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  • Scientists say we came from nothingness (big bang theory) and they also say that when one dies we will enter a state of nothingness again, so if we came from nothingness and then when we die we go back to the same state then how do we know for sure that this is actually happening?

  • My Dad died. a few weeks after his death he appeared to me - full apparition - I was wide awake -he looked younger and was wearing pants and a sweater - he shared we don't die, there is no fear, there is no struggle, there is no physical pain on the other side or other dimension you go to, there is however still emotional challenges. He shared incredible sense of peace with me and he could only stay for a short moment. I am a sane person and have had other visitations from people who have died.

  • This belief can be found no where in the bible. The bible says that when someone dies, they know nothing. As long as someone dies, they go unconscious according to the bible. God was the one who created life and I think he is the one who should say what happens when we die. Dont allow yourself to be deceived.

  • Beautiful video , thank you for sharing !

  • When will you make Ace Ventura 3?

    

  • @Inskyismom LOL!!! And I thought I was the only one who thought that. He is actually cuter than Jim though..LOL

  • i have that same painting or picture in the background (hard to tell) of the light house getting its ass kicked by ocean.

  • @sucktheSAUSAGE Let me try to answer your question from the Baha'i point of view. When you die, you don't go to anywhere in this universe or any different dimensions of the universe or anything. This is because this universe is a physical world. When you die, you go to a world that is purely spiritual and not at all material. It is a spiritual world that is not physically connected to this world. Hope that helps.

  • This whole question of life after death was answered definitively 100 years ago by Edward C. Randall. Read "The Dead Have Never Died" and "Frontiers of the Afterlife". Your doubts will be over.

  • Great Video!!

  • great video,

  • when the world ends in millions of years, where will our spirits go?

  • @sucktheSAUSAGE  If the world ends (EARTH) that doesnt mean the universe does..

  • @Hazardmusic88 That's a good point. Do you think other dimensions exists in the universe, or do you think they are in a completely different reality?

  • @sucktheSAUSAGE I cant answer that, i have no idea. Im not a person who will sit here and say i belive in a afterlife and im not the kind of person to sit here and say there isnt one, thas somethink i never now intill i die. but We only now a small % OF r universe. everbody is engey and engey canot be detrode so make u wounder were r engey goes when we die.

  • plz brothers and sisters ! stop saying Lies ! Read the Quran , its a great book ! and search about islam ! the true islam wish is mean peace ! and be good in ur life and go to heaven ! plz just try to read quran even f u hate my comment right now !

  • @rockabdechafi4ever I tried reading the Quran but it was too hard to understand.

  • @basicman101 thats a proove that god who write the quran ! Just look for subtitle , and god will help u understanding the quran , i really apreciate it when u try to read it ,

  • (continued...screw you and your character limit, youtube) Another thing these NDE documentations never examine carefully are other factors...like explore whether or not the patient sees the hospital room or room they're in before they have the NDE? Many patients see operating rooms as they go into surgery.

  • This isn't convincing me. All of the things this guy is describing can also be interpreted as a way the mind panics at the moment of death, and therefore the mind imagines 'floating' outside of the body.

    As for the hearing, comatose people can hear.

    I'm more inclined to believe the typical and atypical NDE is more than likely the fact that the body isn't completely dead yet than an out of body experience.

  • I have all kinds of proof of life after death.

  • Rene, first I lost my dad, then my beloved mother. It has nearly killed me. I have suffered beyond belief. I have now looked for four years to see if my mother and dad are OK. Trying to see if I'll ever see them again. Not much success, and I continue to exist with great difficulty. On a side note, first cancer stole my parents, then reincarnationists stole them from me for good. Well, if time does not exist then there's no linear reincarnation. Get real...let's just admit that.

  • Rene, I appreciate your videos, but I must admit that NDEs proof of nothing. I suppose the next thing you're going to say is that they're also proof of reincarnation...but then they'll also have to be "proof" of hell, eternal damnation, Judaism, Catholicism, Hinduism, Buddhism...although I doubt you'll see it that way, most reincarnationists don't. Now, here's the irony: this has happened to me personally and it was as "real" as real can be. Yet, I doubt it for one very good reason.

  • @Robs327 Objectively verified veridical perception in Reynolds' NDE is experiential evidence that her NDE occurred during clinical death when her brain was inactive. Whether you call this proof, evidence or suggestive off - its still pretty interesting and point to life after death.

