What Does It Feel Like To Die? 

I want to die peacefully in my sleep like my grandfather did, and not screaming in terror like his passengers.

Since we flashback our whole life before we die... What if we are all about to die and our life is flashing back in slow motion??

Death is bliss. No worries. No Care. No feeling. Just free.

I get anxiety thinking about what's gonna happen after I die or when I'm gonna die... I don't want to

My view on death is simple. We've all been "dead" before ... - before we were born. Before we were born, we didn't exist and when we die, "we", or our consciousness slips back into that state. Being non existent once before doesn't seem to have bothered me, so why should I feel fear returning to that state in which I came? It's almost like returning home in a odd way. I just hope the actual act of dying isn't painful. That's my biggest fear.

Am I the only one scared of death ? ( Shit, I'm too young to think about death wtf )

im so scared of death that i went here just to know if dying isnt that bad as we usually think

We will find out someday

gamers don't die they respawn - Martin Luther Lincon

I drowned when I was fairly young (obviously not to the point of ending up properly dead). I don't remember much of it clearly but I'll attempt to recall what I can. I remember choking on the water and then breathing it in when I couldn't hold my breath any longer, this enormous feeling of pressure and weight on my chest and this sort of uniquely intense pain; it was like being able to feel the entirety of my lungs for the first time because every inch stung like you wouldn't believe, but it was also cold because of the water's temperature. There's a point just before that where you just go into a frenzy trying to fight it and somehow get yourself out of the situation. After that, once you get into the point where you aren't able to fight what's happening there was this overwhelming feeling of panic - in hindsight it probably lasted only about 15 seconds but I swear it felt like about 5 minutes while my lungs were filling with water and I was just freaking the fuck out. There's a weird point where that panic just immediately drops off, it's as if you're in a boat going towards a waterfall and you're scared to shit, but the moment you go over it's gone. I could still feel the pain but it was almost as if I didn't mind it, it's like the sensation just gets put on the back burner in your mind as if it was nothing more important than a light breeze on your skin would be. Any sort of sensation from my body faded, limbs first, and drifted upwards to my head. If you've ever been startled while you were going to sleep - in that moment when you're barely even conscious and then snap back into reality you'll know what I mean. It's a lot like how your body relaxes and sort of turns off just before you fall asleep. It felt really peaceful and quiet, serene even. After that it just sorted of fogged up and I blacked out. Woke up in the hospital. Every now and then I swallow a drink and breathe in at the wrong time and get a bit down the wind pipe and it reminds me in an instant and scares the shit out of me for about 5 seconds and then I'm fine again. It's really quite strange. All in all, I would recommend you avoid drowning - you've gotta go sometime but... there are much better ways to do it than drowning, of that I can assure you.

