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I worry sometimes about this, because I am not exactly a loving and caring person, I cuss people in traffic and when they are talking their sweet old time in line in front of me, Ive been annoyed by kids asking me things, etc etc, but on the other hand, I will normally go well above and beyond for friends, or to help someone out, it just varies so much, depends on what mood Im in that day too.
I didn't actually "die", so there was no "light at end of the tunnel" experience. Though I was in and out of consciousness, I never stopped breathing.... (Thank God)
I shouldn't be alive honestly, so it's a miracle that I'm even here. Without going into too much detail, I had lost nearly 3 liters of blood and had emergency surgery and blood transfusion to save my life. When I went back to the hospital for my checkup a couple weeks later, one of the nurses took my mom aside and told her how relieved she was to know I had survived. They had heard about me, been praying for me and didn't think I'd make it because they'd never seen anyone in my condition survive that..
(City hospitals get so busy that alot of times nurses and first responders don't get the updates...)
I remember being in the ambulance and the tech that rode in back was looking at my palms and saying how he'd only seen that one other time on a dead person (when you lose that much blood, all the color leaves your body, so my palms were practically white).
The 2nd time I rode in an ambulance, my two techs names were Daniel & Israel.
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I don't have any feelgood stories of the afterlife or anything like that...But I do know God is real.
When you're at death's door and cry out to your Creator, He comes...
I have never had a NDE, but I did have a funny experience in surgery. I went under anesthesia, and when I woke up in the recovery room, the loudspeakers were playing "Knockin' on Heaven's Door" by Bob Dylan. Better than AC/DC's "Highway to Hell" I guess.
I have never had a NDE, but I did have a funny experience in surgery. I went under anesthesia, and when I woke up in the recovery room, the loudspeakers were playing "Knockin' on Heaven's Door" by Bob Dylan. Better than AC/DC's "Highway to Hell" I guess.
I have never had a NDE, but I did have a funny experience in surgery. I went under anesthesia, and when I woke up in the recovery room, the loudspeakers were playing "Knockin' on Heaven's Door" by Bob Dylan. Better than AC/DC's "Highway to Hell" I guess.
What Ive noticed from all the negative NDEs ive read, (when the person dies in the hospital), they claim voices try to 'lure or lead' them somewhere else,
One NDE, a guy realizes he is dead in his hospital room, when he was standing over his own body in the bed, he said he heard voices right outside the room telling him to leave the room and start walking to some other place, once he left the room and began walking down the hallway, it got darker and darker, and the voices were becoming increasingly angry, eventually he was being physically pushed, pulled on, punched, and then it started to get more violent, scratching, tearing at his body, he heard these voices laughing that they had tricked him.
This was the point he was revived, the experience made him look at what kind of person he was and he changed his ways.
That cover starts great, but soon falls into GnR's typical over-production woes. Sometimes Less is More, guys! The song just flat-out goes on way too long, and then we have to listen to Axl's answering machine or whatever it is.
'80s band The Alarm actually does a really good cover of "Knockin' on Heaven's Door."
Here is a good rebuttal to the NDEs: https://owlcation.com/stem/The-Truth...c-Explanations. It goes into detail why our bodies have these experiences and why some turn towards a god afterwards. But it also states that not all NDEs good experiences and those are ones that nobody writes a book about or makes a YouTube about.
Sorry, extremely superficial and highly inaccurate article. Does not explain anything. I laughed loud when she tried to explain certain situations by “anesthesia” LOL. That is my specialty and her references are on the level of Jackson’s “doctor” who was “putting him to sleep”.
From what Ive seen on Youtube and online in general, it seems to be about 50/50, (people that have positive ones versus the negative ones), There are quite a few of both types online if you look for them.
I think this may be one reason I fear death so much, Im not a bad or evil person, but Im not a saint either, Ive caused my share of problems in the past, and was a bit of a wild child until I hit my mid 20s and got married.
I think what frightens me the most about these NDEs, no one seems to ever have a 'neutral' one (not positive or negative)...thats not a good sign imo!!
You are incorrect about the percentages. Actually, around 17% of NDEs are negative, many of these people have a religious fire and brimstone attitude about God too, go figure. But as far as the negativity goes..even here God is merciful..people have these self-induced hellish NDEs because they lived hellish lives. God takes some to the breaking point in order to get them back on track.
You are incorrect about the percentages. Actually, around 17% of NDEs are negative, many of these people have a religious fire and brimstone attitude about God too, go figure. But as far as the negativity goes..even here God is merciful..people have these self-induced hellish NDEs because they lived hellish lives. God takes some to the breaking point in order to get them back on track.
One of my good friends had a hellish NDE years ago...funny thing was, he did drugs, ran around on his wife, lied about many things, he was not the image of morality at all!
Before his experience, he didnt give God or religions any thought! He wasnt an atheist, he just liked living the kind of life he wanted to live.
After his experience though, he was a changed person, he stopped all the negative activities, started going to church frequently, he started reading the bible. I saw him when he was revived that day...he was SCARED.
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