    That you have some personal problem with reincarnation or the death of your parents has nothing to do with this - so don't mix things together - and be respectful, please.

  • @nfsm07 You want to have a real life discussion with me? Fine. Give me your email address, and I will send you an email and talk to you.

  • @nfsm07 consistent among thousands of people who have had ndes. You have atheists who came back believing in God. You have many people who came back better people because they felt the effects that all of their actions have caused on others. People who felt so loved by this force (which we call God), who came back and changed careers to help people. They all became different people. And you dismiss it as just words? Atheists' arguments are just not convincing. 

  • @nfsm07 Yet another string of weak arguments, I'm sorry to say. "Dragons, and shit like that"? You've got to be kidding me. When people have clear ndes when their brain is dead, it points towards an afterlife. And an afterlife suggests the existence of a Creator. We call that Creator God. If the brain shut down, which it did, the patients understood the conversations because their soul was communicating with the creator. These videos are not just words. They are recollections that are ....

  • how does a person remember the experience when the conscience doesn't have a brain? all the conscience has is feelings.

  • @12o1 Thankyou for your response. That was a very thoughtful and accurate analysis.

  • @nfsm I can't see how you say I'm narrow minded when I have watched so many videos where so many people who had ndes, doctors and other professinals have testified. The opposite is true. It is atheists who are narrow minded in not even wanting to see these videos. Atheists refuse to see proof even when it hits them hard in their twisted faces.

  • @cameronmoj i'm very sleepy right now so my response may not be very insightfull. firstly , when you asked for things the human mind creats by itself, i immediately thought of god. and i think rightfully so, i mean , as much as you want to deny it, right now you have no hard reason to believe it exists.

    but this answer would cause clash because you obviously believe it so i'll give another example : mythical creatures (ie dragons and shit like that) wich as far as we know never existed.

  • @cameronmoj also, i'd like to have a real live discussion with you about the matter. the reoson being that i really REALLY dont like to discuss by comments cause it doesnt flow very well and its unaffective. but about those proofs you call blatant, i wouldn't be so sure. to me, that chain of thought just is a bit hiffy logically speaking. what i mean is for example: if we scientifically know that the brain stores memories, and during the experience it wasnt working....

  • @cameronmoj how did the extra sensorial experiences got there? also, the brain is the responsable for human emotion, not to mention basic cognitive ability, like understanding language, if it WAS shut down, which it obviously was, how did the patients understood the conversations?

  • @cameronmoj and i dont like your attitude towards atheists, you seem to in your face. this doesnt really fit in the discussion itself, but is just my opinion. people should be the most sceptical they can be about everything, cause that way we would only believe what we were really REALLY sure, and had trusted empirical systematic proof of.

  • @cameronmoj oh! and when i said " dont try to use this video as proof..." i meant all videos like this . sorry if it wasnt clear enough

    because what matters is not so much the quantity of these videos so much as the nature of them. they dont really prove anything, they're just words, you only have the testemonys word for it.

    and no, that is not enough. cause a large number of people claim to have seen,.... say.... michael jackson in the sky after he died and we all know, well ... -.- not trust

  • @nfsm07 cont'd He felt nothing but terror. Like a lot of other atheists who had death experiences, this guy came back no longer being an atheist. Now my friend, what more proof do you want? The human mind may be pesky, but when the brain stops functioning and you still see things that change your life if you're fortunate to come back, well, explain that one. I mean, name me one thing that the human mind creates all by itself.

  • @nfsm07 I am not using just this video as proof. There are many other videos on the subject too. Many doctors testify to patients whose breathing, heart rate and brain totally stopped, they were dead, then came back and said what they saw. Many patients said they felt all the emotional effect their actions had on others. Many said they felt so loved by a force (ie God) that when they came back their lives changed completely. Oh yeah, and one atheist said he felt no love.

  • @AssiotRS "stfu you ignorant fucking scum." Is that the best reply you can come up with? You are obviously incapable of providing a sensible or logical argument. So you resort to insults and profanity, which shows who the real ignorant scum is.

  • In both cases, they had no answer. I encourage everyone to ask atheists these same questions. Because they get stumped everytime. I suggested to both of these women that they watch videos such as this in youtube. They both said they didn't need to, because they were sure there was no life after death. Atheism is just a dark, twisted and narrow minded belief system, that's all.

