Visions of the death are a topic that interests many people. It was studied by serious researchers - William Barrett, Karl Osis, Raymond Moody, Elizabeth Kubler-Ross. In their writings, it is said that visual hallucinations most often occur in incurable seriously ill or mortally wounded people.
According to scientists, this is due to the subconscious of a dying person, so it is easier for him to perceive his own departure. Someone writes about senile dementia or "leaving the matrix", fever or the effects of drugs.
One of the popular theories says that with age, the bones of the skull become thinner and become like that of a small child. And for this reason, people become more receptive to the phenomena of the subtle world. But the fact is that visions come to dying people of different ages. Moreover, ghosts are seen by future suicides and people who are destined to die soon from an accident.
Be that as it may, there is always a different reality next to us. And someone from THAT side helps people to leave, alleviating suffering and escorting the soul beyond the brink of life. Unfortunately, sometimes deathbed visions take on the character of nightmares. Angels of death, guides, reapers - these ghosts are invisible to others, and a dying person always remains with them one by one. These creatures can take the form of relatives or any animals, angels and gods.
1. “I asked my grandmother if I could sit next to her. She replied: "Sit on another chair, this is Misha." Misha was the name of my late grandfather, who died of a stroke 8 years ago."
2. “The grandmother, who was dying of cancer and had been lying unconscious for several hours, suddenly opened her eyes. She was looking somewhere at the ceiling and smiling. The look was as bright and joyful as many years ago, when she was a healthy and full of strength person. She looked like a child in anticipation of a big holiday - all shone with happiness. In a few minutes she was gone."
3. “My aunt is 84 years old. When the doctor arrives, she says that several more people appear in the room with him and stand around the bed. She tries to talk to them all the time, but invisible people don't answer her."
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4. “Grandma died a week ago from a heart attack. She was only 60. On that day, she and my mother were driving to the market, and nothing foreshadowed trouble. When the bus pulled up to the stop, my grandmother began to grumble: “Why did we leave so late! Look, how many people are here, there is no overcrowding! Not a single free space! " Mom looked at her in surprise, because the bus had 5 passengers and full of seats."
5. “Mom did not get out of bed for six long and painful months. We had no other relatives, and I took care of her alone. I realized that she was not a tenant long before the doctors told us about it. One night she called me and said: “Just don’t be afraid. Your dad is sitting on the floor here. Later, when she was in the hospital, she dreamed of a roommate in the ward, which in reality did not exist.
6. “Before he died, my grandfather told me that he flew around the hospital and talked there with many people. When I asked if he was scared, my grandfather answered with a smile: “What are you doing! It's so cool!" He was not injected with painkillers, so it was impossible to explain what happened with medication hallucinations, the influence of narcotic substances."
7. “That year I lost my job and broke up with my boyfriend. And at some point I didn't want to live. In the afternoon I went for a walk with my dog, and then I sat at home, looked at one point and thought about my plan. Suddenly, out of the corner of my eye, I noticed a movement nearby. A large black dog was sitting by the couch. My dog didn't see her. After a few minutes, the dog disappeared into thin air. That night I tried to take pills, but I vomited and the attempt failed."
8. “I work in a hospice. Sometimes I heard from patients about the "dog" - black or white. And one of the patients once said: “How cute dogs are running around here! Who let them in? " Some see snakes. Often, shortly before leaving, people say that they are "returning home" or that their names are deceased relatives."
9. “My grandmother is dying, every day she gets worse and worse, irreversible processes are already going on in her body, and the doctors are powerless to do anything. So, from the moment when she became practically like a plant, she began to say that someone is always present with her in the room; she does not know whether it is a man or a woman: they talk to her, ask her for money, and then - they promise - everything will be fine with her. They move her on the bed, then something else. She's out of her mind! What do you think it can be?"
10. “Father, he is 72 years old, underwent a six-hour operation. There were no complications, and he quickly recovered. But after being discharged from home, he sees the dark silhouettes of people everywhere. I told him that this is in the order of things and after anesthesia it happens."
11. “When my father died, I also saw the dead. Whether I slept or not, I don't know, but I started screaming and rushing about the bed, I went up and asked what I wanted. He asks me: "Drive him away." I ask: “Whom? There is no one else besides us. " "Can't you see why he came here?" - and obscenities. And he saw a neighbor who died 15 years ago - dad sometimes drank with him. The day before his death, already two dead neighbors came, it was hard for dad to talk, but he drove them out to the last. I didn't drive away, they took it away …"
12. “My grandmother, too, when she was dying, pointed somewhere to the ceiling and said that there were“birds flying”and asked to drive them away, although there was no one there."
13. “Before his death, my father often looked into the corner of the room and nodded. He could no longer speak. He raised his hand and showed three fingers. Three days later he was gone. I believe that someone comes for the soul of a dying person to show the way to the abode of souls."
Each of these stories confirms once again that death as such does not exist. There is only an inevitable natural process, a transition between worlds, which should not be feared. This path awaits each of us - in due time.
Elena Muravyova for neveroyatno.info