What REALLY Happens During a Near-Death Experience

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  • Excerpt from This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von 479 | Near-Death Experience Expert Dr. Jefrey Long
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  • @portlandgoose4727
    @portlandgoose4727 7 місяців тому +475

    I almost drowned to death when I was 12 while kayaking. I flipped in a rapid and my foot got stuck between two boulders and the rapids held me under. After about a minute of trying to get my foot unstuck I was hit with the craziest sense of euphoric peace. I realized that tons of kids die young and that there was no reason why it shouldn’t be me instead of someone else. Then my life flashed before my eyes, but I didn’t see any “major” moments from my life, only “little moments”; just time well spent with friends and family. Then I came back to and told myself that I’d give my leg one more kick, and if I didn’t break loose, then I’d accept my fate and die. My foot obviously popped out. The fucked up thing is that moment of euphoric acceptance was the most serene and peaceful moment of my life. Kind of a mindfuck, tbh.

    • @StrongerThanBigfoot
      @StrongerThanBigfoot 6 місяців тому +6

      Crazy

    • @user-hs4ih8zp7e
      @user-hs4ih8zp7e 6 місяців тому +1

      Because you were still alive

    • @Mopter21
      @Mopter21 6 місяців тому +30

      Your brain probably released DMT which gave you that euphoria

    • @portlandgoose4727
      @portlandgoose4727 6 місяців тому +7

      @@Mopter21 nah. it’s because i was still alive.
      jk. dmt release is the conclusion that I came to as well. not much else (if anything) really makes sense to me. interesting fun fact: my friends dogs cousins puppy’s grandmother has tried DMT a couple times and it basically didn’t work either time, even though my friend’s dog’s cousin’s puppy’s grandmother’s friends who she smoked it with blasted off by smoking WAYYYY less than “she” had.
      kinda makes me wonder if my friend’s dog’s cousin’s puppy’s grandmother also flipped in a kayak and almost drowned to death back when she was in 8th grade herself 🤔

    • @cameronandrew1853
      @cameronandrew1853 6 місяців тому +27

      @@portlandgoose4727 i have reread this comment 5 times and im still confused

  • @StdsRbop1
    @StdsRbop1 7 місяців тому +426

    I just love the people that Theo interviews. Coroner, mortician, trash man - and this. Makes it so interesting

    • @SDsimplelife
      @SDsimplelife 7 місяців тому

      Hes full of shit

    • @elizabethkelly7727
      @elizabethkelly7727 7 місяців тому +8

      all of my favorites

    • @jglow8337
      @jglow8337 6 місяців тому

      😂😂😂 you win!​@@elizabethkelly7727

    • @stephenlamley541
      @stephenlamley541 6 місяців тому +5

      Normal folk and not so Normal it's awesome. Was just thinking what a wonderful selection of people he has on.

    • @TheJ923
      @TheJ923 6 місяців тому +2

      The Rogan inspiration

  • @dirtypossem
    @dirtypossem 6 місяців тому +247

    I had a near death experience after hanging myself out in the garage at 3am. Turns out my friend from out of state just so happened to be passing through and needed a place to crash and figured I'd be home. He came through my open garage door just 2 minutes after I had passed out and was hanging. God is real, God is within us.

    • @vinesco5270
      @vinesco5270 6 місяців тому +17

      Praise God

    • @NoName-cd3xj
      @NoName-cd3xj 6 місяців тому +1

      Did you witnes god

    • @dirtypossem
      @dirtypossem 6 місяців тому +18

      @@NoName-cd3xj I'm not sure what it was I witnessed but it was very powerful a.d loving.

    • @theantianimeassociation7574
      @theantianimeassociation7574 6 місяців тому +24

      “Yeah my friend found and saved my life”
      2 seconds later
      “ALL PRAISE AND THANKS TO GOD HES THE REASON I WAS SAVED YEAA!!!”

    • @dirtypossem
      @dirtypossem 6 місяців тому +33

      @theantianimeassociation7574 laugh it up. If you knew his side of the story and how his night went leading up to my rescue perhaps you would think differently. Make all the fun you want.

  • @hamorabybabel
    @hamorabybabel 6 місяців тому +147

    As a doctor myself, I read about this years ago and didn’t actually believe it until I had a patient go into a pulseless cardiac arrythmia that needed CPR and DC shocks. After he regained consciousness and I admitted him to the cardiac care unit, 4 days later he told me how he saw me and everyone in the room in details resuscitating him while he was looking from a corner in the room away from us and up high, and seeing his own body.
    I always thought people have these out of body experience as like a glitch in the brain during low blood supply to it. But what amazes me and leaves me speechless is how the stories of hundreds of people are similar and how they go to a heavenly place. It baffles me !

    • @R1PP3R_93
      @R1PP3R_93 6 місяців тому +2

      When I was a kid I had surgery to remove my adenoids, and I remember the doctor putting the anesthesia mask and tell me to count backwards, next thing I remember I have my back against the ceiling and I'm watching myself from above and everyone around me
      for years I just assumed I was dreaming until I found out many people report this phenomenon
      Maybe you're out cold but your hearing still active and the brain makes up an image to go along with?
      It's another story when someone is dying and not just under anesthesia tho

    • @inka86
      @inka86 6 місяців тому +3

      Take mushrooms. Won't baffle you anymore. Money back guarantee.

    • @sachinpowers2067
      @sachinpowers2067 6 місяців тому +6

      @@inka86doubt it. Taken shrooms a few times definitely nothing resembling an out of body experience

    • @mthomas91088
      @mthomas91088 5 місяців тому +6

      Because god is real.

    • @Jyih54531
      @Jyih54531 5 місяців тому

      @@sachinpowers2067you didn’t take enough then

  • @darrenXparker
    @darrenXparker 7 місяців тому +209

    I took a huge dose of LSD and had the exact experience he described; no sight, no sound, no languages, just a feeling of being part of this new “energy”. When I “came back” (I was lying on a bathroom floor for four hours) I was completely changed. My crippling anxiety vanished.

    • @ethanwall6994
      @ethanwall6994 7 місяців тому

      Fuck man I kinda want to do LSD to help with anxiety but I’m kinda scared I’d lose my mind

    • @nickrajotte6802
      @nickrajotte6802 7 місяців тому +6

      I left mine on acid and I was seeing myself from a Birds Eye view. Felt like I became the headliner of my buddy’s car

    • @windwhisprz
      @windwhisprz 7 місяців тому

      I recommend going to the nderf website and reading accounts of peoples nde's. Very interesting stuff.

    • @BeatTheOdds100x
      @BeatTheOdds100x 6 місяців тому +13

      Not even close to the same thing lmao. You're describing self-induced hallucination via drug use. They're talking about violent head trauma leading to the ACTUAL spiritual experience that people who abuse hallucogenic drugs chase and chase and chase

    • @gregthegroove
      @gregthegroove 6 місяців тому +11

      I’m convinced that when the body/brain realizes it’s about to die, it unloads a huge rush of DMT essentially. Joe Rogan turned me on to this fascinating theory which makes sense. We make DMT inside our body but the reason why people trip is the amount of DMT at once. Very similar idea. It could be that this comforts us maybe or calms us in the transition or whatever you’d like to refer it as into the afterlife.