  • @cameronmoj stfu u ignorant fucking scum

  • @cameronmoj i believe you are right. i believe the reason people are scared of God and an afterlife is because they have some deep insecurities that they have not or will not confront. and by remaining and thinking that there is no need to confront these problems is a scapegoat for saying that this life is it. stay with your mind open, it will help you when it finally comes.

  • @cameronmoj ok, first of all, i consider myself a temporary atheist. "don't believe it until necessary and strong proof is presented" is my philosophy. I , in general, tend to hate religious people, but they're right about this : you can't say there is not afterlife.

    BUT, and this is what gets to me, neither can you say there is, because (as much as you like to believe) you can't prove it, you just can't.

  • @cameronmoj and don't try to use this video as "proof" , because the human mind is a very pesky little thing that likes to subjectify everything, and it invites itself to creating things when said things accomodate said mind. what i'm trying to say is that your proud statement that atheists can't answer you on the question does not prove your right, it just proves itself.

  • @cameronmoj and by the way, you are the closed minded here. you are the one who is contempt with only this explanation even though you have only the video's word for it, and submit yourself to it. there is such a thing as sugestive persuasion you know? that is, for example what magicians often do and astrologist and that sort of people. they say some vague standard ideas that are very subjective and easily adapt themselves on the subjects mind.

  • @cameronmoj in this case, the doctors that confirmed the conversations. now, i'm not saying that is what happened. i'm just trying to show that you can't prematurely dismiss all possibilities. but hey , people are free to believe what they like. as long as i have nothing to do with it . ;)

  • I recently confronted an atheist about the way people left their bodies while clinically dead and accurately recalled conversations. I asked her what the scientific explanation was. She said: "I don't know, but I'm sure there is a scientific explanation". I confronted another atheist with the same question. She said she didn't know. My reply to both of them was they couldn't give an explanation, so there is doubt. And when there is doubt, how can they be so certain there is no life after death?

  • But how on earth can you hallucinate in a state where you see your own body? And what about NDEs where people went several floors up in a hospital and later accurately described conversations they heard, while their body was physically in bed in a coma? How on earth was that a hallucination? How could they accurately recall things if they were hallucinating? I mean, doesn't hallucination mean you are interpreting reality differently?

  • The points made from 3:08 to 4:02 are crucial. Using hallucination as an explanation for NDEs is a desparate attempt by atheists to refute an important reality. As this gentleman says, when the brain (and heart) stops functioning, it is impossible to hallucinate or dream. In any case, when you hallucinate, you see things as other things. This happened to me one night when I was driving in an exhausted state. I saw trees and large garbage bins as people.

  • Atheists admire famous atheists like Richard Dawkins and Christopher Hichtens, who in reality are hope destroying charlatans.I say charlatans, because they use atheism as a way of making money. I say hope destroying, because any reasonable person would rather believe there is life after death than nothing being there after death. Yet these charlatans keep beating the drum about there being nothing after death.

  • Dear youtubers, I apologise for the fact that I am about to hog some comment space here. But please do read my comments, as I would like to share some very important things.

  • @101Afterlife Thanks for this video mate. You're bloody awesome.

  • 101Afterlife Thanks for this video mate. You're bloody awesome.

  • And happier. And more at peace with myself. Thank you for this video

  • About a week ago due to feeling run down and tiredness, it hit me about life and life after death. I have always been a strong believer in god and the holy ghost but for some reason at 32 years of age i questioned everything. So intensly causing me sever panic attacks. I heard about stephen hawkins saying after life is a fantasy and that we are just computers. It scared me and made me question my own and everyones existence. After seeing this video it has made me fell so much more positive and

  • There is matter and anti matter, there are (apparently) infinite parallel universes, there are quantum physics that boggle the mind eg. observer colapsing the wave function, there are quarks that appear out of nowhere aka borrowed energy, we are made of atoms but atoms are mostly empty, I just think with the current understanding we are not in any position to say there is or there isn't so it's best to just observe and appreciate.

  • Part 2

    Please forgive me if I spelled your name incorrectly.

  • Part 1

    Rene- Since U R an expert in this field, my question comes from the video U sampled. Pam Reynolds, 1 of the best NDE cases of all times, says that in her NDE a deceased uncle told her that the light she was seeing was not God, but that it was what happens when God breaths. Does that make any sense to you? Most people believe God is spirit and does not "breath." Doesn't her assertion of God breathing undermines the credibility of her NDE and that it might have all been in her head?

