death is the permanent and irreversible cessation of life. If you come round after a few minutes, you didn't "die".

Boy are you gonna piss Dave off. Today,Hes probably at some NDE group grope sponsored by Mensa.

he may be molting.

they do that, you know...

Dave? The nutty guy?

Well lets just say,"DAve is a libertarian"

Thank you for letting me know, but FYI: I had already search on the " search" field, but didn't find what I was looking for which is near death experiences AND I also searched to see if there was some kind of thread on where to find documentaries and didnt find anything, unless I did something wrong.

That search function is always worth a try, but it's really kind of puny.

plop the acronym NDE's into the search engine. This topic, like WMD's , has become better recognized in the acronym form

I get useful results most of the time when I search. Let's say 80%. Ok, maybe 70%. I admit I didn't try this one, sorry about that Peep.

Re original post:
Am still experiencing. Will advise when I gat finished.

I was informed that I died twice during surgery in 2005.
I only remember awakening in the Intensive Care Unit,
but I 've had several out-of-body experiences while awake, on-the-job and elsewhere.

Thay were all of rather short duration.
I have not had any since the 1980s.

Here is our website for death experiences: www.IANDS.org

I hope that u will become a member and join us at our annual conventions.
Thay are a lot of fun, attended by folks who have gone thru it
and by medical doctors who study the phenomenon and by ANYONE who is interested in it.

The permanence of life gives rise to some interesting philosophical options.





David

that's when all the good acid went away, dave...

I miss the 80's as well.

It IS a question of definition, very ARBITRARY definition, unsupported by logic.

If a dinosaur in a museum regained consciousness and he arose,
thay 'd say that he was never really dead; he was just in a deep coma.

I grew up with the notion that death was defined as no heart beat and no breathing for a while.
I know of no reason to change that definition, except that we shud add: no EEG.





David

That 's one of my very favorite decades, Rocky
even before the first Reagan landslide.
"Those were the DAYS, my friend.
We thawt thay 'd never end. . . " but I 'm enjoying my GOLDEN YEARS, too! Thay r GOOD!!!!!





David

U will be welcome to discuss it with me as fully as u wish,
either in this thread or by PM, peep.





David

Well, not the whole thing, yet!





David