Has anyone experienced a life after death experience?

@outgoingpeep,

From your screename, I wonder if maybe u r a mortician ?

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@outgoingpeep,

outgoingpeep wrote:

Has anyone experienced a life after death experience? Has anyone died for a few minutes?
If so, please do tell your story.

Also, do you all know where I can find movies or documentaries on life after death?

See how u like these accounts, peep;
( I also recommend the writings of my friend, Raymond Moody, Jr. M.D.
beginning with LIFE AFTER LIFE. He has a very ez writing style. ):
http://www.biography.com/tv/i-survived-beyond-and-back/videos/david-laura-barbara-full-episode-2148392948

I hope u 'll like them.

David

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@contrex,

This topic always got me going>>>
Because no one has "died" and came back, therefore not dying, it is truly the one thing no one will EVER be able to explain. Therefore the possibilities of the events leading and proceeding death are as infinite as our imagination. Are we already dead and this is what happens? do we go to heaven? do we become reincarnated, all these and more possess just as much validity ans the former. That makes it such a fun topic.

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@smcmonagle,

smcmonagle wrote:

This topic always got me going>>>
Because no one has "died" and came back,

That 's not true, according to my surgeon,
who says that I died 2ice within 6 hours, right in front of him.

smcmonagle wrote:

therefore not dying, it is truly the one thing no one will EVER be able to explain. Therefore the possibilities of the events leading and proceeding death are as infinite as our imagination.

Are we already dead and this is what happens?

How do u define "dead" for purposes of your question??

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@Rockhead,

The 80s? Thinking ... hmmm? Nope..can't say as I recall them?

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@smcmonagle,

"reincarnation does make some scientific sense but even that is a stretch" Genetics and epigenetics imparts several layers of "memory" onto the phenotype. Is your gene complement actually a "
memory bank" of previous lives? That was a good topic for some of the 70's horror movies. As a kid I remember the "Brady Murphy" topic which(I think) wound up being a scam, but the idea was sound. The only thing was(I believe it was the late 50's when i saw the tale) that the mechanoisms for genetic treansfer and the sequence of the human genome were unknown.

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@OmSigDAVID,

But if you truly died by definition, u wouldnt be here. U almost died

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@OmSigDAVID,

I define dead in which is unexplainable events after life ceases to exist...This could be it. there really cant seem to be a right or wrong answer to what happens when we die

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@smcmonagle,

smcmonagle wrote:

I define dead in which is unexplainable events after life ceases to exist...This could be it. there really cant seem to be a right or wrong answer to what happens when we die

So, then, in your thinking,
if the events are EXPLAINED, it is not death; right ?

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@OmSigDAVID,

paradox>>>>touche>>> the explanation is there isnt one

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@OmSigDAVID,

and yes>>>u cannot explain death>>u r explaining a near death experience...the sentence" i died and came back" doesnt suit. I suppose for that matter "I died" doesnt make sense either.

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@smcmonagle,

smcmonagle wrote:

and yes>>>u cannot explain death>>u r explaining a near death experience...the sentence" i died and came back" doesnt suit.
I suppose for that matter "I died" doesnt make sense either.

The problem is a false assumption of mistaken identity,
to wit: that the thing that is thrown down into the hole
is the person himself, instead of his worn out meat suit (like a molting lobster who goes along on his way).

David

Has anyone experienced a life after death experience?

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