  • @shysterlicious I think her testimony is standard: most people describe the light as being part of God or what God emits - and since this light can be described as a being or the spirit energy is alive - the breath of God makes sense. I do not see these experiences as mind tricks and in Pam's case you have to remember that her brain was completely inactive most of her experience and thus unable to produce a hallucination or dream.

  • I myself have never experienced a NDE at least from the 1st person point of view... however when my grandmother and sister both died.. both passed in early morning hours, before I knew they were gonem in my sleep they came to me right before I woke and both soothed me and stroked my hair telling me everything was going to be ok only to wake up and get a phone call that they died.. I am personally 100% convinced that there is something out there, whether or not it's momentary is my only ? left...

  • @firefwi The human imagination has no boundaries.

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  • Hello everybody

    Did you know that everybody is experiencing NDE's during their lifetime.

    This is called SLEEPING and it starts while you are in your mothers womb.

    Can you explain your life in there? answer is CAN'T!

    When you sleep after enterind this world, explain your life there? answer is CAN'T!

    When you depart from this world to the grave can you explain life there? answer is CAN'T!

    Kind regards

    Niefie v/d kaap

  • @MrGanief at least learn proper english and grammar if you want people to take you seriously as someone who knows what they are talking about

  • @firefwi English is not my mother tongue or grammer. like the saying that goes " small things amuses a small mind" .......and I wonder who does it belongs to because it is definetely not MINE!!!

  • if you want to know about life after death its simple read a book life in the world unseen by anthony borgia , it will give you all the information you need and its true cause and effect is the basis when we enter the spirit world there is no such person called the devil . there is no devil read this book and be shocked and surprised

  • It's really quite simple. IF a person can recall events that have occurred DURING the time that all their brainwave activity has ceased then clearly consciousness can exist outside the brain. To deny this is illogical and embarrassing. What I find more fascinating is the psychology that would allow an otherwise logical person to dismiss any amount of evidence that would contradict their belief system. Ironically, it's the same people who boast about their intelligence who suffer from this.

  • @numag1 then clearly consciousness can exist outside the brain... Why, Do you really think everything about the mechanics of the human brain is known ?.

  • @tallliza I never said everything about the brain is known. But why do you think every experience can only be explained as a manifestation of the physical brain?

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  • @numag1 I never said everything about the brain is known. ... So why do you seem to exclude a natural process for those NDES. Because something cannot be explained, doesn`t not necessarily call for something supernatural. What science will be able to explain is everybody` guess.

  • @tallliza Simply because there were NO BRAIN WAVES! Now, if you are suggesting that the brain can somehow function to the degree that a person can see and hear conversations WITH NO BRAIN ACTIVITY then you are clearly not thinking logically...in the least. Sorry, if that offends you but it's beyond ridiculous. Just keep reminding yourself. "There were no brain waves, there were no brain waves, there were no brain waves..." And maybe, just maybe a light will go off in your head.

  • @numag1 ' Man, I suppose you rely only on science and it`s limitations when it fits your belief-system. I know nothing about the brain, and most probably neither do you. To say categorically that nothing can happen without recordable brain waves, is stating absolute knowledge of present and future discoveries about the brain.

  • @tallliza Science has PROVEN many years ago that there must be brain wave activity for the brain to function. All you have to do is a little research to verify what I'm telling you. You can imagine whatever you like, but it is based on your feelings and not on any facts. And yes, I agree, do certainly do know nothing about the brain as you have proven here. So then why comment on it?

  • @numag1 I agree, do certainly do know nothing about the brain as you have proven here. So then why comment on it? Because you comment and you don`t know anything about the brain either. You generalize again what you have no certainty off. So, I ask again how did people declared dead come alive.

  • @numag1 One more comment.. People have come back to life long after they were declared dead. How did that happen ? Without brain acitivity !! I don`t know. Do you ?

  • @tallliza Wrong AGAIN! There was NO TESTING of brain wave activity on those who were PRESUMED dead. If brain wave testing had been done it would have been determined that they were NOT truly dead. Even people who are in a COMA have brain wave activity which keeps their heart and lungs functioning. Please, unless you get your facts straight before commenting, I have no interesting in responding to you further. Good luck.

