DivineSpark
Elementalist
- Feb 9, 2025
- 832
I have always been curious about NDE's What do you think? Of course, atheists say those experiences are merely just hallucination.
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finallydone
Student
- Aug 18, 2024
- 128
Personally yeah, I tend to think they are very intense dreams. Apparently, experiences on LSD have sounded similar. I find them wobbly as proof of an afterlife in part because only a minority report them- as little as 20%. Does that mean the other 80% didn't go anywhere?
SVEN
I Wish I'd Been a Jester Too.
- Apr 3, 2023
- 2,815
For me, NDEs neither confirm nor deny any beliefs about some form of continued existence after death.
Now, if someone woke up a few days after death with a full account of what they experienced, that would attract my attention.
Now, if someone woke up a few days after death with a full account of what they experienced, that would attract my attention.
Some NDE's are downright terrifying but others are reassuring. I keep obsessing about what happens after death, never thought I'd be in this situation ;(. I feel like I've been cursed and there's a demon waiting for me on the other side or something.
divinemistress36
Angelic
- Jan 1, 2024
- 4,713
They are fascinating and I watch them on youtube. I have a couple of tbi friends who had them. I dont think our human brains can comprehand whats out there as we try to explain everything away with logic
