Experienced death????

Answer 1

I have experienced the death of people I deeply loved. I also have experienced my own almost death. I think the latter is what you are after. I am using a metaphor to convey what happened. If death is a doorway, then I was half way through and half way not. Here are my sensations as I recall them. First and foremost was the love and peace of God surrounding me. I was happy. I then considered my body, as it were, as a worn out tent, that I was about to leave. I was separate from my body. I marveled at that because I never realized that separation. The body is like clothes I wear. I noticed that I was relinquishing my body and my instinct of self preservation was let go. Just at the moment of leaving my body in death and going to God, a deep sleep overcame me. I woke up the next day, to my great surprise. Slowly I began to recover, until a year later I was almost back to normal.

Answer 2

I've experienced the deaths of friends and family, if that's what you're asking. I haven't experienced my own yet. That'll happen soon enough.

Answer 3

I have experienced a rebirth, into Christ.
So in a way, yes.......I died a death and was buried in the watery grave of baptism to arise and begin a new life in Christ

Hopefully that is what you're looking for?

Kp

Answer 4

Yes (kind of) and I found out that there is no death (end) because love endures and love is the reason that anything at all exists as opposed to nothing at all.

Answer 5

Been there, done that. I highly recommend it. It will surprize you, and then you can live the rest of your life without the fear or dread of dying. Let me tell you, that changes EVERYTHING! I'm not talking about some mythical or imaginative experience, or repeating some words at an altar-call...I'm talking about literally dying...no pulse, no nervous impulses. BIG difference there! And it's something that can be LEARNED.

Answer 6

i know someone who has died 5 times, he is a major diabetic and other health issues, but he drinks so much, he is in a permanent state of drunkenness, and five times he cold have been proclaimed dead, but the hospital keeps bringing him back to life

i havent experienced death recently, but ppl like him have, and if you really want to know, directly ask someone like that

Answer 7

Ecclesiastes 9:5.....For the living are conscious that they will die; but as for the dead, they are conscious of nothing at all, neither do they anymore have wages, because the remembrance of them has been forgotten

Psalm 146:4......His spirit goes out, he goes back to his ground;
In that day his thoughts do perish.

Answer 8

yes

but probably not the way you think, since I have no idea what your question means

but I work in a hospital and have seen death from all sides

Answer 9

Yes, I died yesterday.

Answer 10

Not yet.
But when I do, how will I answer you!!