Science Experiment Proves Afterlife Is Real
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2020
- We have all wondered what happens when we die. Do we see a bright light, or some of our ancestors guiding us, or a black void of nothing? In today's amazing new video one scientist is out to prove that there is an afterlife and he may just have the evidence to support his theory! Check out our new video to discover if the afterlife is real!
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Imagine seeing dying and then hearing a voice say, “You have completed story mode. Free play unlocked.”
"You can now play as Luigi"
@@SweatierAcorn goals right here
@@SweatierAcorn was broke asf on smash 64 😂
It was only the demo, the real one comes out soon
I like this comment lol thats a gg my man
Your animators are improving even further, they need a raise.
True before they were face less and in slow motion
In the words of Hit I just keep on improving
22 likes thanks guys here have some immortality
I saw a billboard that just uses the animation style
Edit: I was talking about the OG animation
Yep
I don’t like how it looks
Years ago my dad had a heart attack. He ended up having a triple heart bipass. While on the surgery table, he flat lined was brought back,flatlined then brought back once again. When we were able to visit him after surgery. He told us how he could see himself on the table and the doctors working on him. He was basically floating into the light. He said he had no more pain, was happy, everything felt right. Basically a feeling he had never had. He told us if anytime in the future he flat lines to not bring him back. There’s something better out there. Something better after life.
@@Zenith9485 I hope it's true, they should have no reason to lie. But if they lie, with all the respect, f* them.
@@alexale5488 he probably did like, I can tell
@@rukhsarahmad1978 yes but did he flatline and was revived like the original poster described
@@Zenith9485 😂😂😂😂
My mom has too. My grandma as well. They’ve had similar to near exact stories. I know my people are up there watching, there has to be. Something.
my mom died for 3.5 minutes right after being intubated for a severe asthma attack. She didn't see a tunnel of light but all she could see was brightness (like waking into the sunshine after being inside all day) and she felt calm and quiet for a minute but soon started worrying about me & my sister. everything came back to her.
I’m guessing you guys are Christian too💯!
Imagine you die horrifically and then you see
"You can now play as Luigi"
(A)
😂🤣
*WaLuigi is not a playable character*
(B)
@@LegoCreationsofJL NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
So does that mean in the next life i can get everything i ever wanted by doing absolutely nothing?
Title: “Experiment proves the afterlife is real!”
Video: “Yeah it’s possible I guess”
There’s a question mark at the end. Just saying
@@chong_jos_ There isn't. I checked.
boof's2cents they proved that our consciousness continues for a time after our heart stops. Everything else is up to probabilities
@@GoinGreninja the thumbnail has one
lol yes
im glad these videos exist and that theres actually some proof and evidence that the afterlife is real. every now and then i start overthinking about death and pray multiple times begging the afterlife is real, the thought of nothing happening, no feelings, no thoughts after death is sad and terrifying. so i always search up these videos and it makes me feel a bit better and relieved
I know right anxiety hits pretty hard mostly at night
Actually, I feel the same way as you bud.
I feel like that too
I think this is the reason most people are scared of death
The individual is no more after death. They return to the collective source - a Oneness.
I think about the afterlife all the time I lost my husband to cancer in 2018 , it is now 2022 and I cannot stop crying for him .
Where did he go.
I keep asking him to come home to see me but this is not happening. HE must have known how much in love I was with him, HE WOULD have come back to see me knowing how much emotional suffering I have gone through these last almost 5 years. So I question that an afterlife exists.
I constantly tell my husband how much I love him.
I will NEVER get over losing him. Being together for 44
years is a long time to love someone and to be loved in return. GOD BLESS my husband.
I'm sorry for your loss and hope you find peace
My condolences 💐
You hold his memory in your heart. And in that way, he has always been with you! My condolences
Pls be strong Carry on, he knows you love him but him coming back to you always will not keep you carry on but he is around without of you knowing just continue talking to him like before when you feel like, I do this all the time & it’s help a lots.🙏🏾💐
Your husband is with you all the time. Just not physically. He walks with you, sleeps with you and is around you. Not everyone can sense that person is there but nevertheless he is.
Thinking of death and not knowing what is on the other side is crippling and trumendously terrifying to me. I can not describe my fear of it.
After death life is mortal ,so good deeds will b with you there ,and the right path is Islam ,
Jesus died on the cross for you & came back to life, He spent 3 days in Hades & returned with the keys for us all to escape, All you have to do is believe in him, Not even his disciples believed in Jesus until he was resurrected. Then they realized Death had no meaning.
@@pardesipari2356 Islam is false
@@calthorp christianity is also false
religion is man made, don't waste your life praying to an entity that doesn't exist
I know there is life after death. 7 years ago my husband passed. We were true soulmates. One beautiful spring morning about 3 months after he passed, I was visiting his graveside. The day was beautiful, not a cloud in the sky. This day pent-up grief was boiling to the surface. I started crying. Begging for him to somehow let me know he was alright. Suddenly out of nowhere I felt a drop of water on my arm. I looked up into the sky above me and there was a small cloud just above me. No other clouds in the sky. I was stunned. I started walking around the grave asking, "Was that you"? It sounds like something right out of the first Poltergeist movie but I felt him pass through my body. Words can never describe that feeling. He was there with me for a brief second. He was alright. He did go on to someplace better and I knew I would be with him again.
I'm happy he was able to give you that. :)
@my two cents pfft haha
@my two cents I don't remember seeing any birds flying overhead.
@@samikshan4926 Thanks for the supportive comment. It is much appreciated.
You will see him again one day, there is now evidence that afterlife is a possibility.
I lost my best friend. It's been over a month. I've gone insane trying to read and understand religious philosophies, theodicies, and personal experiences. I just want to see him again and tell him how important he was to me. I panic every now and then. I want this nightmare to end.
No matter what u read or how much of it u do the answer remains the same. U gotta go through the stages of grief. I went thru this the first time at 10 when my twin sisters were still born and again at 17 when my dad died in a traumatic way.,, by the time my grandma died two years ago I had handled it hundreds of times better. There's nothing u can do to prepare yourself other than learning to RESPECT and accept death, and even then it's still hard.