  • @JohnBoy
    @JohnBoy 6 місяців тому +69

    My Near Death Experience : in 2003, I was riding my motorcycle when a DEER jumped out in front of me ... I hit the deer doing 65 mph.... I instantly found myself cradled in the arms of, what felt like a MOTHERS touch, but wasn't female.... I could feel a living love. This love was in me, moving around me, going through me ... the whole place was pure LIVING LOVE.
    .... a few seconds into this, I thought, "this ain't so bad" and I started to turn my head to see who was cradling me ... that's when I found myself bouncing 189 feet down the road.
    I have never experienced that kind of living love ever.

    • @seane.9937
      @seane.9937 3 місяці тому +3

      I've seen and felt that living live in meditation. Twice while meditating a white fire showed in my third eye area and it was alive with love and consciousness. It was giving me a message each time which was relevant to my current experience. Living love is a great way to express it.

    • @enednas801
      @enednas801 2 місяці тому

      @@seane.9937 i have had same feeling of beeing cradled by living love in some of my magic mushrooms trips.I guess it activate the pineal gland/third eye wich I belive can connect to this other wordly place where our conciousness resided before we were born and were we go when our body dies.I feel soo alive after these trips like my mind has been reset cos i battle with cptsd syndrome and get burnt out and depressed evry now and then. I have also reached this point of healing with meditation. i was very depressed and just sat down in the bright warm summer sun and let my mind wander where it wanted and within 30 min I was back to my self.guess the depression had made me dissosiate badly cos suddenly I felt renewed and myself again after this moment in meditation :D

    • @hatewillneverwin.
      @hatewillneverwin. 2 місяці тому

      @@seane.9937the love is the essence of the universal self, when you strip the ego. the pure individual soul self is beneath, and its nature is joy, peace, freedom.

    • @grnpeepers2683
      @grnpeepers2683 Місяць тому +2

      Was it hard to come back to the limits of 'earthly love', after that? Just curious as I am a believer of NDE's & the afterlife.
      I believe there's so much more after this experience & we go back home to our source.
      Thank you in advance.😘❤️
      Thank you also for sharing. I was a rider as well.😊

  • @daveco1270
    @daveco1270 7 місяців тому +94

    "If you wanna write that third book you gotta go over there." Theo cracks me up. Interesting discussion.

    • @australiantravel7064
      @australiantravel7064 7 місяців тому +2

      You haven't been? 😂

    • @Kinobambino
      @Kinobambino 2 місяці тому

      I love Theo

    • @alexvlair9290
      @alexvlair9290 Місяць тому +1

      "At some point you gotta put the muffins where the oven is" 🤣 The funniest part is how he delivers these lines like he's not trying to be funny at all, it's just how he communicates. So great 😂

  • @pumpkinpaii4582
    @pumpkinpaii4582 7 місяців тому +118

    Many years ago my dad had a stroke and ended up being resuscitated. During that time he had an out of body experience and much of what they talked about today he told us. That he was given an option to come back, how peaceful and childlike he felt, how bright and loving it all was, very interesting stuff

    • @elaknalon23
      @elaknalon23 7 місяців тому +3

      That’s crazy if true

    • @stas5184
      @stas5184 7 місяців тому +2

      Is your father religious? If so, what religion?

    • @redheadkd1565
      @redheadkd1565 7 місяців тому

      @@lbyerlyYou explained what your father experienced so well! Even though this was a sad thing; dying or being dead, reading how you said your father explained it made me smile. Amazing.
      I don’t mean any disrespect.
      To know what lies ahead at the end of our earthly lives does put people more at ease about death and dying. Now not everyone will be a believer, but that’s up to each person to decide for themselves. Thank you for sharing this.

    • @baddumplings
      @baddumplings 6 місяців тому

      L😅m😅d 😂

    • @enednas801
      @enednas801 2 місяці тому

      my uncle had a blood cloth and ended up in a come.Could be interesting to hear if he had any nde experience but he neve came back to tell any tales :p

  • @brandyh3536
    @brandyh3536 6 місяців тому +28

    I love how Theo asks questions with genuine and honest curiosity. He asks the questions we all think about. And he never comes across as pompous

  • @jeaf7
    @jeaf7 6 місяців тому +42

    A perfect topic that I have personal experience in. I dropped dead in 2019 from blood clots in my lungs and heart. I'm going to share you with what I experienced. After I died which I didn't know I was dead. Everything went black. I had no body it was my spirit with no form. I shot off into space at warp speed. I saw all the stars flying past me at a blur. Then I stop at a place that was total pitch black. Then the fear set in because I realized I was dead. Then a bright light came on from behind me and a gaint silhouette was projected infront of me. The being walked up behind me and over towered me. It pasted back and forth behind me completely silent. I was terrified. I kept trying to turn and look but no matter how hard tried I couldn't look at the being. I realized I was being judged. This was my judgment and this being was God himself. No words spoken Everything was mentally transferred. I said "can I go back I have young kids and I have to take care of them". He said "no". He continued reviewing me. I then said "can I please go back and be with my kids". He didn't respond for a while and the He said "ok". Then all the darkness turned to light. Light someone turned on a light switch. What I saw and experienced once the lights turned on was the most beautiful and peaceful place and emotions. I was on the edge of a cliff looking down at heaven. Everything was translucent and transparent. The beings or souls were all glowing white/yellow. They had no features, but did have the silhouette shapes of human forms. I then said to the being which I knew was God. "Can I stay I change my mind I want to stay". He then said "no". I then said "what do you want from me". He said "serve me share me". I was then shot back into my body and woke up. So this what I'm doing. I'm sharing my story as he asked. Within going into all the medical stuff. Every medical professional has told me they have no clue how I'm alive. So take my experience as how you want. Just know it's all real. God, jesus, angels, heaven, hell and the devil. I not here to convince anyone of anything. Chose wisely because it is for eternity.

    • @realtalk5329
      @realtalk5329 2 місяці тому +4

      That honestly doesn't sound like the source/creator I hear about from hundreds of other ndes.

    • @hatewillneverwin.
      @hatewillneverwin. 2 місяці тому

      @@realtalk5329people with different religious backgrounds tends to have different experiences, i suppose the belief shapes the experience but beyond the belief, the ineffable creator is the pure love consciousness.

    • @hatewillneverwin.
      @hatewillneverwin. 2 місяці тому

      @@realtalk5329could be archons :P

    • @gilbertlopez2333
      @gilbertlopez2333 Місяць тому

      Nah ur just a catholic person spreading caca

    • @Ragnar-Lothbrok967
      @Ragnar-Lothbrok967 Місяць тому

      He was visited by Lucifer 🫢

  • @InimitaPaul
    @InimitaPaul 7 місяців тому +106

    As someone who’s had a NDE I can categorically state that we will all be just fine, unfortunately, and fortunately.

    • @PaulRK77
      @PaulRK77 7 місяців тому +2

      Unfortunately and fortunately?