  • @numag1 Wrong AGAIN! There was NO TESTING of brain wave activity on those who were PRESUMED dead...

    How can you make such outlandish claims ? Were you there by each one of those people, who were declared dead and returned to life ? I have no interesting in responding to you further. Indeed if have no interest in nonsense.

  • @tallliza It's obvious that no amount of proof will convince you because you are stuck in your belief system. Have a nice life.

  • You need to research brain chemistry.

  • science has not got the tools to explain this. so dont ask scientists. this is superior stuff. please leave poor scientists alone. Evolution. big bang theory does not work here.

    liston to the people who have experienced this and be amazed. be amazed by the complexity of life. just as we were amazed by the pictures from hubble telecope. dont try to use primitive and inferiour theories to explain this one.

  • Then how come everyone has different experiences? Christians see Jesus, Catholics see Jesus and Mary, Buddhist see Mary and I bet the ancient people saw Isis or Hermes when they died. And some see hell, some see heaven some see other places.

  • @MercuryRis Best theory: Because it is experienced through the mind - consciousness seems to be the center of the experience and part of the dimension on the other side. Thus, the consciousness of each individual and the contents of their mind interacts with the experience and the conditioning is projected into the experience.

  • @ReneJorgensenDotCom Exactly, but doesnt that reflect psychology opposed to an external afterlife? When I had my accident experience I just saw the scene around me, about 10'20 ft away but I didnt see any beings or anything, but I kind of chalked it up to trauma.

  • @MercuryRis Maybe the afterlife is psychological and religion is too but we got stuck in old symbolic langange. However, while each experience is unique on the surface - underneath there are still universal core features: OBE, the light, pleasurable sensations, positive/negative life-review, etc. - these are experienced in practically all cultures. SO, if you view the afterlife not a a place (only 5% of the universe is matter) then the afterlife could be a universal psychological experience.

  • @ReneJorgensenDotCom Thank you for that. The one thing I truly dont understand is how we see everything going on outside the body. I dont think anyone can explain that one with science, I mean, were in our bodies, but see from the outside.

  • @MercuryRis Science has proven that the fundamental level of the universe is energy. Theories in new science place consciousness as information in that energy - so consciousness can be all over the universe. The most advanced theory on this is Roger Penrose and Stauart Hammeroff.

  • @LightBehindGod and dean radin, he has written numerous books on conciousness

  • all the atoms that make you including your body and brain up existed before you were born, so this means your consciousness must be a seperate thing that the atoms (soul) because ur atoms have existed long before u were alive thus there must be a soul or u face the paradoxical conclusion of u were alive before born yet this is actually true ironically yet in the form of a soul...

    what I just said is undeniable, there must be life after death :D

  • Four common sense reasons why I think there is no god; A) Total absence from the natural world. No sign of a god, before, during or after, natural disastres B) The absolute absence of favoritism towards believers. Even chruches need lightning-rods to protect them from god. C) The absence of any reaction, when crimes are committed in his name. D) The suffering of the innocent. One could accept that the guilty must suffer, but children ???

  • @tallliza Hi! I don't belive in any "official" religion made up by society (because they are mostly bullsh*t and just a way to control people) but i think there is something more than life here on earth. I'll try to give arguments against your points. This is just my personal beliefs :)

    A) The reason god (or whatever) doesn't show up here on earth might be because we are here to learn for ourselfs. Another reason might be that we, in human state, are too primitive to see "god"

  • @tallliza [Continuing my previous comment]

    B) Because the spirit world treats everyone ecually. And also as said in point A) we are here to learn without any help from higher sources. Probably because we learn faster that way (otherwise we could just stay in the spiritworld)

    C) Because humanity needs to learn for itself, without any outside help, that crimes in gods name (just like any other form of crimes and cruelty) are wrong.

    D) When you are in spirit form life on earth fee

  • @tallliza [continuing my previous comment]

    D) Going into spirit form (die) is just like waking up from a bad dream. It felt horrible then but after waking up you realize that "it was just a dream" and suddenly everything that happened in that dream feels so insignificant. It becomes just a funny story to tell over breakfast. Maybe you even learned something from that bad dream.

    (hope you could understand my comparison between Dream - Reality on earth and Reality on earth - Spirit world ^_^)

  • @tallliza Dear friend .......... Regarding your belief that there is no God, ask yourself the following:

    A) WHO created you?