Find peace ... the universe is unfolding as it should although it may not be clear
I feel your pain I lost my dad this year its hard this pain is a pain that nobody can ever help me with. I hate living knowing i’ll never see my dad again 😢😢😢😢😢😢.
I wish I could see my dad again.
Take a Xanax
@@babytt8487 you will mate
I was there when my grandmother was taken off life support , and from what I saw, death is one of the most peaceful experiences from my perspective. After she flatlined, I felt her vibrations for about another fifteen minutes. Then I felt the urge to look towards my right, and I sensed she was completely at peace. The most bizarre thing is that there was a wall clock , and I kept looking at it to see what time she had passed. Her life support machine was cut off about 20-30 minutes earlier so I was looking at the time she would flatlined.(you remain alive after life support is taken off for a few minutes.) She flatlined at about 6:30, but it wasn't until about 6:45 that I felt her presence. The doctor came in and confirmed that she indeed had died at 6:45 pm. About fifteen minutes after she flatlined. I still cannot explain that to this day
I completely understand what your saying, I had the exact same reaction when my dad died.. I could feel his presence very strong in the room..at at home, but after his funeral that feeling was gone...
The last brain cell before I die: Remember the time he fell off a chair in school.
lol
Why is it that why is it is it why?
🤣
Or "remember when you farted so loud in kindergarten class everyone made fun of you and you started crying?"
painfully relatable 😔
When we die we wake up in the stone age and realize we were eating shrooms.
So that is why i was suddenly a baby in the modern age of 2007 after being in nothing, huh.
Haha
Omfg yes
500 gram trip
THATS WHAT IVE BEEN SAYING. We ate the "forbidden apple" and ended up here.
Imagine having clinically died and still having some level of consciousness, realising you've died and not being able to do anything about it.
Hebrews 9:27 KJV
And as it is appointed unto men once to die, but after this the judgment:
this made me feel a whole lot better, sometimes i end up thinking for hours about the after life. My mom died and I want to see her really bad.
Me too, my father died 3 weeks ago, I'm so devastated, life doesn't make sense anymore. Hope I will see him again
I am sorry for your loss.
@@bekda4963I hope we really do, hope your father rests in peace.
TITLE: "...Proves Afterlife is Real" VIDEO: "Maybe, perhaps, maybe, perhaps, maybe, could be."
Gotta get those clicks/views
Its a question. Hence the question mark at the end of the video. Or thats how I took it.
Did you really expect some guy on TH-cam to actually explain one of the greatest secrets of life or ironically death, I mean really ?
@N V M E R I V S4
don't forget, the "Maybe, perhaps, maybe, perhaps, maybe, could be." is still extremely misleading. The situation is much more uncertain an unknowable than five "maybes" in a row.
Man, existence is pretty crazy. Honestly anything's possible.
Science can't even prove that reality is real, so an afterlife is technically as likely as no afterlife. We have en equal amount of evidence for both of them, and that's no evidence. But as you said it, existence is weird, and makes no sense. There has to be more to it, than our life here on earth.
It's not enough to simply exist though. We need interaction from other living beings simply to remind us that we exist.
Because if we're not reminded and we forget than we will cease to exist.
That is why anytime we take an endangered species & put it in captivity its lifespan seems to be much shorter then the average span of its kind in the wild. Because once its secluded with it's only interactions being humans tossing it food from a great distance. Depression sets in then reasonable doubt of your own existence.
"As long as there is a consciousness seeking out with the expectation of finding, it will."
If a tree falls in the woods and no living being is around to observe it does it make a noise?
Schrodinger's cat and quantum computing would tell us that it doesn't even fall. Photons exist in all states at once until something observes it or its influence. Its then that mother nature is forced to make a choice and the photon collapses into one single state of being. Until the box is opened the cat is neither dead nor alive.
What made the first observation that turned a random everythingnothingness into a wave of certainty?
@@MySpoot This is way too complicated for me. To me this sounds like something science can't even explain yet. The Schrodinger's cat thing is purely theoretical, because the cat knows the outcome 100% percent of the times. It's only those on the outside who can consider the cat dead and alive at the same time. It's a highly philosophical debate, when it comes to existence. I also know of photons and their superpositions. I just don't know what that means for reality.
Trust me, I believe in everything science can explain, but then when there's a topic where science doesn't have all the answers I seek out other options, opinions and things related to that. That's why I question what conciousness and the afterlife really means.
And to add to the animal example you gave, I feel like humans are different. We know the concept of existing and not existing, something animals don't know. Maybe we're different because of our knowledge compared to animals or maybe we're the exact same.
@@simonjohnson3424 true but think about this... a man in solitary confinement for a great length of time will start having conversations with things that don't exist. Well after he has been released to public, reaffirming what exists and what doesn't. But they still continue to talk to something that doesn't exist. A perfectly sane man forced to lose his grip on reality will have a really really hard time getting it back and basically becomes what we call schizophrenic.
Who knows, but my grandad definitely saw his mother just before he died because he said “hello Mum” and then, passed away. It definitely bought us comfort as a family. I will never not miss him, as he was the bestest grandad EVER ❤
One of my aunts suffered from bone cancer, she was in tremondous pain and often fell unconscious due to the shock, anyway last two days of her life were interesting from a scientific perspective... She became unconscious for close to 10 minutes and everybody at home thought she's dead now, however, 10 mins later she came back and said "she was told by someone above that, it's still not her time and was angrily asked to leave".
Creepy, but this happened right infront of my eyes. Her pains got worse and she started hallucinating thr next day and finally passed away, but I'll never forget how she came back and told a room full of people that it was still not her time!
Imagine dying and seeing a sign that says "we have been trying to reach u about your bodies extended warranty"
Bruh 🤣💀💀
💀
This deserves more likes
Turn to Jesus for eternal life .
*body’s
Who's watching in the afterlife? Pretty neat here
Hol up
Could you grab me a 👻 🌭ghost glizzy
yhea.. how was your life ?
you got the rona?