    • @InimitaPaul
      @InimitaPaul 7 місяців тому +14

      @@PaulRK77 Everyone has choices to make, whether to kill someone else or oneself, it’s both fortunate and unfortunate that those choices don’t matter to the individual, just the collective. Think of it as an AI large language model that we’re training, it doesn’t care about the source of the data just the data.

    • @IAMTHEGOOCHALMIGHTY
      @IAMTHEGOOCHALMIGHTY 7 місяців тому +8

      @@InimitaPaul did you take a lot of acid

    • @Jaebird2
      @Jaebird2 7 місяців тому +10

      @@InimitaPaulyour just reverberating stuff you read online and from Duncan trussel nerd

    • @CertifiedSkank
      @CertifiedSkank 7 місяців тому

      @@IAMTHEGOOCHALMIGHTY. Usually theos fans aren’t such cubts.

  • @indigowendigo8464
    @indigowendigo8464 7 місяців тому +50

    I can't believe this is the actual nderf guy. Nderf might have saved my life years ago. In the AA program i couldn't get with the 2nd step. The higher power thing. Im too skeptical. But i just couldn't see how they would fake thousands of near death reports. They were too different. They seemed like real people with misspelling and bad grammar. It gave me hope. I got through the 2nd step and I've been sober for 8 years. I literally might be alive now because of this nice old doctor. Thanks doc! Maybe there is something more out there

  • @PeterFnPorker
    @PeterFnPorker 6 місяців тому +195

    I had a near death experience in my 20's after taking to many drugs in an attempt to take my own life. I met Jesus on the otherside and He told me to have "empathy and courage" and then I came back to my friends helping me. Changed my life forever knowing that God is real

    • @tamra9867
      @tamra9867 6 місяців тому +5

      Amen! God bless ❤

    • @tamra9867
      @tamra9867 6 місяців тому +5

      Amen! God bless ❤

    • @boomboomwatts4745
      @boomboomwatts4745 6 місяців тому +5

      God bless you! I’m glad you are okay!! You are loved. ❤

    • @alexlandy7422
      @alexlandy7422 6 місяців тому +3

      Yes Jesus is real. Couldn’t believe it

    • @LegitDreamer96
      @LegitDreamer96 6 місяців тому +6

      Describe Jesus to us, was he white?

  • @StelmachsWorld
    @StelmachsWorld 6 місяців тому +21

    I came out of the womb blue with blood in my lungs and was almost dead. You aren’t supposed to remember anything at that age. For my whole life I have had this fuzzy memory of being in a field only what I could describe pictures of Ireland look like on google, I talking to some man and asked what I wanted to do, I said I want to go back. It has never faded, almost like a fever dream but ive always thought about that.

    • @TS8Psycho
      @TS8Psycho 5 місяців тому +2

      It was jesus ❤

    • @EmEsjay1
      @EmEsjay1 3 місяці тому

      You spoke English as a newborn?

    • @Kinobambino
      @Kinobambino 2 місяці тому

      I've had a similar one to where I was talking with a man and he pushed me down like a tunnel that slowly became more rigid and narrow, then boom I'm in a doctors hands

    • @enednas801
      @enednas801 2 місяці тому

      @@EmEsjay1 communication in these states might be nonverbal/telepatic

    • @Ragnar-Lothbrok967
      @Ragnar-Lothbrok967 Місяць тому

      ​@EmEsjay1 No he spoke Swahili.

  • @davidbarnes4742
    @davidbarnes4742 7 місяців тому +37

    We all are gonna know one day. I just make sure Im good with God cause eternity never ends.

    • @ChrispeR-we1kh
      @ChrispeR-we1kh 6 місяців тому +9

      You can only get right with God by repentance and belief in the gospel.

    • @chidiemeke8331
      @chidiemeke8331 6 місяців тому

      U don't understand God any more than him.@ChrispeR-we1kh

    • @corn2421
      @corn2421 6 місяців тому

      May we be born again in the Son Of Man

    • @TheRealJohnDoe
      @TheRealJohnDoe 5 місяців тому +1

      Which God? All of them or just the "right" one

    • @Joshmasanow
      @Joshmasanow Місяць тому +1

      @@ChrispeR-we1khglad to know you have the answer

  • @janesajenkins3246
    @janesajenkins3246 7 місяців тому +16

    You can totally see the generational differences. This kind gentleman came in a button down & dress pants, while Theo is in sweats. I find this older gentleman adorable tbh.
    Great interview !!!

    • @maamamamamamama
      @maamamamamamama 13 днів тому

      This just makes me wonder what the upcoming generation’s customs would be like lol

  • @user-np4xv4sr4s
    @user-np4xv4sr4s 6 місяців тому +3

    5 years ago i lost everything in my life that i cared about. I laid there in my bed just wanting to die and then I just completely surrendered. I felt like i was struck by lightning and millions of images of Life, and my life, passed through my mind. Then this overwhelming love encompassed my whole body. I walked around in this blissed out state of love for months.

  • @mattchambers4561
    @mattchambers4561 6 місяців тому +7

    Bro when he said on out of body experience is like losing your phone 😂

  • @TheHippieGunner
    @TheHippieGunner 6 місяців тому +10

    This is relatively personal but this is relevant for people if it helps.
    Both unfortunately and fortunately, I’ve had this experience twice in the last two years. One was a chemical exposure and severe dehydration due to working in the emergency response/hazmat field. The other was getting stung anywhere from 80-100 times at once in a park by yellow jackets.
    I’ll talk about the yellow jackets more as it was different and more impactful. The chemical exposure was mostly solved via IV fluids and ice packs.
    The yellow jackets were profound. How it happened is a story longer than a comment section so I’ll start with the last bees I took off. I had them in my hair, boots, and pants. I was ALIVE, in the worst of ways, crying, thick spit, hyperventilating. My shirt was off and I was standing in the middle of the road, where I had ran away from the nest.
    I could hear my heart beat in my head, my coworkers telling me to get in the truck, I could barely hear them. I got into the back of the truck, I heard my buddy call on the radio for help, I started to either breathe real heavy or not at all, I just remember struggling, then apparently I repeated “dizzy dizzy”. I remember starting to trip, no suger coating, my brain burst into yellows, oranges, reds, intense vivid colors. Then I passed out. Problem was we were in the middle of the mountains, an ambulance was 40 minutes away. In that time, I was unconscious, totally unresponsive. I was still active, threw up, urinated, was mumbling a lot. My boss said it was like watching the exorcist. I continued to do that until I didn’t, about 15min had gone by and I slowed down. My coworkers slapping me, pouring water on me, talking to me. I recall nothing.
    I laid there, breathing was slowing, they were debating a helicopter for me over the radio.
    20 minutes in, law enforcement came, a park ranger. After talking to him, not then but later (obviously), he thought I was almost gone or just went. He couldn’t feel a pulse and my breathing was very weak and delayed.
    The ranger jumped into action, cut my pants open, and stuck me with epinephrine. Nothing, no reaction at all. Everyone was very nervous at this point. So he loaded up his last one, stuck me again. Awake! Groggy, confused, nauseous, but awake.
    For the first time, I see my coworkers and the ranger, all smiling. Still waiting for the ambulance.
    Now, what happened when my body gave out? And I’m talking post vomit, post “active” unconsciousness?
    I made sure to write it down because it was profound, not in substance but the lack there of.
    Keep in mind, I’m laying in the back of a truck, ass on the seat, legs sprawled out in a V, laying back. Water, urine, vomit all over me, coworkers talking to me, totally unresponsive.
    That was bliss.
    I wrote it down as “Remember the Nothing”. Not like how the typical atheist says “nothing after you die” (not religious but this isn’t about any of that at all). More like peace, a nothing that is indescribable.
    Think of your whole life as thinking, analyzing, remembering, worrying, your brain is always and has always been doing something. Your inner monologue, your inner voice has never stopped talking since its first words.
    The “Remember the Nothing” is a command I keep to myself when I feel like life is hard.
    For the first time, my brain, the inner self, the inner voice, was silent. Not a worry in the world, not a memory to be had, a peace that I’ve never felt. You can not mourn that which you do not remember, you can not worry about that which isn’t there.
    I remember the nothing.
    Do I fear death, no, I fear dying and missing out on life.
    That near death experience taught me that it will all be okay, bliss isn’t continuing the life you had, bliss is being able to not be affected by it.
    I know if you’ve had this experience, you know what I’m talking about, and if you had a different one I’m all ears, I can only tell you what happened to me. It was nothing, and I don’t remember it, I just remember how peaceful it was.
    “Remember the Nothing.”
    PS. Sorry for possible typos, this is my phone lol

