The majority of believers are sure that death is not the end and that the soul will be reborn. People from the world of science are more restrained in such statements, but some of them do not deny this possibility. However, the greatest strangeness is caused by the stories of people about visions during clinical death. At the moment, more than 30 million stories of various visions are known.
People talk about incredible places, about flying over a physical body, while doctors are trying to bring a person back from a coma. What is it: the global imagination of millions of people or is there a more subtle world in which we will find ourselves after the end of physical existence?
Most people change dramatically after returning from a coma. They reconsider their outlook on life, begin to believe in God and embark on a righteous path. If such visions are just the imagination of the brain, then why do they change people's lives so much?
Almost in all world religions there is a mention of a certain substance, which is usually called the soul. I'm not sure what exactly all religions say about the possibility of having a soul, because there are quite a few of them.
Scientists are realists and believe that if something is not proven, then all statements on this score can be considered unfounded and should not be talked about or reasoned about. But I notice that the situation has changed recently, and quite dramatically. More and more experts from science are trying to investigate the phenomenon of the human soul and find evidence for this.
But most doctors and scientists still believe that various visions in a coma are caused not by the existence of the subtle world or soul, but by typical hallucinations from oxygen starvation of the brain. Maybe the opposite will be proved in the future? Do you believe that there is a soul and such stories are not a brain game?