Thought I was the only one
Life has to be more than this chaos it just has to be something more, I feel it, I have always felt...it doesn't end with death
U try read this article.. Death and the Hereafter Islamic Pamphlets
@@hasranefendi9833 what?
ikr. it feels weird. maybe it feels weird for a reason. like we have lives waiting for us outside of this current one
@@1337_bean real life begins after death
It's hard to accept death, so yeah
I never ever leave comments like this because I’m a private person but my grandfather is close to passing away (tomorrow or the next day I think) and this video gave me comfort on some strange plane or level of existence within my mind. Thank you to whoever created it
GOD bless your grandfathers soul
My best friend was shot and murdered two days ago. This is exactly what i needed right now. Thank you.
Sincerely... Thank you
Hope he's in a better place now, and if he's not then this might comfort you: Even if he's in an eternal nothingness now, he will never experience sorrow ever again, all his worries and bad memories are forever gone.
@@simonjohnson3424 till valhalla...
@@wistexvlogs8327 till valhalla...
WisTex Vlogs he was murdered?! Sorry to hear that. If you don’t mind me asking, what happened?
@@loganmalough2379 I mean he probaly got murdured by some gang
The older you get more you start to realize how precious is life
Depends on the case
Im 8 and i realize kt
The younger the person you love dies, the more you realize as well. 26 for me
It depends on the person. Not everyone is the same
@@genuinedelusionsmusic 20 for me lost the first male who saw me take my first steps and looked after me while mum was working
The fact we can still have certain visions after we die is crazy. I had a seizure at my grandma's last december and during the seizure I died. I had no idea because I was dreaming, while dead.
Do you remember what happened during your dream?
Near Death Experiencers are the closest ones to providing proof. It’s not by mistake that a majority of these people have similar experiences
Wait I’m kinda confused though becuase a lot of Christians say that they see a white light or seeing something similar to heaven, while atheists have really diverse and different stories.
@@AAARRTTTTthe Bible says when you die you don’t immediately go to heaven all you will see is black basically in a sleep state for 1000 years then you will wake after that for judgement day
“Everytime you lose a brain cell you lose part of yourself”
Me: *uninstalls among us*
amogus
😂😂😂
*Uninstalls tik tok*
sussus amogus
HA!
So maybe my dad was right. He attempted ending things a few times, sadly he did succeed about 2 years ago, but I came across a note he left for me. He talked about a warm light at the end of a tunnel. Seems like many people have the exact same experience, which is comforting. I hope I can meet him again in the end.
Sorry for your loss
wait. the note was written when he was still alive. how does he know what happens in the afterlife before suicide
@@eskaban_edits before, he attempted twice
Im so sorry for your loss. Its horrible to lose your parent 🥺😢
I sympathize with you my friend ,both my parents have been gone for a few years now and the pain is terrible still ,I wonder why we're born into this life and what's the point.
There's a doctor that puts plates above the cabinets at the operating room and has told stories of people describe seeing them during a near death experience. The hospital down the road from me had a patient that floated up 5 floors to the roof before she was brought back and saw the nurses and doctors smoking up there on the roof. That story was from a long time ago. It surprised everyone because the rooftop was restricted to only the hospital staff as one of the designated smoking areas at the time.
be cautious of tall tales and rumors, I'd like the sources on that.. people often misconstrue or over exaggerate or flat out lie and the rumor gets spread down the grapevine
@@wesley6442 This is true. I'm giving the benefit of doubt because of my personal paranormal experiences in a house I grew up in. So if that could happen there, then anything is possible.
No they didn't. He said no patient ever saw them. He even put a scrolling ticker on the cabinets and they say they didn't see it.
@@stevelundt6498 WTF is a scrolling Ticker?
I’m actually scared of death, the realisation that it’s impossible for there to be anything after death is scary. When I’m dead I can’t do anything, no thoughts when my brain goes off, my memories are gone, everything.
actually no, our memories are stored in our soul/consciousness. Neuroscience has recently shown that our brains don't actually create consciousness, but in fact, download consciousness. You see quantum physics has shown that we're beings of light, fully immersed in a fractal matrix of light. Our bodies 5 senses collect data and our brains compile the data an process the code into an image and its projected into our minds like a hologram. Simply, our bodies are like biological VR Headsets and when your avatar body dies, you simply log out. When you log out, you're still consciously aware with your memories intact.(Astronomical amount of NDE/OBE Research). What we call the spirit realm/ realm of Mind, is literally where we go when we Astral Project, just permanently. Localizing to a new server. Free to wander as a divine soul with free will, or choose to go through the tunnel , or get escorted by beings to the afterlife dimension. You can change servers (Planets), or localize back on the Earth Server into a new Character (Reincarnation).
No Fear, no pain.
We're all Divine, once you understand your higher self, you will be a peace, and the transition will be a happy one.
When I die, I just hope I have somebody to be there with me.
Same
Who? 😏
Crush?
That's why I became a bus driver
You mean Jesus?
Your hope has no conclusive evidence to the affirmative.
And here I thought asking corpses would work
Scinence
Foxie Veemo dude I love you
@@PeriodVampire ok
Foxie Veemo i was hoping that would scare you off, I believe I failed
@@PeriodVampire no
I am 13 recently I thought about death and afterlife . I was always an atheist because it always sounds weird to think that I didnt evolve and all around was created by someone omnipresent in 7days ,but one night I asked to a god of any religion or type that if any form of afterlife was real. No response . I freaked out harded and wished that someone would hug me/comfort me and just a second later my mother called from her bedroom while she was supposed to be asleep and wanted to see how am I doing (this happened about 3 times in my whole life ) . The next day I went with my friend and at one point I asked what did he think of any afterlife (also atheist) he talked about how one day he and his cousin were playing at their house . His cousin was in his room talking to someone. My friend and his parents heard how he cried and minutes later he came out of the room claiming that grandma died and in few minutes they got a call that she died. We know eachother since the 1st day of kindergarten and I know he wouldn't lie . I get comfoted by these things and even if I stop existing after death its also an slightly acceptable ending
I’m not scared of dying, I’m scared of my parents and family dying.
