Beyond Death - Near Death Experiences - 3 of 3

Documentary on the near death experience. It features the near-death experience accounts of five people and Dr. Bruce Greyson, who is a professor of psychiatry and near-death researcher.

For more information on NDEs:
http://www.near-death.com
http://www.nderf.org
http://www.iands.org

Category:

Education

Tags:

• nde
• near death experience
• documentary
• story
• testimony
• afterlife
• life after death
• white light
• obe
• out of body
• bruce greyson
• raymond moody
• soul
• spirit
• consciousness
• spirituality
• paranormal

[vincbestia]

This all seems to point out that when we die there nothing left. When i had my experience all i felt was complete bliss and brightest light. even brighter then the sun. and sensation of going home. I wish thy would get more people with near death experiences. Oh well servers me right looking for the answers

 on line! lol

[cosmicman01]

@vincbestia "This all seems to point out that when we die there nothing left."

Do you mean this video seems to point out that there's nothing left when we die ?

[cosmicman01]

@vincbestia Do you realize this video is about near-death experiencers telling their stories of what happens on the other side ? There are thousands of videos and written accounts of NDEs on the internet. You didn't search very far.

[ScottMacFie]

I am not sure why out of all of the segments, she is in a kitchen either (the other woman wasn't), but let's be honest, some cliches die a quiet death, I really don't know any other guys aged 40 or under who think of a kitchen as a particular place for a woman, or associate anything like that with JUST women. Sorry. No more than "baking cookies." Old stereotypes are often repeated more than experienced or presumed. Most about at least American women are long dead.

[cosmicman01]

@alexeevic @ScottMacFie Her being in the kitchen is so trivial. I don't see anything sexist about this. Maybe they just wanted to do something a little different than the four other experiencers. I was paying attention to her story, not on the cheese and the kitchen. To call this misogynistic is excessive. Surely she wouldn't have agreed to be filmed in the kitchen if she thought it was misogynistic. You're just nitpicking.

[ScottMacFie]

@cosmicman01 : Uhm, you must not have read my post in light of the previous post I was addressing. I was saying what you are saying only stipulating that I wasn't sure why they put her there either, but it didn't matter, as the claim that it was "stereotypical" has no relation to what most men think today anyhow. I wasn't calling it misogynstic (LOL). You must not read well. Alexeevic wrote that, not me. I'm saying that to make an issue of it is ridiculous because it is an old stereotype.

[cosmicman01]

@ScottMacFie I didn't specifically state that you called it misogynistic. Read the first word of my post better... Anyway this video is about NDEs, if you want to discuss sexism and stereotypes, go elsewhere. Your comment is not relevant.

[mainadapter]

She sure is grating a lot of cheese.

[jmitterii2]

@MsTruNorth I thought maybe she was making dinner for the crew. LOL!

[MsTruNorth]

@Supportahol Yeah, I was worrying she might scrape her knuckles on the grater.

[MsTruNorth]

@ScottMacFie A lot of people commented on how odd the kitchen scenario was. I thought I was the only one who thought it was weird until I read the comments. I suspect this was more the preference of the woman being interviewed. She seems a bit insecure and, therefore, may be extremely uncomfortable in a sit-down straightforward situation where there would be nothing between her expressing herself and the camera.

[MsTruNorth]

@49128 Talk about being bitter and insecure. Right back at you "sir". Oh, and stick it.

[MsTruNorth]

@PaulTheTrombonist haha A lot of people have commented on that. And here I thought I was the only person annoyed by that. haha The grating cheese thing just seemed to me to be a presentation the woman wanted to make of herself. she is too self-concious to just be interviewed straight-on in a sitting position. The quiet-mannered mother earth persona doesn't appear to be the real her either. Seems like the sort who was raised not to be comfortable with expressing or feeling angry.

[MsTruNorth]

@vincbestia Watch the BBC production "The Day I Died". You can access it on YT.

[MsTruNorth]

@ScottMacFie There was something about this young woman that didn't ring right with me as well. I did pay attention to what she was doing in the kitchen, because it seemed she wanted us to. "See? I'm a natural at-home woman." There seemed something phoney about it. Her calm didn't seem natural either. She gave me the impression of being wounded and untrusting. Perhaps this is the reason for the very careful, soft spoken manner and the Miss Homebody presentation.

[RaeRae914]

@SkullOfYorick dam straight :D

[wearetheom]

that old guy is whipped