  • @clumzyduck2611
    @clumzyduck2611 6 місяців тому +3

    this shit right here brings me so much peace. For certain reasons i’ve lost faith in any religion and any god, but hearing how common the out of body experience is described, that Brings me so much trust in death, and takes away a lot of my fear of death

    • @user-bw9nl2ge5m
      @user-bw9nl2ge5m 6 місяців тому +1

      I was a lot better mentally when i thought death was the end

    • @Chargerdude95
      @Chargerdude95 Місяць тому

      The ultimate peace is connecting with God who created the earth and this eventual afterlife that they talk about in this video. God sent His son Jesus Christ to die for our sins and save us from eternal torment. If you search for the truth, you will find it. Thats all it takes. Search for the truth and open your heart to it.

  • @budrich2773
    @budrich2773 7 місяців тому +17

    I had this happen to me I had a seizure back in my highschool days and saw myself in the ems

    • @TLEawareness
      @TLEawareness 6 місяців тому

      Temporal lobe epilepsy and have had a couple of ecstatic seizures myself. Activity in the insular and amygdala have shown to cause those experiences.

  • @nickrajotte6802
    @nickrajotte6802 7 місяців тому +9

    I’m 22, Studied nutrition at UMaine, played hockey there. When I first left my body it was on LSD. My buddy was driving us around when I started feeling “floaty” next second I’m pulled from my body and could see him and I from a bird’s eye view. Felt like my soul was a ballon.. all you had to do was cut the string and I would be rocketed to the heavens

  • @Sleeepy23
    @Sleeepy23 7 місяців тому +36

    "Put your muffins where the oven is"

  • @TheAlam0
    @TheAlam0 6 місяців тому +3

    I have a cousin who almost died in a car accident, and ge claimed he knew when people were talking to him and he could hear everyone, and when he was unconscious he had a out of body experience, abd when he woke up like a weak or 2 later he was scared and could belarely move cuase of th injuries, and he seamed very motivated to change his life and do better but right after he got healthier he went back to normal like nothing happened and back to his old ways so ig alot of people have diffrent experiences either claim to see God or just memories or whatever. Some people change, and some don't, so i believe this life should just be enjoyed be a good person and be a nice person, and it doesn't matter what your beliefs and faiths are just be a good person and enjoy the gift of life.

  • @TheGrowBros
    @TheGrowBros 7 місяців тому +5

    I feel bad for people that can only hear the audio on this one...this man is doing the hand talking both intentionally and masterfully...I'm entranced😮

  • @SavingPvtBryan32
    @SavingPvtBryan32 Місяць тому +3

    My favorite near death experience was when i wrecked a 4 wheeler into a barbed wire fence when i was 12 years old. I smacked the post and went through the fence at about 25mph. My helmet was destroyed, clothes shredded. The chin guard saved me from getting decapitated. I hit the ground and stared at the sky motionless, i thought i was dead. The sky looked so peaceful and everything went quiet. Blacked out for a minute and was in the sky. Somehow i woke up and instantly realized i was still okay and got up and started running, thats when another kid i was riding with pulled up and threw me on the back of his quad. Got back to camp and went to the hospital, super lucky to be alive, ended up with broken arm and 30 stitches all around my arms chest and neck.

  • @jake373
    @jake373 7 місяців тому +17

    I think there’s been some speculation that NDE’s and DMT trips have similarities. Like it’s possible that at time of death the pineal gland dumps a massive amount of endogenous dmt. Just something I’ve heard

    • @jdiddy2314
      @jdiddy2314 7 місяців тому

      I believe this dump of the pineal gland is a biological response to let the mind and body go to end of life phase without shock or make the conscious at ease. Not sure about soul and alternate realms but I've experienced weird occurrences of what I think were ghosts and I theorize it's from sudden death from people in traumatic circumstances and get stuck in a realm in between life and if there's anything after?

    • @philosopher0076
      @philosopher0076 6 місяців тому

      Nope. And DMT trips are nothing like NDEs. Do more research. Further, there is no evidence that the human body and brain contain any DMT at all.

    • @conchobar
      @conchobar 5 місяців тому +3

      Bruce Greyson created an NDE scale the shows distinct difference between NDEs and psychedelic trips off chemicals like ketomine, LSD, DMT etc.

  • @AZ23MJ
    @AZ23MJ 7 місяців тому +16

    What if we are all living our near death experience seeing our life as it was. And our decision to not continue it is when we actually die and go back to what people say feels more natural?

    • @xx.lailaa
      @xx.lailaa 7 місяців тому +2

      thats what i was thinking😭

  • @katsinthecradle89
    @katsinthecradle89 Місяць тому +1

    Love the playfulness and humour sprinkled throughout this interview, these two men really vibe off each other so well, thanks, I'll be back to watch your other podcast.

  • @modernrider1398
    @modernrider1398 6 місяців тому +3

    I’m met someone who had such an experience. She said she saw a city below where she was hovering and an entity was communicating with her. It asked her if she wanted to go back to her life knowing she’s going to recover from a terrible car crash and she said NO. The entity said her time isn’t finished and she came back. I asked her if she was religious and she said not really because she knows what’s waiting after life. She showed me a pic of the car and it’s hard to imagine anyone surviving.

  • @janelwilliams9144
    @janelwilliams9144 7 місяців тому +15

    "JEEPERS , I GOTTA GET BACK INTO MYSELF, LIKE WHEN YOU LOSE YOUR PHONE OR SUMTHAN?!? 😂😂This is so interesting and thought provoking, this is the fucking best pod out there❤The guests are all teaching lessons,we just gotta listen - plus Theo is a mf gem. Great pod as usual

  • @basedsigmaspeaks
    @basedsigmaspeaks 6 місяців тому +2

    My ex had one and it was exactly like other ones I've heard. And one thing that I notice about NDEs is that it's a profoundly spiritual experience. She told me she has no fear of death at all after it.

