Has anyone ever heard of near death experiences and what do they always tell?

Question

When people are testifying of dying then brought back to life, they always tell they'd been either to hell or heaven yet no one has ever come back saying they have become oblivion and later formed back together...hmmm, why is that and what does that tells you?

Answer 1

People who expect to see hell may actually imagine hell is real, but that is extremely rare. If a person is really sick with guilt or brainwashed to fear the terror of a cruel god, he can imagine a hellish place temporarily, like a bad dream that carries over into death.

Go to http://www.near-death.com for lots more (and more accurate) information on the subject.

By the way, there's a lot of evidence from Jews who have had near-death experiences that they are in heaven, too, and sometimes are met on the other side by Moses and other Jewish prophets (Jesus not among them). "Heaven" is an equal-opportunity place, not reserved exclusively for Christians. And to turn the question back to you, hmmm, what does that tell you?

Answer 2

Use of imaging techniques like MRI has shown that near-death experiences can be duplicated with certain drugs. People who take the drugs also claim to have been in heaven/hell. This seems to me to be pretty good evidence that the testimonies of people that have had near-death experiences are not scientifically accurate, nor should any hypotheses be based on these testimonies.

Answer 3

Honestly, I've almost drowned twice. The first time I know about I was a gonner, My older brother was speechless until my Dad yelled, "What's that noise?" And then he saved me because of my yellow T-shirt. But while in the water I had already accepted death. It was peaceful, but I'm glad my Dad rescued me.

Thanks,
Buster

Answer 4

That depends on what you believe. If you are religious, you are believing that you had a religious experience i.e. met God, your dead relatives, saw the devil, etc...etc... But many doctors have had various explanations saying that it has nothing to do with religion or God - that these experiences can all be explained away by brain activity...influenced by ones upbringing as far as religion/God is concerned.

Answer 5

They were never brain dead, and went into a dream-like state. They dreamed that they were in heaven or hell, because these were ideal places in their minds. It's kind of how sometimes you can control your dreams.

Answer 6

it tells you of undeniable proof that heaven and hell exists.