    B) WHO created the universe?

    C) WHO created other living creatures?

    D) who created dwellings/cars/planes/clothing etc?

    Please try to answer these questions LOGICALLY!

    Kind regards

    Niefie v/d Kaap

  • @MrGanief My parents created me . The universe has (most probably)existed in one form or another from all eternity. As for animals same thing as me. People created houses etc. If there is a god creator. Why did he create about 2 million toxins. harmful, deadly for humans ? Why did he create the virusses, amoebae, parasites, harmful bacteria etc. ? Why is human birthing more painful, difficult, accident prone as any mammal`s ? Kind regards.

  • Hello everybody

    So dear fellow humans, we need to dicuss why were we created, where are finally going to and not NDE's.

    Humans have 4 journeys that they must take viz,

    1. life in the womb

    2. life on this earth

    3. life in your grave

    4. life after judgement day

    I can tell you of mine, the 2nd one only and you as well, right!

    Kind regards

    Niefie v/d kaap

  • god was there.he gave me a test to go through,i passed in a humane way.

    i have love to give and he knew this.i was given choices.2 doors.one left is the door with the grey white look,the right door was opened and had all my desires in it.I chose what i thought was home,not good.i tried to walk in the door then he stopped me asked me what i wanted to live for,i gave an answer and woke up.wheni woke up all i had asked for was gone.

  • I was in a coma for a while,death occured 3 times,brought back.there is something beyond this world.

  • @kristiannamae please care to elaborate ?very interesting...

  • I love scientifical evidence too!

  • @SneakyRobb direct experience is always better than the opinions of others.

  • death is final! There is no coming back. Nobody has ever literally died and came back. I pray you are right, but I truly believe that once you die its like a dreamless sleep for the rest of eternity.

  • @razed1022 Dreamless sleep is spot on. In every test, where a person is awaken while they are monitored, and sleeping without dreaming, they always report they were experiencing nothing prior to being awoken. Likewise, when people are sedated for hours at a time, they report no sense of awareness, and no sense of time passing. Whats more, people with altzheimers forget their spouse and children. How will you live forever with no awareness and no memory, when your brain is dead?!

  • @razed1022 doesnt that give you a sick feeling though that there might be nothing and that you will never be again it makes me feel sick and want to cry

  • @MuSiCrEcOrD5 Not really. I'm not too worried about death.

  • @MuSiCrEcOrD5 very much so! Its just what I honestly believe. I wish I had some kinda faith in something. I could fake it "I did when I was younger for my parents". But inside I would always know the real way I feel.

    This is just my opinion, I could be a mental case for all you know, so don't take what i'm saying to heart. And keep whatever faith you have because it truly sucks to believe the way I do.

  • @razed1022 ah, i forgot to ask you for your evidence. why do you state this as if it all were facts?

  • @kalalaud Well I guess the word death. I mean who has ever really died?? If your clinically dead and come back then there was a part of you that wasn't completely dead and that part/organ whatever started working correctly again and your vidals start working. We can all kid ourselves into thinking there is a shinny warm welcoming light at the end of the tunnel. But I truly believe there is no tunnel, "unless its a noiseless pitch black one".

  • @razed1022 it's the view from there that validates the experience. you can see what happens when we die. it's very clear.

  • "Evidence of the Afterlife" "The Science of Near Death Experiences" by Jeffrey Long MD...... Avoid this book if at all possible if you are an Atheist....philosophical naturalist.....materialist....­....etc., and wish to continue avoiding the facts.

  • @nottebaccio A famous Atheist once said "All real thinking men are atheists" and how can you possibly be a "real thinking" atheist if you ignore "facts"? Accepting facts is part of being an Atheist. A religious person accepts opinions written in a book, but an Atheist will ignore those and rely on facts. So if you're going to avoid "facts" then don't call yourself an Atheist.

  • It seems some people are threatened by the real NDE evidence - funny and a bit sad - but perpetual denial of the evidence won't make the truth go away. The Materialist superstition, the worldview in which emotions, mind, and spirituality are all just an epiphenomenon of synaptic connections in the brain is obsolete.