Mon grand-mère est malade , prier Dieu merci
*aren't we all...*
@@robertebond4203 tf is that language
@@randomdude1469 french
@@Auubreygraham ohh thanks
I think I'm more afraid of leaving behind loved ones than dying 💔 but either way the thought of it does scare me even though it's bound to happen. I hope it's as peaceful as sleeping 😴😌🙏
Your not afraid of dying.
You just don’t want too!..
I'm not afraid of death, I just don't like knowing that I won't be able to do anything anymore and I would experience nothingness. When I die I wanna at least be able to spectate and do whatever to I want
💯💯💯🤞🤞
@@gtd1783 yeah. The thought of not being able to do anything ever again is scary
@@gtd1783 That is what I am afraid of to
I wish people would talk more about psychedelics when talking about afterlife. Really interesting stuff.
I had an NDE while in a severe car accident in 1997, and I was hovering above the scene looking down, for an instant. Apparently, when my consciousness discovered that it could re-enter the body without life-threatening injuries, it rushed back in. Also, before that, during the accident, I saw a series of images as if my consciousness was quickly gathering data before leaving the body. Ever since, I truly believe that death is not the end, but a transition of some kind. -- However, during several surgeries in 2002, when I was unconscious, there was apparently next to no time elapsing between falling asleep and waking up, although hours had passed in the meantime. I'm not sure what conclusions to draw from this.
Anesthesia suppresses your nervous system during surgeries so you don't feel or experience anything. I would imagine this would be completely different in a near death or death experience because you would not have anything suppressing your nervous system.
Anesthesia may send you to the same state as deep sleep.
@@kjm_music People have had deeply-felt NDEs under anesthesia and much, much more debilitating operative conditions-such as having the entirety of their blood volume drained. Please do some reading before offering arm-chair explanations.
When I had open heart surgery, there were no NDEs. I don't know what conclusion to draw from that.
Me: Having an existential crisis
Infographics: We got something for that
Faith Jones onggggg this been me for months the I went to a prophet and watched this video
Yeah I feel the same
Relatable
I can relate
Same I can relate
I had a dream about my grandfather after he passed where he just visited me.. he was much younger and when I shook his hand I FELT it.. I reached out and grabbed his forearm and said grandpa I can feel you.. he just laughed and then I woke up
A very cool dream indeed, but it’s just a dream
@@rizzythepro411 yeah so what?
Grief will do that.
If you look at speculate about whether it was a dream or not but one thing I can't say for certain is no one knows what happens when we die.. I am a Christian but I also believe that there are infinite possibilities as to what is awaiting us on the other side.
I had a similar experience after my uncle passed except I was unable to move or speak. My cousins and family were sat at a table and there were bits of symbolism that were not pointed out but were fairly obvious. Some of them were things I doubt I would have known beforehand. I spoke to my aunt after I had the dream, told her of the odd things I noticed, and she pointed out so many things that my uncle seemed to have planted in the dream. One was him wearing a pink unicorn horn headband, he used to call one of my cousins his little unicorn because that was her favorite creature, which I had never known. Another was my dad wearing a black T-shirt with what I recognized as text while everyone was wearing all white, my uncle was proud of my dad for being a marine. Some other things I could list that I can’t explain exist, but it would get too long. He just looked satisfied with what he had done in life and I felt like he wanted me to talk about the dream to let everyone know he loved them. It hurt to have that dream, especially when he turned and walked away but I couldn’t do anything. Was a great dream to have though.
I’ve been having thoughts of suicide a lot due to severe anxiety. I’m tormented by the constant lack of sleep and desire to just have a clear mind and be able to rest. This video gives me a small percentage of comfort. I’m not acting on my thoughts. Just being open and honest.
wait wait good comfort or "excuse to commit not living" comfort
This is an outstanding video!👍
Finally the scientific world is catching up to what the collective human intuition has known all along.
Fun Fact : When you die you just enter spectator mode.
EDIT : 5 months later I have come, many likes this post has
It’s big brain time
Lol🤣
And ghosts could be ppl in spectator group
i would like but theres already 69 sorry
GAMER ALERT.
Being able to hear people cry and talk about my death when I still have consciousness is turly terrifying.
@soursoap that's mean. I'm sure he has loved ones that will mourn for him
soursoap what is wrong with you
I'm terryfied of dying and feeling alone watching my wife cry for me :(
@soursoap why u so mean
Imagine if nobody would care. That would hurt so much more.
If there's a life after death, it would be pain-free. RIP my brother. I miss you everyday!
I would like to think there is a afterlife I feel sorry for the ones that they can't take the pain and other things aswell
My mom remembered what happened to her when she died for a second from Covid (she is fine now)it was incredible she said she saw herself in different worlds
I actually had an out of body experience. I was 14 and in the emergency room with DKA. My veins had collapsed and they couldn't place an IV. The doctor asked my parents to leave the room because they couldn't revive me but I remember standing next to the hospital bed watching everything and my parents crying as they left the room. A year later I brought this up to my mom and said I remembered the doctor asking them to leave and she just looked at me and said that it wasn't possible because I was unconscious and refused to talk about it ever again.
of course it was possible.....at least, Riqui, you know it
More?
@@Bearsbeets.battlestargalactica when my dad was in a coma from COVID earlier this year he had a lot I can explain, it’s really scary though like fr
@Mango Muffin I did pass out in a restaurant once from low blood sugar and it was the most peaceful /blissful moment I have ever had. I was mad at the woman who revived me for ruining it...hope your mom is ok!
@Infu 123 who me?
I still can't get over the story of the woman who died in a hospital and said she floated out of her body and up through the floors and roof of the hospital, noticing a red tennis show laying on roof by an A/C unit.
After being revived, she relayed her story and someone when up on roof to look. Sure enough, there it lay. A red tennis shoe.
I'm worried that the soul can extend out from the body, but then eventually dies when the body begins to decay in the following days, so we're left with these false hope stories instead of pooling our efforts to achieve real immortality.
That is very accurate. Try researching about Astral projections. I've read/watched many people experience this. Specially those who are in the ER.
