Rethinking Death: Exploring What Happens When We Die

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  @kelliekeigley5669 · 2 years ago

  I worked in a nursing home, I always told dying patients how happy I am to know them and that they brought joy to my life, and I thanked them.

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  @imbookedandverybusyhoney · 2 years ago

  I had a patient who was dying and was very agitated, I medicated him and sat him close to me in a recliner to monitor him. What I later noticed was so beautiful. I witnessed him with fixed pupils, no blinking, eyes glazed as he looked towards a set spot towards the ceiling smiling and blowing kisses! During this time he was doing hugging motion and I believe he had pets because I witnessed him acting as if he was playing with a dog. He was definitely transitioning and was in a great place and I was lucky enough to watch those beautiful moments! He passed about half hour after I left 😢I’ll never forget him and that experience but it was definitely a beautiful day ❤❤

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  @BobZombie8806 · 2 years ago

  Watching this stuff to try to deal with anxiety. If you’re here for the same reason, you’re not alone

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  @hemant05 · 2 years ago

  "Death is not extinguishing the light; it is putting out the lamp as dawn has come"

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  @sampsontendaimutsago1935 · 2 years ago

  My wife passed away last year in July after a short illness. Mhsrip.<br>Some time before she died( months before)she told me how she should have died 8 years before when she was giving birth to our last born!<br>During the experience she said she saw &apos;herself&apos; leaving her struggling body on the delivery bed and could see her body lying there and the medical personnel scurrying around to save her. She said it felt a million times better in that state and didn&apos;t really want to come back to her frail body giving birth. She then said she felt a gentle force guiding her back and the next thing she was back in her body! She was to stay another 8 years until she passed on last year July. God gave us 8 bonus years! How beautiful!

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  @HumbertoCristobal · 2 years ago

  My 4 year old passed from brain cancer she was the most sweetest loving little girl. She didn’t deserve any of that 😢💔 having to watch your child be born into this world and leave this world in that horrible way is the worst. I’m here because these stories bring me comfort and I hope one day I will be able to hold her again and hear her laugh as well ❤

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  @toiletduck9257 · 2 years ago

  I&apos;ve so much respect for Parnia and his team. He&apos;s both skeptical enough not to jump to conclusions and open minded enough to not rule anything out, and has fully convinced me that there is a transcendental element of NDEs thst goes beyond the brain or body.

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  @Jogie100 · 2 years ago

  While my brother was being removed from life support I couldn’t just stand there so I went and sat on the floor just outside of his room. All of a sudden I felt him race once around my shoulders and neck area then shoot up and out of a window just across from where I sat. He didn’t look back and as I think back on this last memory of him all I feel is his excitement for wherever he was off to. This experience has given me a great deal of comfort for loved ones lost.

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  @ericmartin5720 · 2 years ago

  I was almost killed in the line of duty and I remember thinking “this isn’t so bad”. 40 years later I was at another job/career and exposed to organophosphates and was on my way to the hospital with a blood pressure of 185/165 the inside of the ambulance was like being in a cave with a little light from a candle a long ways away. They brought me back from the edge again. Death is easy, living is hard.

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  @lucyclink9163 · 2 years ago

  During my near death experience I could hear everyone in the room. I could feel their emotions. I felt their compassion. Their shock at what was unfolding in front of them. I could hear the man next to me say &quot;she&apos;s stopped breathing&quot;. And saying&quot; her lips have gone blue. She&apos;s stopped breathing. Does anyone know CPR. Breathe. Breathe.&quot; It was clear, vivid and I have never felt so alive or awake or aware as I did in that moment. I hope that my experience helps someone else and brings hope.

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  @kadenhiggins9338 · 2 years ago

  Does watching these near death experiences make anyone else want to pass on? &nbsp;I’m like ready. I’m sick of life and the pain of everyday life.

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  @katelyn5926 · 2 years ago

  My Grandfather had an experience where he died for around 10 minutes. He said he went to a place he didn&apos;t want to leave. He said he was at peace and had never seen such a beautiful place in his entire life. At the same time, my Nan was praying for him in her garden. She was pregnant with my Uncle at the time, he&apos;s the youngest of 3 boys. My Grandfather said he could hear my Nan&apos;s prayer word to word. He was told his time wasn&apos;t up yet. When my Nan heard the story from him, she was shocked to the core. He repeated her prayer word to word. Years later, after all his boys were grown up, he unfortunately passed away from a brain tumour. During the whole time he was treated with palliative care, he told everyone he wasn&apos;t scared of death. He passed away peacefully. I miss him so much, but I can&apos;t wait to be reunited with him when my time is up. His story has always given me hope, and this video and many others too. I&apos;m not scared of death anymore.

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