Are near death experiences real or are they just a trick the mind plays on us?

Question

I don't believe they are. I think that if they were and you got that far, you wouldn't be returning. It just seems to me that in order to reach a point where you're seeing loved ones who have passed before you, you would have had to cross over to do that. What do you think?

Answer 1

The brain doesn't die easily, and it is capable of producing some pretty amazing sensations under intense stress or trauma. Have you ever been hit so hard you saw stars? Have your ears ever rung? Were there stars? Were there bells?

Answer 2

I died and I can prove my brain was not doing the NDE. I saw the lady who came to save me getting out of her car on the way back to my body. Why is that significant? Because I was in a cornfield and there was no way I could have seen her from my physical body. I also saw a man pull up in a pickup truck. I assume he is the one who called 9-11. It could not be replicated by the brain.
http://curezone.com/blogs/m.asp?f=634&i=8

Answer 3

they are real a similar way that desires are real. particular, the guy did think of and "see" all those issues of their very own concepts, yet we already have a good number of evidence that the concepts can create some exceedingly reasonable reviews that are no longer via any potential in anyway a real representation of actuality. No, there is no existence after loss of life. the destiny would not exist yet so it is not obtainable to be certain into it.

Answer 4

I nearly died at 14. I was out of my body. I did not want to leave this world then. I saw my body. The part of me that was thinking, and choosing to live was above my body. I was still in my bedroom. Perhaps if I had seen a glimpse of heaven, I might have kept going. I can't say.

Answer 5

No for I died and was resuscitated.
I had to recieve a complete blood transferral to live.