@@freepalestine_stop_genocide I'm a Christian but that story has been proven a lie so many times. Dig deeper and find that the story exists in several versions in several states and with several types of shoes :)
Don't need silliness like this to believe.
@@markmike7933 LOL you're talking about silliness but you're a Christian.... XD
@@markmike7933 idk I feel like all stories, even true ones, get distorted through retellings. Doesn’t mean that this particular story is or isn’t true. Just another place to give faith to something, whether it be God or the validity of the story or both
They really do their research here! Great video. I'll likely use this as an introduction whenever I introduce somebody to the topic
My Granny passed in 2011 while I was living in the Caribbean and a few weeks after her funeral, she came to me around 5am in the morning I was in bed, quite sleepy but half awake eyes closed still and she asked me why I wasn't at her funeral, it wasn't her typical voice, it was telepathic and I answered with my mind and my physical voice too telling her where I was. She then showed me her living room with records being thrown around it was an angry feeling I saw myself on her doorstep sitting down. I hit the feeling she wasn't happy about that, I then saw lumps on her back like a vision, I called home to find out what she was like while dying. It was confirmed she had painful lumps on her back and would ask to be scratched. Fast forward 5 years, I'm expecting my first baby, she's due early October, she doesn't come despite efforts made by nurses to get her out, she was born On my Grannys birthday 6.45am and the image of her, my dad, her son told me it's granny birthday too today. I knew something was very deep n connected, me and my daughter, her personality she's just like her and still looks like her in ways. I know there are no words for that experience I think it's just a knowing. I wasn't surprised when she came to me, it's like a knowing, there is more. I feel also that I'm having the chance to be there for her she loved me and chose me to be her mother as she was an orphan before. There are so many phenomena and I know they are gifts and signs. We are not our bodies, we are the universe part of source/God and we go on.
When my grandfather died from cancer I was allowed to spend some time with him after he had passed. I will never ever forget the look of peace he had on his face. He looked so peaceful and I have never seen that kind of look before. It was a great comfort to know that wherever he was I knew he was at peace.
Same experience I had when my father in law passed away, he looked peaceful and almost smiling!
That sounds like the kind of experience I've had with binaural beats or out in nature when you let the pure energy of the natural state wash over you, 432 hz. You can experience it in this life. But the next is likely it forever; you ARE that energy, being washed constantly with it. That would be so nice to imagine. Everything just becomes the way you feel on a perfect sunny day in a spring/fall meadow with the wind blowing through the trees, the crickets, the birdsong, and it's that way forever. You're everywhere and everyplace at once because this energy is eternal; it's everywhere. You don't really smile or anything like that there, there's a sort of firm look of satisfaction on your lips when you feel it in this life. You can smile if you'd like, but you don't have to!
Well I have seen both my parents dead, and they are completely motionless. In my Mum's case she went cold extremely quickly.
This is waht happend when my great grandmorher she was so happy. And the night before we say to her “you dont have to try to live hard and that she can go” and that night she passed away.🥺🥺😢
The funeral service move the muscles around in the deceased bodies face to make them look relaxed, which makes the dead body look like it’s smiling
Life is short, just be kind to everyone while you still can
No be horrible and smash peoples cars
@@halo3odst395 ughhhh it's not a phase mom
My teacher always says be kind to others and they will be kind to u. But this is not true lol im kind to so many of my classmates but they are mean to me till i gave up being kind to them
life is long.
@@bigdaddybuttmaster69 life is not long or Short you live as long as you live that may be long or short 🙏👍🏻
Honestly I'm only here because I lost my mum (or mom if you're American) when I was 3 and then my grandma who I was really close to and lived with when I was 6. I hold on to hope that I will see them again. I hope there is something after life. Idk maybe the afterlife is what you make it, like a dream that never ends. Please if anyone sees this, tell the people you love that you love the while they're there. I wish I could say "I love you" to them just once. I would do almost anything to see them. Please don't try to make me believe any religion. I know you mean well I really do but you won't convince me. Stay strong, you are loved
I heard from somewhere that we never knew what was before we “physically” existed and we don’t fear that and it’s similar to not knowing what’s after death, so why should we fear it.
Kinda made me view death differently, it’s an inevitability, the one thing all of us experience eventually, there’s no reason to fear it, life’s like a middle point and death is just like the next stage 🤷🏻♂️
Yeah
Thing is we don't know of the place before because we don't become fully conscious until we are like 2 years old, or is that because we are still in transition from our previous life?
Finding out if there's life after death is like finding out if you can cross over a black hole and live to see the other side. Both may very well be true, but you'll have no way to come back and explain what you saw.
False, millions have been there and come back to talk about it in detail. You just havent been paying attention
@@chineduamadi5958 nah no one has been all the way and came back. barely even got close to whatever precipice and caught a glimpse at best.
@@chineduamadi5958 no u have to actually be dead with no possible recovery, if u didn't know, so yeah no coming back to tell about it
People have claimed to see an afterlife but without experiencing what they experienced you have to take it on faith in which non believers don’t find scientific enough
No way yet
I do hope this is true if so I could see my mom again and tell her how much I miss her.
All the best ❤️ sorry about your mom💔
Death is where we are reunited with lost loved ones, you'll see her again. Be strong warrior
I wanna see my mom again too :( I hope we'll get to see them again
@@kimberlyvanaken3179 most likely right :( unfortunately
@@kimberlyvanaken3179 maybe it is, we only got hope
Even more interesting when you look into the similarities between psychedelic use and reports of near death experiences
Yeah I've read about them
ive experienced them and let me tell you it is indescribable but wondaful experiences happen.@@trivonnereid769
I was once bitten by a poisonous eel and I have felt dizzy and sleepy. That was the most relaxing feeling I have ever felt in my entire life. They said I looked like I was really going to die cause my body is changing color looking like a corpse I have been unconscious by that time and I didn't know. Luckily, the hospital is near so I've been saved. After that I wasn't afraid of dying anymore.. I was very confused why everyone is panicking cause I'm just feeling fresh and I think that was the best 2 days nap I have ever had.
what if i’m reincarnated as my profile pic
It cost you -0.10 cents not to create that. *why*
Dont
Poor you
No
No
Imagine when we die and then you heard something
Hey youre finally awake
Imagine when you die you wake up in heaven and you were just cycling through your whole life for a quick second
You were tryna cross the border right? Walked right into that imperial ambush.