  • @GalacticCenterOG
    @GalacticCenterOG 6 місяців тому +4

    I didn’t know this was the type of person Theo interviews. Just jumped up a notch in my book.

  • @swirlymack9815
    @swirlymack9815 10 днів тому

    I had a heart attack last year and I can no shadow of a doubt agree with his conversation

  • @AmbyJeans
    @AmbyJeans Місяць тому +1

    I’ve never had a NDE, but I’ve had an OBE where I was in the corner on the ceiling watching myself sleep. It was way too vivid to be a dream. Slamming back down into my body was a less than pleasant experience, but before that it was great

  • @southernyall2793
    @southernyall2793 7 місяців тому +31

    That’s because it IS more real. This place is the illusion. We are in a dream. God is waiting patiently for all of us to wake up (realize who we are that we are not bodies but one Devine energy, we are his creation, we are not separate) and remember him, remember the TRUE reality, the kingdom of Heaven.

  • @roberttremaine5620
    @roberttremaine5620 6 місяців тому +1

    WOW. This topic is amazing!
    I have listened to many NDE's and there seems to be common elements
    1. Out of body experience
    2. Light and tunnels.
    3. Surreal buildings and surroundings
    4. No pain while there.
    5. Unexplainable peace.
    There are however different experiences when you get into detail. Did they all go to the same place?
    Recently the mum of a good friend told me about a NDE experience when she was 12 years old.
    Very similar to what has been told by others.
    WOW!

  • @daraider1254
    @daraider1254 7 місяців тому +49

    death sounds alot like our ascension into the 4th dimension

    • @K1LLERSQU1D
      @K1LLERSQU1D 6 місяців тому

      😂😂

    • @daraider1254
      @daraider1254 6 місяців тому +13

      not at all. I find it odd that a vast majority of NDE experiencers have similar stories. Lights, out of body, move through walls, the sensation of being awake like never before but as a body-less form of consciousness, ability to hear thoughts, telepathy etc. All things you'd be able to do in a 4th dimensional world based on theory. We currently live in a 3D world, before we are conceived we dwell in a 2 dimensional space and before that we are made up of particles hydrogen, carbon, nitrogen, oxygen, which you can call 1 dimensional. Maybe death isn't death at all, but just our next form of existence. Either that or we go back to the same exact place we were before we were born, nothingness. Which to me sounds like death in the way science views it. If that's the case then we all know what happens when we die, we've already been there before birth. I like to think the latter

    • @i26329
      @i26329 6 місяців тому +2

      @@daraider1254If those were thoughts of your own you just said off a whim without prior knowledge, I suggest you to expand your interest. I don’t expect you to trust a random stranger, but let me tell you, you are basically (excluding some technical wording) 100% correct in your theory.

    • @daraider1254
      @daraider1254 6 місяців тому

      @no-lt2rh yes sir or Ms, these thoughts are my own. Thanks for taking the time to read. I'd love to expand my interests but I wouldn't know where to start, unfortunately the UA-cam comment section is the current method of my expansion until further notice haha, feel free to point me in the correct direction

    • @officialthomasjames
      @officialthomasjames 6 місяців тому

      @@i26329how do you know he’s correct?

  • @tami-johutchins1547
    @tami-johutchins1547 2 місяці тому +2

    I have had an OBE where i was shown part of what death is like. I was 14. And, u are so right. The euphoria is beyond anything u ever felt. It us totally indescribable. It stayed with me fir many, many years. However, even though I remembered everything n how wonderful it felt, i have forgotten what it actually felt like. I know it was beyond descrition but i just cant feel it anymore. Try very hard to always remember that feeling.😊

  • @craigknispel8930
    @craigknispel8930 Місяць тому +1

    I have to disagree about dream state. There are dreams that are visitations that are very different from regular dreams, but although I was never allowed into heaven (although that is another story) the place is beautiful and you feel so loved.

  • @joseespinoza7378
    @joseespinoza7378 7 місяців тому +7

    When i first took dmt everything turned white and i heard a frequency increasing in pitch as i dived into a tunnel, as soon as i passed through i entered through the top of a cathedral with angels laying on the floor

  • @msully76
    @msully76 6 місяців тому +2

    I had what i believe to be a near death experience, i in my mid 20s was in very bad physical and mental health....was 6'2 160 and had a undiagnosed disease. i was driving 1 day and i felt weak and was going in and out of conscience i pulled over into a parking lot and i remember just feeling at ease and the most relaxed i ever felt had a warm feeling come over me....then i went back to reality and had a guy yelling i called 911 hang in there and fear came over me .....thankfully i got to rhe hospital and then went on to better health. The good Samaritan said i was unresponsive for 5 min, but the craziest part was like the guest mentioned time seem to stop

  • @clintleffingwell8129
    @clintleffingwell8129 6 місяців тому +1

    The "feeling completely vulnerable, like when you lose your cell phone" comment slayed me. Cause those are the same... 😂

  • @shaft3285
    @shaft3285 6 місяців тому +1

    Who would have known- Theo is such a great interviewer . One of the best out there. So well rounded. He Can talk to anyone and have a good conversation. ❤this stuff.

  • @georgemegalis6912
    @georgemegalis6912 2 місяці тому +1

    Over and over the doctor you said “unearthly beautiful heavenly realm, peace and love”. He said nothing about those had a near death experience and went to hell .

  • @GetOffTheLawn
    @GetOffTheLawn 24 дні тому +1

    "You ever been to Denton?" LMFAO

  • @affexxe
    @affexxe 7 місяців тому +4

    You can definately have a "near death experience" without actually physically being hurt so bad you almost dies. Almost dying in any other kind of way would also be a near death experience without a doubt

    • @chasergirl55
      @chasergirl55 7 місяців тому +1

      I agree, I almost died. I was dying for a few weeks. I felt myself drifting off to the ether but didn’t have this type of (or level of) departing this world. But in hindsight I know I was getting pretty freaking close. It was very traumatic, left me shell shocked NOT peaceful and lovely.

    • @janicehenning4505
      @janicehenning4505 12 днів тому

      I had what everyone calls a NDE without any event to me. My mom had just passed away a few months prior. I was devastated. One night, and no alcohol or drugs ever, I was fast asleep and woke up suddenly, sitting straight up and saying to myself, mom just showed me where she went, and she is fine. I felt this all encompassing love that is not of this world. And my mind had been racing through the universe amongst the stars. It was momentarily right as I sat up in bed.
      I know my mom gave me that "NDE" gift so I wouldn't be so sad losing her. I long for that all encompassing love that is impossible in this realm on earth.

  • @michaelmccormack2634
    @michaelmccormack2634 Місяць тому +1

    The body actually slows u down and leaves out things more than you understand in this personality

  • @FoxIslandRailroadCo
    @FoxIslandRailroadCo 6 місяців тому +2

    “If you wanna write the third book, you gotta go over there” 😂😂😂

  • @baileystruss7319
    @baileystruss7319 6 місяців тому +6

    Recent research show the brain cells can stay alive hours after clinical death. Which is fascinating and creepy.