  • @esprit1nu actually there is a paper somewhere that actually iterates that synaptic connections are not fast enough to do what current biological-science thinks it does in the brain and that only by looking at things at a quantum level can we determine how our brains truly work, but then if quantum physics says that our consciousness affects states of matter at the smallest level then perhaps its true that we are all linked to this reality and can never truly die.

  • the terminology is wrong, it's not life after death, it's existance after death.

    btw her name doesn't pop up in google scholar.

  • @thinkppl ?

  • Dear Friends As a matter of fact everyone knows that life after death is possible and God really exists .. This is a good video i appreciate it buddy .... There are many things that science cannot explain .... Oh sorry science dosent explain anything at all ... Science is not an answer to anything ... and If anyone dosent believe that God is not there then my dear friends they are like people who act blind eventhough they have eyes ......

  • funny how atheists reject scientific proof

  • exactly..i hate how ppl say there is no proof..they say that its your brain playing games, meanwhile you are litterally dead and your brain isnt even working. good vid=]

  • What TV show/documentary are these excerpts from?

  • @endofscene One of them is BBC's "Beyond Human Limits."

  • @SuperNicaChica Thanks.

  • I think people need too chill out a bit, ok sure NDE dont have a huge amount of SCIENTIFIC evidence, the question is do we stop researching this, I am an atheist and i would love science too prove afterlife....we cant do this if people simply say "no proof so strop researching it" NDE exist and a lot of them defy science, so instead of fighting against it I say PUT more research into it.

  • @mryevix Actually there is an extensive body of evidence that would be considered more than adequate scientifically if didn't tend to prove that NDEs are not a physical / naturalistic phenomenon. There is in point of fact, more scientific evidence to support the reality of the NDE than there is for how to treat certain forms of cancer. I commend the fact that you are open to an evenhanded evaluation of the evidence, and continued research - that is how truth is discovered.

  • @esprit1nu have you been there?

  • Thank you. I had a NDE and so many debunk what I know is true. Thank you.

  • Funny how "doctors" say that there was no possible way for her brain to experience anything...makes you wonder if her "spirit" has eyes, nose, ears, etc. To me there is not enough evidence. And I feel that environmental factors influenced the "hereafter" account (what I heard being described reminded me of what spiritualists believe, which is now common belief in the West). A doctor in NYC is doing a study on this as we speak I heard.

  • well i beleve there true

  • its so realistic if you have more details about nde can you kindly forward to my mail

  • Very well said dude! I agree with you 100%.

  • Two types of anaesthetic are used these days, one to disassociate the body from the brain, and it is usually one that veterinary surgeons use ~ Ketamine, and ketamine is known for causing out of the body type of hallucinatory experiences, that is all that is happening in these NDE's

  • And of course the BBC would deceive us, they do it all the time.

  • @PinealVoyager my friend,

    The only way that they are decieving you, is by making you think that they are decieving you.

  • @WhoIsTreG

    No, i know for sure the BBC regularly deceive. You have to understand that the popular media are all controlled by the elite of the illuminati, it is a fact.

  • @WhoIsTreG what would they decieve you for???? why did even einstein have proof of afterlife???

    can u explain that????

  • @WhoIsTreGIt is not my intention to knock what you want to believe, but the fact is that ketamine is a hallucinatory dissaociative anaesthetic, and it is used in conjunction with other anaethetics. One will relax the body, the ketamine will release the mind body connection, and the other anaesthetic used is to make the patient forget the hallucinatory effects the ketamine induces, which is the NDE, it is used illegally as a recreational drug for this very reason.

  • @PinealVoyager ok....but why does einstein even have proof of afterlife???

  • Two types of anaesthetic are used these days, one to disassociate the body from the brain, and it is usually one that veterinary surgeons use ~ Ketamine, and ketamine is known for causing out of the body type of hallucinatory experiences, that is all that is happening in these NDE's

  • @PinealVoyager Mind your langauge and amount of messages. It is a FACT that NDEs are reported after clinical death and Evidence such as Reynolds point to the exp happening during flat EEG. During clinical death, after 20 - 40 sec from cardiac arrest, ALL brain activity stops which means that not even a hallucination is possible. The only real debate is when the NDE occurs: before or after flat EEG.

  • @101Afterlife Sounds like a bit of glaring oversight, doesn't it?

    Did anyone bother to find out whether the events she had related were things the doctors had done/said after her eeg went flat. Some EEG machines have timecodes, no?