Mine was slightly like that.....
Death by an arrow to the knee
@@zoearnold1911 Wait what
I really hope an afterlife exists. What I’d do to spend another day with my grammy and my favorite childhood dog.
Try read this article for know something about life after death.. Death and the Hereafter Islamic Pamphlets
@@hasranefendi9833 I doubt they wanted your pitch lol
A very uplifting video, discussing the POSSIBILITY at least that there 'may be something' after we all meet our eventual end.
I had a dream once where I died. The afterlife was a relief. It feels like a huge weight is lifted off your shoulders. Like your density becomes less.
I’ve had a salvia trip just like that. Almost made me feel like this reality isn’t the real one.
thats nice i always wondered how it felt like to be a bird lol
Who knows maybe we are in a dream...
I guess you can say.. the afterma-
@Dude with PS4 the brain maybe doesn't but the spirt/ soul does
Imagine you just died and then you hear: 'welcome to the gulag'..
Cant believe your still playing that 😶
Least we can fight to redeploy
To much warzone xd
This actually made me laugh
*gets sniped while skydiving
I know someone very close to me (immediate relative) who was legally and clinically brain dead for 3.5 minutes and was able to describe in detail exactly what they saw (another realm). While they were in a coma (for 6 days) after being revived, they were wheeled into another room (more permanent). After they woke up, they were able to describe every detail of what happened and where everything was the entire time they were in the room while they were in a coma. For example, they described in detail what happened the forst 4 days. And I know they were telling the truth, because I was physically there the entire time.
I could lie and tell you a story too and in a coma it’s been know for people to still be able to see and hear whilst unable to move
Lying
It's increasingly become my belief that the body is a machine whose purpose is to create a conciousness and/or soul, capable of free will, that exists outside the body by way of the process of body death. It feels like a multi stage metamorphosis like some organisms on earth do.
Einstein theorized that energy never dies, it just moves on.
Yea, but as other stuff....like heat
@@fintinavlad8719 yes sir
@@solcutta3661 no sir you are wrong. Yes Einstein did get some things wrong but matter can't be destroyed 0r created. This is still a thing.
@@solcutta3661 Not going to take Google as fact over Einstein.
Energy from our bodies go to microbes that begin digesting us after death. So in a way, energy from our body is being transferred back to the environment
I couple years back back i had a near death experience. i went with friends to a river couple miles from town though I couldn’t swim and told my parents i was going to go do a group work. We had a few drinks soon everyone was out of the water but i went down stream splashing around in the deep. I tried to swim back to shore but it was too far and my other friends were out of sight. i could remember shouting for help, swallowing water then progressively sinking to the bottom of the river. At first it was painful choking on the water but soon the pain was overshadowed with the thought of dying at such a young age and disappointing my parents. I had somewhat of a flashback but it was not of my entire life but the situation that was currently going on like looking at the situation from a third person view i felt i let everyone down because my parents would feel the pain of loosing me and id pit my friends in trouble. Trust me this hurts way more than the actual physical pain of not breathing. The last thing i remembered was accepting the fact that i was going to die as took my last breath then descended under soon after i felt this warm feeling in my soul then i was suddenly not afraid of dying anymore its like I automatically knew everything was going to be okay. (a friend jumped in and saved me)
This is called hallucination. It happens when, as you describe, your brain is deprived of oxygen. Nothing supernatural about that.
@@arthursouza7 I suffer from hallucinations every third day and it's never because of lack of oxygen but every time during the hallucination the breathing gets more and more intense
@@uday5342 I don't care about what happens to you. I am talking about these visions of people during a clinical death, which are generated precisely by the lack of oxygen. I'm sure you don't die that often, so your breathlessness must be caused caused by agitation.
@@arthursouza7 I concur with what you stated , I didn't meant to refute your statement I just shared what I experienced.
Sounds like you went through the 7 stages of death. Very interesting story, glad you're here to share your experience man.
I remember when I was 14 I had a very bad asthma attack and was pronounced dead, everything was bathed in a bright but soft white light and I heard a female voice saying " It's not your time yet" I sat right up and took a deep breath it was weird for sure.
I was raised Catholic so I went my whole life believing in heaven and god until I was around 14 or so and then I became an atheist but the older I’ve gotten the more I feel like there is an afterlife maybe not in the same way that we think of heaven as but there’s something out there I just don’t know what. It seems farfetched but existence in general is so farfetched when you really think about it. I think it’s possible but we don’t have the consciousness to understand it as living humans.
Whenever I'm scared of there being no afterlife I watch this video and it makes me feel more comforted. Thank you. The fear of nothing after death is nothing to laugh at.
Just the thought of ceasing to exist scares me.
@@bradenjarvis3454 me too.
I think I just have existential anxiety
I agree. I just lost my best friend last month and I really hope I can see him again one day. This life is hard and death is scary. When I start to think of it too much I like to watch videos like this, or sleep. It’s really hard I know
What? What is there to fear your dead and no more anything. I would be afraid to go to Heaven god is evil if he was real. But he isn’t real and that’s alright with me. I will be dead
Fun fact: people who say they are first usually aren't
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I was the top reply so I was first
I farted
Imagine being able to store our consciousness after we die so that we may be " immortal"
The thought of an after life is so peaceful. The gift of life is such a beautiful gift and I would hate to ever be permanently gone. And if these are just dreams, what a peaceful send off
"In my culture, death is not the end, it's just a new beginning." --- Black Panther
T'chala*
The script writer/s*
Chadwick boseman actually said this so
"Death is life" - The 100
"Death is life"
-@@bobbyjones-uv5cn
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Imagine when you die and you woke up in a cart and someone asked:
"So youre finally awake..."
I hope not lol, not the way I want to start my new save file.