  • @missmew5240
    @missmew5240 7 місяців тому +15

    I used to have recurring dreams when I was a kid that I’d leave my body and start to feel panicky cause I was floating away and couldn’t get back to my body

    • @user-cz8bv4oe8v
      @user-cz8bv4oe8v 6 місяців тому

      That’s astral projection, if you accept it you can control it and travel outside of your body. ive done it before

    • @CCCPWarHammer
      @CCCPWarHammer 6 місяців тому

      ​@@user-cz8bv4oe8vyou are playing with fire and a means to go into the void endless nothingness...not supposed to do that. Time will stop, no life existence will be around..nothing but pure endless void.

    • @enednas801
      @enednas801 2 місяці тому

      @@user-cz8bv4oe8v ive had those as a kid during fever and as an adult when sometimes ive been sleeping on the couch and wake up in the middle of the night and go to bed laying there for a while and suddenly I feel weightless and can move around the room by only thinking :D I can choose to go full speed and it feels like im going 1000miles an hour then when I open my eyes I see stars and galaxies :O then boom im awake in my bed.very cool and intriguing experiences ;) I also can just feel some energy change and I have this female entity visiting me who gives me all kinds of emotions only women can give. jealusy,lust,frustraion,heart ache. shes shaped like these clothes mannequins with grey color and a non recognizable face but has hair and sleek slender hour glass shape. its so damn real but i know its a dream. its a "succubus" a representation of the female archetype. ive dated women who has this same energy to a tee.they all had some personality disorder and used their body to get attention and validation from men. strange stuff

  • @weirdloverwilde
    @weirdloverwilde 6 місяців тому +3

    3:20 LMAO I cackled 😂 “like when you lost your phone or something ya know?”

    • @RickyWilder
      @RickyWilder 6 місяців тому

      And the “Jeepers” really got me 😂

  • @amandalee714
    @amandalee714 20 днів тому

    Ayahusca experience of dying…. I did not want to stay. It was scary af and I wanted to come back. Thank GOD I did.This Dr. needs to do it.

  • @andrealynell89
    @andrealynell89 6 місяців тому +3

    I overdosed when I was young and I knew somthing was wrong I grabbed my heart and then passed out going to a place where I went through a tunnel of all of my life flash before my eyes and then went to the darkest place I’ve ever seen there was no light it was lonely scary and I knew the next place I was going was Hell and I knew why it’s was all knowing the way I had lives was not of God and even tho I said I believed in Jesus I lives my own life to my wants it was the most real thing that had ever been in my whole life a lot of people are so far off of what is coming and then it will be to late

  • @brandygriffiss
    @brandygriffiss 7 місяців тому +15

    I totally related with Theo, during this conversation. I believe it was the most serious conversation he's ever had . I was aware of what he was saying but i have not fkn idea what the hell he is talking about 😂😂😂"Naked down to your soul "❤Thank you for the laughs Theo

  • @sickfuckingshit
    @sickfuckingshit 6 місяців тому +3

    This guy has a way of keeping you hooked while talking wow

  • @The_Hungry_Ghost
    @The_Hungry_Ghost Місяць тому +1

    I had a near death experience after a terrible logging accident. The entire left side of my body was completely cut off. I’m all right now.😮

  • @Laceyneujahr1111
    @Laceyneujahr1111 7 місяців тому +9

    Ive never been so excited

  • @AlfonzoPussigetti
    @AlfonzoPussigetti 7 місяців тому +7

    this was extremely interesting, great content thanks

  • @dimaknopf
    @dimaknopf Місяць тому +1

    These stories keep adding up and maintaining the same story. When you got that many people sticking to the same story it's hard to assume it's a lie.

  • @CommunityArchiveRecords
    @CommunityArchiveRecords 7 місяців тому +15

    I've had multiple near death experiences and everything that guy is saying is true

    • @lloydbyrne3440
      @lloydbyrne3440 7 місяців тому

      Do we go somwhere when we die?

    • @CommunityArchiveRecords
      @CommunityArchiveRecords 7 місяців тому +3

      @@lloydbyrne3440 I'm a musician and Scientists have proven that the smallest matter is just squiggles of electronic waves called Quarks. and So that being said music, sound, never goes away completely, it just disperses. So I feel that when we die we take form of all of the sounds that we've created throughout our life.
      Idk what that'll be like or if any of us can comprehend it but that's what I believe.

    • @lloydbyrne3440
      @lloydbyrne3440 7 місяців тому

      @@CommunityArchiveRecords I really like that my freind I truly hope that's true as I get anxious about it. I need to stop thinking about it honestly. Thanks for that

    • @CommunityArchiveRecords
      @CommunityArchiveRecords 7 місяців тому +3

      @@lloydbyrne3440 No worries. Everybody worries about it. And everybody has their belief of what happens after we die. The way I stay focused in life is that I don't worry about what happens after we die, all I'm trying to do is try to pave a way for future generations to make a better world. If there is a god in the afterlife, hopefully he sees that as a righteous cause.
      I hope all is well with you.

    • @GD2X
      @GD2X 3 місяці тому

      I'd love to know some specifics on this. Other than the obvious (your surroundings), did you see your hands? Feet? Were you breathing? Did you feel like you had eyes?
      I always get a little frustrated when I hear people have these experiences and all they talk about is what they say, and I am fascinated in knowing what the presence of being out of your body, actually feels like.

  • @crystal2A
    @crystal2A 3 дні тому

    If you wanna write that third book, you gotta go over there 😂😂😂

  • @kramer1372
    @kramer1372 6 місяців тому +2

    .. “they r always leaving the window open”..hahahahhahah

  • @JesseJamesGriffith
    @JesseJamesGriffith Місяць тому

    “At some point you gotta put your muffins where the oven is”
    This is why I’m here. 13:00

  • @chadatkinson1174
    @chadatkinson1174 6 місяців тому +2

    One of the coolest episodes that I’ve listened to.

  • @alliibee4015
    @alliibee4015 7 місяців тому +18

    I’ve had a near death experience, I saw myself laying in my bed from the corner of the room and then I shot back into my body. Also Theo I didn’t feel like I had to get back to my body, I was just floating

    • @aDubStepdrop
      @aDubStepdrop 7 місяців тому

      @OtisSpunkmeyer_you’re dumb

    • @Jaebird2
      @Jaebird2 7 місяців тому +1

      2001 space oddesey is your fav movie

    • @mattsmith809
      @mattsmith809 7 місяців тому +3

      ​@OtisSpunkmeyer_ edited does not necessarily = made up. I posted a comment the other day and realized I left out a word. I edited it 30 seconds later by adding the word. I didn't make anything up, I corrected it.

    • @officialthomasjames
      @officialthomasjames 6 місяців тому +1

      @DickMcCool it’s easy to see you are hurting inside considering your anger and sensitivity. I’ve noticed this with many secular, “everything is a big nothing” people. Maybe believing in God isn’t such a bad idea. If people who do believe in God are happier and live better lives, that means believing in God aligns with the natural order of things and having faith is an essential part of the human condition. It’s also not a coincidence that the more a society trends towards secularism and embraces sin, the more it gets corrupted and falls apart. This has happened all throughout history in every civilization, and now the West is going through it.