    Perhaps all these skeptics are under the impression that these people involved just want to sit around and wonder about the mystery of it all.

    That's fine, but don't expect a rational man to buy into it all. There is such a thing as reality, I assure you.

  • @pjnlsn Reality is a matter of perception. Before microscopes, the "reality" of microbes was non-existent in human "reality." Just because we can't perceive it, does not mean it does not exist.

  • @SuperNicaChica I would take the position not that it doesn't exist. As in, if we are to be strictly logical, not one intelligent lifeform in the universe has ever had their brain patterns "cut" from dependence upon the human body, and made to exist with a different set of dependencies, which preserves the information defining them.

    As in to be dependant on a computer, or, upon the....realm from beyond.

    My position is that there is no reason to believe that it can or does happen.

  • @PinealVoyager Ok, next time someone goes to theatre for a life threatening operation we will give them a camera to take with them when they die, and bring back photos. You bloody idiot. No one can proof it because we cannot do anything else but depend on our instruments to proof person is dead, and then the person's experience should they be brought back to life again. So, asking for physical evidence is just STUPID!!!!

  • @PinealVoyager

    Ask God to show you Hell....................If you want proof. because you have courage right? you wanna know the truth right? ............then ask Him.

  • @PinealVoyager ask anyone who's eaten ice cream what value "proof" of the existence of ice cream is to them.

  • @kalalaud

    Lmao. I really enjoyed that comment.

  • -- be explained. And yes, I do say this, but I have no intention on sitting here and going through it for someone to try and shove silly comments in my face about it. Though I will put out what I believe. And though I say all this, who knows. Maybe their is truth to both sides of the story. For a time, yes, I did start to believe we simply.. stopped existing. But to many things in my life have just shot out, and made me realize that there is something after death. Not just..nothing.

  • How does that prove that is it nothing but our brain. And how does the brain 'fear' death? Honestly, I believe their is a greater spirit who I call God. No matter what religion you put it that believes in something greater, they all basically go to God. And I believe he has his reasons for what happens. And for the people who do no believe in him, i do not mean to sound immature, but I feel sorry for you. I for one can say I believe in him for he had affected things in my life that could not--

  • How do you explain when a four year old child walks in holding their hand up perfectly as if they are holding someone's hand, and when they are asked, they say they are holding their father's hand when he passed on when the child was nothing but a baby? Or what about a kid sitting on the bed, singing, and when asked, they say they are singing with their grandfather? I believe that proves something. Someone mentioned earlier about their friend's attempt at suicide--

  • Alright. Look, I'm not going to speak all.. scientific voodoo crap. But sure, we have brains, and yeah. They help control our bodies, thoughts, and all that fancy dancy stuff. And people are talking about having a whole.. mind outside of the body. I've heard both sides, and all I can say is that both sides of the arguement are leaving out even more information. Now sure, I'm going to get into spirtis, because I believe it relates to having consciousness outside of the body. ---

  • lol its so funny seeing the Atheists getting worked up. You can soooo tell who is and who isnt XD.

  • @SploogemsXD I agree, I dont understand why athiests are getting so worked up about this either. This is about life after death explained in a scientific nature, there is no mention of god here.

  • Your brain puts on a show for you before you die, a friend of mine tried to commit suicide once, he tells me it was the most beautiful experience of his life, dying. There's a large release of dopamine, as well as a number of dream like hallucinations. Most of those being transitional hallucinations, such as a tunnel, or a bridge. The brain is scared of death, and so it blocks itself from the idea that it really is the end.

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  • Great video man- I'm doing an essay on this and some of the stuff you said wasn't in any of the books I've got. Especially the parts about being concious even after actual death. The books seem to focus on separation of body and mind, but this focussed on consciousness and mind, which is really useful thanks

  • impossible to prove. ideas yes but proovable no.

  • I had a 'near death experience' when I was fully conscious, in the daylight, while i was at work. What I mean is what Ive read is exactly the same as what I experienced and it changed my life!!! It was a bright white light of the most amazing presence ...i felt myself floating and ectastic and was shown the beginning of a never ending continium..it was fascinating

  • Everyone has different views on this matter or are agnostic about it. Imagine the impact on science and philosophy if just one instance of survival after death could somehow be proven beyond any possible doubt? Proven beyond a standard of "reasonable doubt" to a standard of beyond any possible doubt. Fascinating stuff. Thank you.