Like a grocery shopping cart?
🤯
Nice pfp
Skyrim fan here, you won the internet.
I lost my mom very unexpectedly about a month ago. I was planning on interviewing her on her life after doing a similar project for a friend and never got the chance, foolishly thinking I had all the time in the world. While going through all of the feel good morning emails she sent (that included "happy tunes" she was "rocking out to") in order to make a playlist, I kept seeing her reference 4:11 and how to remember that time when things got tough, and how she genuinely believed the power of true love allows it to transcend time and space. I visited her grave a week to the minute after we buried her, sat there and prayed and cried and told her I was sorry for not remembering what something so near to her meant. A man walked by, heard me bawling like a toddler and said "God bless you." and at that moment I decided to listen to one of the hundreds of voice memos she sent to me over the years that I transferred to a dropbox folder. I randomly chose one because it had my lucky number 44 in it, and the voice memo was one mom sent to my brother and me where she said 4/11 was the date of my grandpa's death and 4:11 was the time she looked at her phone when she knew her mom had passed away, and that she needed to get things in order for when she passed so she didn't leave a mess (which she never did, and I'm glad). I burst into even more tears and the was overwhelmed with a warm sense that things were gonna be alright, she had crossed over and managed to communicate, how I'll never know, but she's been showing signs all over the place. I can confidently something's next out there, energy never really dies. I'm no longer afraid of the moment my moment will come, but it's changing the way I'm living now. Now all I want to do is live a life that I know will lead me to her side of things when I get there so I can see her again. And no more acting like I have all the time in the world.
My mixed German Shepard 13 year old girl died 5 days ago and I am sure many can relate, that, at this age being part of my life since 12 and now almost 26 it's no longer just a pet but a person that lives forever in our heart and mind. Her passing made me think of all the beloved people and pets I lost early and had me rethink about life, death and afterlife for some reason. She really was a lesson, a soul, that showed me stuff. And today 5 days later a new soul was born, my daughter! Weirdly enough last night I saw a dream about my dog and some other people around her but couldn't make much out of it.
Thank you for this video 😊
Animals can eventually be reborn as humans, once their consciousness has evolved enough.
@@abhishekghosh4384 I think you may have it the wrong way around!
@@dean9235 in my experience, the law of evolution is as valid on the spiritual level as the biological level. However, I will have to agree that at times I have seen animals who are more compassionate and humane as compared to many humans.
@@abhishekghosh4384 Thank you for your reply.
The word "humane" is derived from the word human and was created by ego-driven human beings to distance themselves as being better and higher than animals. To be humane means to have compassion. Certainly humans are often more intelligent than animals but more "humane"? The damage that humans inflict on one another, on animals and insects, the water and earth, the trees and sky does not show collective compassion. Animals are in a sense far more compassionate to the earth, and one another, than humans. That was the point I was trying to make. 🙏
@@dean9235 you're correct, but someone doesn't become a human simply by taking birth in the body of a human.
I gotta wonder if the body dies slowly, then that would explain why a lot of people among those who have clinically died just see the void. In other words, their body is still going even though their heart has ceased operations yet they aren't far gone enough to have their consciousness separate from the body.
Man I just want to stay conscious after I 'die'. I want to be able to watch over people and have fun where I end up. Enjoy life people, do what makes you happy & appreciate what you have. You may seem frustrated or angry at someone you love, but if you think of life without them you'll feel eerie. Cya
What if you’re conscious forever when humans don’t exist anymore and you go through physical items and can’t see other ghosts
a little self centered view
I agree
That sounds horrible =( I'd rather just be dead.
I want to die. As soon as possible.
I lay awake at night worrying about what happens when I die. I won't lie, I'm scared. This life is far too short.
Always just find joy and do your best. If you haven't noticed this world is for retrying over and over. If not this life then next.
@@NomadAlly my fear is that there is no next. I'm hopeful there is though.
@@jenniferpeterson3481 I think about it a lot as well. I think there has to be a afterlife. Maybe when we pass we just wake up and are in another world where can see these people and animals who passed away. Thats what I hope. I notice there are a lot of people who pass away young so would be nice to know that they are somewhere well.
Try to read the Quran you will find your answers its amazing
Yes we just go heaven even bad people to become good and sent to earth again and this will reapet
Personally, i don't see death as some malicious grim reaper, i see it as a loyal guard. You become unshackled from the terrors of life and reality into eternal bliss with an omnipotent guard that'll protect you beyond time.
This is deep. All i know is that i hope i don't feel any pain when i die and i hope my consciousness carries on somehow and that i'm in a good place to be happy forever or i guess recycle my consciousness if i have to as i would not have any control of that. Or would i? The problem is NOT knowing and no way of finding out for sure while you still are alive.
Scientist think the “light at the end of the tunnel” is your pupils retracting as your eyes start to shutdown.
You should check InspiringPhilosophy he has stuff on conciousness.
That’s just a speculation it could be anything really 🤷♀️
And scientists think every sound recorded in the ocean is icebergs even if it sounds like a live animal
@@edwardsanchez3708 yes but dolphins and whales do make sound
@@ulusxs1096 No animal. Only iceberg!
I never talk about it but death scares me every moment of every day,not just for myself.I don’t want my grandma to die,I don’t know what I would do without her,I can’t help but bawl my eyes out whenever I think of living out my life without her guidance.I would honestly rather die
My grandma passed almost 3 weeks ago and today was her funeral. She had been in hospice for about 2 months before she passed and knowing she had limit time still doesn't prepare you for when it happens...she was everything to me and I'm still having a hard time dealing but seeing things like this helps somewhat...she was religious and I am not but I do hope she got to where she wanted to go...I miss her stories and her hugs so much...I just hope she knows how much she was loved and won't forget us cause I miss her even now
@@lyserl it's about just knowing Jesus exists, for even demons know he exists. It's about accepting forgiveness of our sins and receiving God's gift of eternal life
@@SandraGonzalez089 it's not about being religious, it's about having a relationship with Jesus
@@lee14631 well, it kinda is about being religious or not because if you don't believe, then you can't have that "relationship with Jesus". If it helps others sure, I won't put anyone down but I don't like it when it's forced on myself. I understand my grandma believed in that so I'm sure she's where she wanted to be.