    • @SnappingKameChan
      @SnappingKameChan 6 місяців тому

      @alliibee4015 That's because it wasn't a true NDE, you were beginning to "Astral Travel". When you AT you are STILL alive, but your conscience can go elsewhere and you are still connected to your body... Next time take a look, there should be like a silver thread.

  • @dannewth7149
    @dannewth7149 7 місяців тому +13

    Brain activity continues for ten to fifteen after heart stops.

    • @roymunson1
      @roymunson1 7 місяців тому +7

      7 minutes, but irregardless people have experienced things that had changed them in NDEs.

    • @seanyboy07
      @seanyboy07 7 місяців тому +3

      And your point ?

    • @lucianaromulus1408
      @lucianaromulus1408 7 місяців тому +17

      That doesn't account for floating our your body and being able to see a conversation far away from you lol

    • @philosopher0076
      @philosopher0076 6 місяців тому

      Wrong. 30 seconds after cardiac arrest the cerebral cortex is non-functioning for producing any thoughts, dreams, hallucinations, delusions, drug trips, memories PERIOD. Study more neuroscience and neurophysiology and get your facts straight. The cerebral cortex is what allows our brain to think, have thoughts.

    • @YOUARESOFT.
      @YOUARESOFT. 6 місяців тому

      the soul moves on. and if you are paying attention then you will realize your statement is irrelevant

  • @sarahhayes861
    @sarahhayes861 7 місяців тому +5

    I went down a rabbit hole once and watched people described their near death experiences, and they all described the same elements of it. It is was made my faith stronger in God, and trust in Him

  • @Dream-pm6yf
    @Dream-pm6yf 6 місяців тому +1

    “Put your muffins where your oven is “😂😂😂

  • @coreybrady3192
    @coreybrady3192 6 місяців тому +1

    I had a near death experience. I had zero of the experiences. 4 wheeler accident. I went unconscious because I was under the ATV and couldn’t breathe. I I don’t know how long I was out. But the moment my friends pulled it off of me I jumped straight to my feet gasping for air.

    • @nygeriunprence
      @nygeriunprence 3 місяці тому

      You were just unconscious you weren’t dead.

  • @MrJeffharper47
    @MrJeffharper47 2 місяці тому +3

    My dude is calling the doctor “bro” lmfao. Love it

  • @Jayywhhoo
    @Jayywhhoo 7 місяців тому +11

    Theo vids are so diverse that’s why he’s thriving ❤

  • @SaberkiddASMR
    @SaberkiddASMR 6 місяців тому +2

    Guy makes you feel like thinking about giving death a try lol

  • @minnesotatomcat
    @minnesotatomcat 7 місяців тому +9

    I got in a bad rollover once and got ejected out the window. I don’t remember being knocked out but I guess I was, it seemed like a was still able to think and everything was black and I never seen any light or anything and I just remember thinking…..shit, shit I died I’m fuckin dead. Then my eyes opened and I seen my buddies terrified face looking at me laying out in the field where he found me 🤣

    • @minnesotatomcat
      @minnesotatomcat 7 місяців тому +4

      @OtisSpunkmeyer_ I’m Scandinavian 🤣

    • @chillahslocal
      @chillahslocal 6 місяців тому

      Where things going slow during it happened? I relate

  • @STZ3E
    @STZ3E 4 місяці тому

    I had an OBE while I was getting surgery & you don’t feel your physical senses. I felt like I was a spectator in a call of duty lobby on free roam just watching the whole operation. But it was weird because even though I was having an OBE, I could still kindve hear/ feel myself making groaning noises on the operating table & hearing the nurses telling me it’s okay. You don’t feel human senses because you’re not in your human body or using your human brain from that point of view. This way like 10 years ago but I remember it so vividly

  • @carolmorgan6734
    @carolmorgan6734 6 місяців тому +3

    I had just laid down for the night when suddenly I was looking down on myself laying in the bed. I was confused. I knew I was dead but couldn't think of what might have killed me, I had just laid down! Then I reasoned that it must have been my heart, because it can take you out quick. My next thought was OH NO! Poor mom. A few years earlier we had lost my son and I was about all she had left. As soon as I thought that, boom I was back in my body. I was shocked, said out loud, DID I SAY I DIDN'T WANT TO GO? Within 2 weeks I took out life Ins on myself, enough to last her a lifetime. When I handed her the life Ins. policies, I told her what had happened and said next time your on your own.
    She died at 82, way too soon, and me, still waiting to earn my wings. Why would I lie? And what a stupid thing to lie about. Besides my momma didn't raise a liar.

  • @1122stardust
    @1122stardust 4 місяці тому +1

    Problem I have with near death experiences is no one ever seems to ask the afterlife what this life on earth was. No answers about who designed trees or planets. It's just love and emotional experience. Pisses me off. No answers about who these weird alien beings are talking to the person in limbo.

    • @escobar8617
      @escobar8617 3 місяці тому

      Maybe this just answered your own question. Words are a human ego byproduct of this realm. Maybe in the next realm it is only feeling. Feeling is after all the only way the soul interacts with the world.

  • @JuanitaGrande
    @JuanitaGrande Місяць тому +1

    RIGHT ON, Theo.
    Yer cherry of show just keeps on ripening.
    🖖🏼

  • @KermitOfWar
    @KermitOfWar 7 місяців тому +14

    Once the light goes out, the last thing you see is the Annunaki IRS asking for your lifetime pledge to Amazon Prime+. I'd be so dissapointed if Reacher Season 20 isn't on that mf. 🤣

  • @barracudadeathwish2737
    @barracudadeathwish2737 6 місяців тому +1

    Incredible conversation. Thank you, Theo.

  • @bearkawiboy6246
    @bearkawiboy6246 7 місяців тому +5

    So amazing and interesting! God Bless

  • @Morale_Booster
    @Morale_Booster 7 місяців тому +7

    For anyone interested in this topic you might love Christian Sundberg, he has fascinating pre-birth memories

    • @YOUARESOFT.
      @YOUARESOFT. 6 місяців тому

      bogus. you cant have prebirth memories due to the fact your brain was literally born in this realm, you only obtain memories from this life.

  • @TOON.MUSIC.503
    @TOON.MUSIC.503 7 місяців тому +4

    I'm convinced that death is the strongest psychedelic experience we can ever have. Everything he's describing sounds like my psychedelic experiences

  • @arealvu497
    @arealvu497 Місяць тому +1

    What a fucking awesome guest. Damn.

  • @sarahnoah3693
    @sarahnoah3693 6 місяців тому +3

    Great guest , great interview.

  • @dmtdreamz7706
    @dmtdreamz7706 5 місяців тому +1

    Then I heard a new sound: a living sound, like the richest, most complex, most beautiful piece of music you've ever heard. Growing in volume as a pure white light descended, it obliterated the monotonous mechanical pounding that, seemingly for eons, had been my only company up until then. The light got closer and closer, spinning around and around and generating those filaments of pure white light that I now saw were tinged, here and there, with hints of gold.

