A new story has emerged on the NDERF website, which collects cases of people who have experienced near-death and near-death experiences.
A woman named Holly died in the hospital due to an unspecified illness, but she said she immediately felt incredible relief.
“I began to slowly slip out of my body and immediately the feeling of severe pain disappeared, but a feeling of peace and relief appeared.
This happened rather slowly, not instantly. I smoothly entered into something black, cold and heavy. There was no fear and there was no inhibition of consciousness, thoughts inside me flew quickly and I had time to get over what happened.
The darkness was all-pervading and something kept me hanging in this space. But then I got worried. I felt my unwillingness to move on, I wanted to go back, because I realized that I was alien to this space.
And at the same moment a bright light enveloped me and I was dramatically pulled up, and then somewhere else to another place, where everything was also flooded with white light.
And suddenly I was on the field. It was like a field from a picture. There was green grass everywhere, and above the blue sky. And everything was so bright and clear that it was impossible to describe in words.
I felt harmony in myself and around me, pure love and complete acceptance. It was the feeling of a beloved home, a home where I wanted to stay. I really decided to stay there, it was a place full of peace and quiet.
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But for some reason they decided to return me back, perhaps they decided that my time had not come yet. I woke up and saw the doctors above me."
According to many modern doctors, the same experience as Holly's is experienced by many people who find themselves in clinical death, and this is a reality that must be accepted. People really see things like that.
However, not everyone believes that this is an obligatory proof of the existence of the afterlife. Many are convinced that these are just tricks of our brain, which, due to a lack of oxygen, begins to give out "glitches and errors."