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I just dont fear death since I lost my mom and am always ready for it in hope I see her again
I remember when my grandma's death was prepared for burial after her funeral. I was at the church to bless my grandma's death before being sent to the cemetery, I suddenly collapsed for no reason. I took my breakfast that morning and it made me wonder what caused me to faint randomly. I'm literally embarrassed that I faint even my condition was normal and I wasn't mourning at that time my emotions were neutral. I thought to myself "how did this happen to me?"
What was the point of this? Is there more to it?
I am also confused 😂
My grandma's cat died a few days ago. I have been crying and sobbing so much for the past few days. I hope I will get to see you in the afterlife, jake.
Sorry for your loss. Cats are awsome little friends
Now it's might be a good idea to talk about it with some one. Maybe a local warm line if they have those where you are.
Where I am, a warm line is a place where you can call and talk about problem that are bothering you like your grandma cat dying and how much it's affecting you.
@@venus189 I hate cats so much ):
@@Mangorizz nobody cares
@@Mangorizz i hate people who hate cats and mangossss
Imagine when you die you hear "You thought you escaped us by finding a vessel."
Yooo
Ayooo don’t joke around like that💀
You wake up to an alarm in an alternate universe and you're late for work.
That wouldn’t be that bad tbh
😭
When my grandfather was going through his final days about eight years ago, he began seeing people from his past surrounding him in the hospital room. People like his priest, his old friends, members of his family, and finally, on the last day, his mother. He was refusing to leave with these people as he didn’t want to leave my grandmother alone, but apparently, they kept trying to get him to leave with them. It took my grandmother reassuring him in order to get him to finally let go.
Two years ago, when my grandmother went through her final days, she had a similar experience, but instead of seeing the spirits of people she knew, she saw us differently. She kept seeing my older cousin, her oldest grandchild, as either a priest or even Jesus himself.
Then, a few days before she died, she saw her father, a man she had not seen since she was a little girl (he died when she was very young).
I just hope that wherever the afterlife takes us, that they are together again, and that we do reunite with loved ones on the other side, even if it’s not exactly the same as one might think.
I wonder if this is our brains awareness of death that does this as a way to fully release our bodies energy... like we're dreaming as our brains deteriorate while also being aware we are dying causing a more morbid vision based on what senses and or emotions our brains are still able to pick up on while ceasing to function. It's definitely a thinker.
The afterlife is a Sandals Hotel
Make sure you get buried holding towels have the priests not been passing this along?
No it’s a 6 star hotel.
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@@michaelparton4295 it's a whole kingdom for you
What a unique brain. Impressive and oh so Remarkable.
Afterlife: * exists *
Atheists: *wait that's illegal*
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Alright which religion do I worship
being a atheist doesnt mean that you dont belive in an afterlive
im pretty sure there is a third option where religion is bs but afterlife exists
that's not what atheism is. atheism simply rejects the belief of a creator. Atheists that keep whining about religion are new age atheists. Real atheists simply don't care. and why should afterlife necessarily imply a creator?
"Undeniably a product of the brain" there's no proof of that. There's a lot of debate and furious back and forth between various disciplines but seems like (at least science has) we have hit a dead end.
We Indians have also been pondering on this for thousands of years. In fact, we have even made it central to our whole philosophy.
Consider the following sentence as a brief into into such philosophical contemplations
'We are not humans having a conscious experience but consciousness having human experience.'
Tell that to the atheists on reddit :)
I prefer an afterlife over reincarnation because that idea is just scary
Two true stories:
My dad has experienced weird paranormal stuff since he was a baby, he can't choose when and sometime goes a long time without experiencing anything. Anyway, one night he was sleeping with his ex fiancé, a hairdresser. He couldn't sleep as he was having intense visions of an old lady and the name 'Kay' in his head. He mentioned it to his fiancé and she told him that one of the elderly ladies she styles was called Kay and accurately matched the physical description. A few days later she was made aware at work that this lady, 'Kay' had died in her sleep, on the very night that my dad had that experience.
Also, my ex-gf suffered a serious asthma attack a few years ago and had to be rescuscitated in the back of an ambulance. She described how she felt no fear, knew she had just died but was okay with it and found herself in what she described as a cave of lights. There was an elderly lady there who told her that "it isn't your time just yet", before being pulled back into her body. She was never much of a believer in the paranormal until that experience. She still tries to explain it within scientific reason but it's still very strange.
I've experienced alot of paranormal stuff too! But thats crazy about your ex girlfriend
was that old lady one of her relatives?
Life is crazier than we ever think it is. Its the atheist that make everything seem so simple and easy, they say you die and you just don't exist anymore. Making me wonder if the body is still on earth, does that mean the person still doesn't exist??
My mind would try not to believe in you but after some years seeing people passing trough stuff like your father and even myself seeing and feeling stuff once in a while I don't doubt anymore, I KNOW it's completely possible... but I'm still agnostic x) maybe someday I'll come back to witchcraft hahaha
Lack of oxygen.
They upped the definition of death to "no more brain activity" a long while ago right?
Ruud Hollenberg
Right.
Yeah to say that you are dead when your heart stops is pretty dumb. If you want to stretch definitions into nonsense in order to prove an afterlife, don't mind if I refuse to believe in it.
@@_Woody_ I don't think anyone minds :)
@@Migsmill
Well that's nice to hear 😁
Clinical death
I'm agnostic and my mom was an atheist. She died of cancer in 2013. The last few hours of her life were spent talking to my great grandmother. Saying things like "I'm almost there" and "I can't wait to see you again." It very much could have just been hallucinations or something, she did have brain cancer, but she was never talking like that before that day. Just hours before she died
Nooooo I don't want to die young I m 17 and have cancer no pls
I could have told you that. My brother and I witnessed a bunk bed bounce up and down violently for a solid 10 seconds. There is most definitely life after death. The soul is real and it isn't limited to the body.