  • @ILLUMINATED-1
    @ILLUMINATED-1 6 місяців тому +1

    When I was age around 4 or 5, I had recurring dreams where I would see myself laying on my bed next to my dad (my parents were separated at this point) and a blueish form of myself slowly ascend above myself (from the third person perspective) and a dream would begin. When the dream ended, the opposite would happen. My blue spirit self, or whatever, would descend back into my body and I would wake the moment the two intersected. It has always intrigued me because I really wasn't spiritual, or... anything. I was like 4-5 as I said.

  • @johnherring450
    @johnherring450 Місяць тому +1

    After you shed your mortal coil you dont have anything to hold your consciousness back

  • @joebello2214
    @joebello2214 Місяць тому

    I like this guys amazing potcast good vibes knowledge guy I love it

  • @ra200
    @ra200 6 місяців тому +2

    I had a friend who died and was brought back and he said he saw nothing didn’t know nothing does not everyone have a nde when they are brought back to life

    • @user-bw9nl2ge5m
      @user-bw9nl2ge5m 6 місяців тому

      10-15% people who are clinically dead have this experiences.

    • @ra200
      @ra200 6 місяців тому

      You would think everyone who dies a comes back would have the experience

    • @user-bw9nl2ge5m
      @user-bw9nl2ge5m 6 місяців тому +1

      @@ra200 I think if it was a creation of the brain it would indeed happen that everyone gets the experience, however since i dont think its an evolutive mechanism of the brain to soothe us while dying, i believe the experience is spiritual in nature.

  • @jeffery703
    @jeffery703 7 місяців тому +8

    What the fuck I was riding a jet ski in NJ and eat shit and was knocked out drowned and was dragged back to shore and it just went blank black nothing. I got 52 stiches three my face and was on life support for 24 hours then came back and it was blank black nothingness so idk what these people think but it’s just like before you’re born nothing you can’t remember.

    • @remy333
      @remy333 7 місяців тому +4

      I agree with you. It’s also my fear. Seems harmless, but hate the idea that there’s just nothing. I think these folks aren’t quite dead enough, and the mind is a complex and impressive construct. They could hear people talking around them, or see glimpses of light in an OR, or feel the vibrations of an ambulance transport, etc.. the mind can fill in the blanks to be able to provide the testimony this guy is claiming is “down to the finest detail”.
      One case I saw mentioned someone in a hospital bed knowing what a sticky note on a monitor said while the was being worked on while technically dead. Seemed more like he saw that sticky note at some point while it was near bedside, and remembered it for some reason. Much less likely that he floated over to it while clinically dead. Yet to see any real genuine evidence that can’t be discounted in some way.
      I was pushed down steps and my head split open.. I woke up in recovery at the hospital. I went into convulsions during the event, and have zero recollection of the trauma itself. Also have had a handful of surgeries and the anesthesia just turns us off. Like a light switch. Why would death or general unconsciousness besides sleep be any different?

    • @brando8086
      @brando8086 7 місяців тому +6

      Same with me, bike accident and I was out for a few hours. Can't even remember most parts of earlier the same day. Lights on lights off. Kind of brings me peace to know you won't even realize it once you're gone.

    • @jeffery703
      @jeffery703 7 місяців тому +3

      I was jet skiing and looked back at my cousin and then woke up. Two days later they said I was dead and on light support for 5 1/2 hours plus resuscitation for 14 hours prior. I do not remember a thing everything just went black and I don’t remember what I did the day before, but I do have problems with getting angry very quick and I am mad that I don’t know what I did the day before it happened and the day leading up but there is nothing when you die it’s just black and the best sleep you’ll ever have just like before you were born

    • @philosopher0076
      @philosopher0076 6 місяців тому +1

      ​@@jeffery703First of all, are you CERTAIN your heart actually stopped? Maybe it didn't. Further, many medications used in emergency medicine cause retro amnesia...you therefore can forget everything that occurred from the second you had the accident, until waking up in the hospital. You may have had an NDE but drugs used in your resuscitation could have wiped out the memory of it. This info is in the vast NDE research that's be compiling for decades.

    • @rigas333
      @rigas333 6 місяців тому

      You didn’t die, your heart never stopped. You were just out.

  • @stephenlamley541
    @stephenlamley541 6 місяців тому +1

    Had out of body experience high af on stimulants. I think it is the conscience separation. Which somehow happens high. My friend who is currently in prison died in hospital and came around and told all the doctors and nurses their names and what was said apparently not un common.

  • @amberreaves6644
    @amberreaves6644 6 місяців тому +2

    Look up the Monroe Institute. You can have OBE’s on purpose.

  • @jopoveromo1054
    @jopoveromo1054 5 місяців тому +1

    On 9/11 I saw the plane coming right at me lost my mind and Astro-projected, I watched the plane almost hit the tower while I was in it, then I was back in my body in a room full of smoke and flames, then I understood a lot more about good and evil, it was a religious experience.

  • @Goldarrow.89
    @Goldarrow.89 Місяць тому

    When my mom was a child she was hit by a car and she told me that she was floating in the air looking down at herself seeing someone pick her up and walking her to the sidewalk vividly also want to clarify she isnt religious at all to this day she still thinks about it

  • @Fopeasduck
    @Fopeasduck 6 місяців тому

    As a man who was raised Christian and the walked away from god for a number of years and am just now trying to build a relationship with him now that I’m older and can understand things better… I really used to and sometimes still wish I could experience an NDE… just to see one way or the other it’s all real… I believe it is but to see it and know it… I wanted that for a long time.

  • @Knowyoplac3
    @Knowyoplac3 6 місяців тому +2

    Ive had multiple near death experiences and i admit its all been pitch black for me.

  • @supercal333
    @supercal333 Місяць тому

    Yeah they've tried studying this phenomenon by placing hidden objects or writing high up in operating theatres so that anyone 'on the ceiling' would be able to see or read it. No one reporting out of body NDEs ever saw them so this phenomenon is more likely the brain creating images, perhaps using auditory cues (and if there can be no hearing in this state perhaps whatever was heard/felt/seen just before the person goes under).

  • @jpfstories489
    @jpfstories489 6 місяців тому +2

    People don’t realize your brain is still working for quite some time after your heart stops clinically dead means that your heart has stopped but technically your brain is still partially functioning until off all oxygen, and other nutrients is gone.

    • @tiggert4781
      @tiggert4781 6 місяців тому +2

      Also they don't realise that your part of forever with or without the body ... Once energy has been created energy can't die it can only be transformed 🔥

    • @pharaoh9482
      @pharaoh9482 6 місяців тому

      energy cannot be created nor destroyed, only moved my brotha @@tiggert4781

  • @danyellesheridan3280
    @danyellesheridan3280 6 місяців тому

    My mom died for 8 minutes from a car accident. She said it was so peaceful and loving. She saw a book open and a voice said “send her back, she had more to do”. She woke up in the ambulance and the nurse was yelling “We got her back!!!” My mom asked about me “her little girl” and they said there was no little girl and she remembered I was as my aunts house. She passed out from relief she said.