Drowning Near Death Experience in Hawaii

Drowning near death experience in Hawaii.

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[WildBill6942]

I wish there was a way to filter out the music... ugh!

[TheAnniegetyergun]

I lost my son in a drowning incident, it comforts me to think it would have been like that for him, why analyse it so much, let each person take it for what it is without arguing, life is to short and none of us really know for sure, its what is in your heart that matters and God knows this. A mother.

[icoltsi18]

@watchingandthinking Yes near drowning is very painful as you are not dead. She is speaking about the experience after she died as it not being painful. She is not seeking attention. Naturally if she almost drowned she would not be talking about it as she would not have died and had No NDE. This is the whole reason she is talking because she died and had an NDE.

[joe744]

lol

[watchingandthinking]

NOBODY in this world experiencing a traumatic experience such asnear-drowning feels in trance, feels "one" with the water while inhaling sea water through nose and swallowing it too. THAT's NOT an "exquisite" experience as you said, it's a quite painful, horrifying experience. STOP YOUR GROSS LIES, old lady, you made me sick. You're LYING about it, attention-whore, if indeed you had almost drowned in the ocean, you'd not be talking so much shit here.

[watchingandthinking]

It's very unfortunate that you are here so irresponsibly, trying to romanticize an experience like drowning. I KNOW from my own experience, how TERRIFYING is to see oneself on the verge of death, out of breath, inhaling water, being tossed around by merciless waves, dragged by an ocean rip current. I don't believe any of your words, I don't believe you were for about half an hour underwater and then you came back, you either are a liar, or are under the influence of drugs, or both. STOP lying

[Alyesha123]

@adiostraitorobama I didn't inhale any water. I do feel that I was on the verge of going unconscious at the time of hitting the guys leg. When I hit his legs, it was a big thud and I was instantly hauled out of the water. I did cough a lot when on the beach, was weak and SOB. I also felt euphoric in a mystical way - adrenaline? I have no idea how long I was underwater, at the time I could swim under water 2 lengths of an Olympic pool, 100m. So my lung capacity at the time was very good.

[Alyesha123]

@adiostraitorobama When I was 16, I dived under a surf wave and hit my head on a sandbar - I remember struggling to grasp something solid - just got handfuls of sand as I tumbled over and over again. As started to relax, I experienced an amazing peacefulness too. I saw fast flickers of pictures of my childhood - saw the aqua-blue light that was discussed on this video - the water I was in was murky brown. The experience was blown apart when I hit a guys legs, felt I was being yanked back.

[horseman528]

Which in his times he shall show, who is blessed and only Potentate, the King of kings, and Lord of lords. Who only has immortality, dwelling in the light which no man can approach unto; whom no man has seen nor can see; to whom be honour and power everlasting. Amen. I Tim. 6:15-16