Millions of people living today have passed through the gates of death - but have returned to tell us about their experience and time spent in the afterlife. "I climbed the stairs to heaven!" - Said a ten-year-old boy when he regained consciousness after awakening from a state of clinical death after a kidney transplant. And there are hundreds and thousands of such testimonies all over the world.
The experience of the dying is more common than ever before, and it is ubiquitous because more lives can be saved by progressive medicine. Those saved from death tell us about strange and wonderful events that overwhelm them and constantly raise our awareness of life in the afterlife.
We here do not question the stories of people about the travels of the soul in the afterlife, in other words, life after death. Since, having admitted the existence of God, it is foolish to think that he doomed his creatures (people) for a short moment of existence. Surely there is a much larger plan in his plans for man.
Life after death, journey to the afterlife
Many cannot find words to describe the joy, feeling and new knowledge that they acquired during the "peeping" into the afterlife. They speak of an immediate cessation of all body experiences and suffering. Flying fast along the tunnel, they have no fear of the heavenly light, which broadcasts love and can speak to them.
People try to express the joy of meeting with the power of God, meeting the spirits of people and pets who died earlier. After death, according to those who survived clinical death for one reason or another, meetings with higher beings from the world take place.
One of the consequences of this experience is the loss of fear of the fact of death. Of course, life after death is an incredible case of undocumented statements, but this is the most exciting question for a person, isn't it?
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Children, adolescents, young people, middle-aged and elderly people, representatives of different races, including clergy and laity - in each of these categories, there are people who have briefly fallen into the afterlife. People come back to life after a few minutes, hours or even days after being in a state of clinical death.
It is surprising, but according to information from the researchers of the phenomenon, people do not experience any harm to health as a result of clinical death. Although after four and a half minutes without oxygen, the brain begins to die and it comes to actual death, the body of these eyewitnesses to their own death and subsequent resurrection functions normally.
Another thing that amazes in these cases is that there are practically no two identical experiences of life after death. Of course, there is a general striking similarity, however, some details differ. The souls of some simply fly into the light, being fully confident that an exceptionally good start awaits them ahead.
They are met by the completely visible bodies of relatives and friends who have died earlier. All this happens with the assistance of a bright ball of light that exudes benevolence and serenity. According to some researchers of the phenomenon, this is an adaptation moment when the soul of the deceased comprehends the truths of the life of the afterlife.
However, history also describes other cases of looking into the Kingdom of the Dead. If in the first variant of sending to the unknown world the souls of people were calm, then some of those who survived clinical death experienced real horror;
- I heard terrible moans and screams, I was very scared and I was afraid to die. This is how one of the witnesses of the phenomenon describes his experience of clinical death and flight into the afterlife. He did not have an encounter with the "bright ball" of virtue. In general, except for the frightening inhuman screams, no one met him. However, he did not even have a flight in the tunnel, he was sucked in at high speed by a dark funnel, obviously dragging him in his womb towards something extremely bad.
Many say that the time of the near-death experience gave them a sense of the fullness of life more fully than ever before. At the same time, we have to accept the reality of deathbed visions on faith, without evidence from science. After all, one cannot exclude the fact that the "healing of the soul" from the fear of death, like deathbed visions, is just a trick of the human consciousness in critical situations, right?
Neurosurgeons have identified the so-called "spot of God" in the area of the human brain. This is the area of the temporal lobe above the eyes that is most sensitive to positron emission of radiation, also causing increased cravings for spiritual practices. Perhaps the “spot of God” has a greater functionality, which is still unknown to us, but our “I” of personality / soul can be archived there.
For many of us, the near-death experience of fairy tales and fictions shown by a dying brain in the last minutes of life. Millions of people consider this an introduction to higher forms of life, the opening of new levels of being even during earthly life. Some even believe that careful study of near-death experiences can lead to an understanding of the human race, and to understand God's purpose.
“There is a change in personality, people acquire a broader approach to issues of spiritual development, more concern for others and their planet,” says researcher Dr. Kenneth Ring. Often, having experienced an immersion in the afterlife and returning, spiritual values dominate in people's lives. This is especially true of those people whose near-death experience was extremely extreme, who, judging by the descriptions, went to Hell).
Visions of the death, truth or fiction?
Some meetings and travels to the afterlife have dire effects that can scare anyone. At the same time, the researchers never met with those people who received serious harm to their health, excluding the mental component. In such cases, psychologists usually offer treatment for fear relief. That is, the visions are very real and leave a restless mark on the individual, which means that something is still there.
Studies of the issue of life after death and near-death experiences in particular, in the 80s of the twentieth century (Gallup poll) showed that 35% of the population had a death experience. This was recorded in history. Largely thanks to hundreds of scientific studies of dying visions, official science recognizes that such a phenomenon really exists. The experience of crossing the line of life and death is so incredible that the word "resurrection" is more appropriate for these cases, researchers believe.
However, there is controversy as to what exactly triggers the deathbed visions. Critics who deny such effects, ignoring countless cases of this kind, believe that the basis of visions is the work of medicines (narcotic). The argument is that simple biochemical changes cause hallucinations, thereby rejecting the relevance of near-death visions as evidence of life after death.
So are all these spiritual experiences and visions, in fact, a big hallucination of the "shutting down" brain? This can be unambiguously resolved only by obtaining indisputable evidence of the existence of life after death, that we somehow still have to wait.
Only by being an eyewitness to your death can you become a witness to life after death, and apparently not otherwise. And yet, the fact is recognized that near-death experiences bring new opportunities to a person's personality, opening up new horizons of knowledge in him - but due to what such enrichment occurs, science cannot yet say.