Gamers don't die. We respawn

A few years ago I had a very similar near death experience to some of the last few described. I was in a large crowd in the city of Toronto. I started chocking on what I was eating and at first I thought oh I’ll be fine just swallow it, but it got further stuck. I tried gasping for air but could barley get any air at all, and then my neck became swollen and my breathing completely locked up. At that moment I went into a sort of hyperdrive and started to talk to myself in my head trying to figure out all options to save myself. All I can compare that feel of helpless-ness when my options had run out was like running to a door miles away that’s closing. It was the most terrifying feeling I’ve ever felt in my life. My gf was there crying and her face kept changing expressions out of sheer fear. I did come to a realization that it was probably it and I didn’t want to accept that but something was there with me and it told me “it’s okay, you don’t need to breath anymore just... relax okay it’s gonna be okay. Don’t fight anymore” so I then tried that and it felt so good. I had a rush all through my body like the most potent drug had covered me with a blanket of love and warmth. A few moments later i had flashes of memories and it seemed like I relived portions of my life all in order ending with a grand finale of a very brief re-introduction to every person that I had met in my life. After that I knew it was over, I felt sad and I felt I had reasons to still be alive but there was no one or anything that would help me out of it it seemed, it just wanted me to experience this even if it was the last and something felt very meaningful and spiritual about these last moments. A bit after that I think my vision started to mess up and I don’t remember what happened but I went to a place and it looked NOTHING like earth. I was floating, and the light was as if it was trapped inside the air like coloured smoke that shimmered and sparkled. I felt weightless and honestly my next thought which I clearly remember was partial sadness i was gone for ever (so I thought..) combined with the greatest almost sexual joy I’ve ever experienced in my entire life. Honestly I don’t think that same feeling can be experienced here alive and on earth. I was floating and ever worry and problem that ever weighed me down was seamlessly gone. I had a full understanding that I had died, still retained all of my memories from being alive on earth, and was fully aware of all that was happening at that current moment in time. I can’t completely remember if I still had a body or not so I’m not sure if I was floating or walking but I could move around. It was like I had shed my body and was now complete with my self as a soul ? I’m not quite sure it was a very odd feeling...this may not seem believable but what I saw was a small rolling hill with a large tree that had huge branches stemming from it. My old dog that had passed away was there as well and seemed to be able to communicate with my head without speaking. He looked excited at first and then was startled. He told me softly that he was very happy to see me however I was not suppose to be there, and sort of turned to walk away but kept looking back to me. Something asked me next if I wanted to stay or go back and I said no I wanna stay ! I didn’t want to have to die again for a second time as it took so much energy from me. Moments later a voice echoed through the whole world I was seeing and it seemed to be projected towards me laughing and yelling with a kind of joy saying “NO ! YOU HAVE TO GO BACK ! THIS ISNT A CHOICE YOU MUST GO BACK NOW!” I shouted back saying no I don’t want to! Giving reasons for why I did not want to return but it laughed over me and said TOO BAD ! Moments later I saw a bunch of light and then it sort of contrasted to black/white and I was being picked up by someone to do the hymlic monover and the man (I think) had to do it about 7 times before everything was out of my throat. I coughed up tons of pop that I tried to use to wash the stick object down. I remember I thanked him as I was crying and gasping for air but it was more important to breath so I took a moment to catch my breath. Afterwards I started looking around, I called out... I even asked the people that saw everything and were there the whole time where the man had come from and where he went to but... he was literally gone. No one knew where he had gone... he just... disappeared. I am happy to be alive, I know people my not believe this but I’m not lying, this is what I experienced and all I can say to anyone in fear of death is... it will happen when it’s necessary and after those few short moments lol they do feel like an eternity 😂 it P U R E bliss. I’m no longer afraid of the experience of death. One day, I hope to go back there to stay, like when I die naturally or when my time comes. 🙂 I’ve never wrote about this story before, only told friends but that’s my story.

My grandpa suffered a heart attack in his bed at night and at some point and he says at one moment he felt a calmness that made no sense considering the situation. He claims to remember looking up, into all blackness, and felt almost as if he was floating into it, but he then saw light, and our other lost family members seemingly looking at him through the light. Upon seeing them they said "Are you ready?" To which he replied with "I'm sorry, I"m not ready" and all of a sudden, he becomes conscious again in the hospital. Pretty crazy shit.

8 years ago I had a heart attack while in the hospital , was talking to the doctor while he was looking at the ekg and asking the nurses how I got there , he just drove in. At that point I fell flat on my back felt no pain no symptoms and died was in a very bright cloudy place with people everywhere couldn't see there faces. All I felt was the greatest peace and love I ever felt. I awoke feeling wonderful asked if I could leave was told no I had to be evacked for emergency surgery. Never once did I feel symptoms or pain just peace and love.... I'm now 56 and live every day as a adventure and have no fear of death I will welcome it.

i’m scared of letting go of everything and consciousness just leaving i hate that

I just want to see my brother again in any form when I die I miss him dearly and I hope he's not suffering

I had a near death experience when I told my indian mom that I failed a test......

One time my airplane lost pressure on the way to Florida. I couldnt get the oxygen mask to work and slowly passed out. I then remember seeing clouds in a blue sky. I was lying down somewhere. I lifted my head and body up to see a grassland as far as the eye could see. I then looked to my left and saw Governor Chris Christie and the feelings of horror set in... i was in New Jersey.

I was in a head on collision in 2016 with an suv , I felt the flash and pain of the impact and i was out , I was up in the sky looking down on my car and body and suddenly I just woke up in my car touching myself , it could of been a quick a dream or something but I didn’t see any lights or weird stuff just the scene ,The impact must of just knocked me out, I couldn’t move my legs and my head was bleeding but I was glad to be alive, actually shocked than glad , Changed my life, 3 years later I’m still struggling with it , it got the best of me I was always strong but i loss a lot of childhood memories, sometimes I wish I would of went on , my kid was 2 months old when it happen , he’s 3 now going on 4 , I haven’t worked since that day , so I’ve been with him all day every day for this span so we attached, he’s the only thing that keeps me alive and trying to get better

I feel like when your dying, you feel pain once, your heart has it’s last beats you can’t feel yourself and your consciousness fades away, and then it’s just like before you were born... nothingness...

1986 I was having surgery to remove my left kidney and lymphnodes because they were cancerous. One of the surgeons had cut a main artery and I bleed to death. Medical records confirm this. What I recall , at 6 years old, was being put to sleep for the surgery and suddenly I'm in this brilliant white atmosphere with no gravity. I'm standing next to a tall figure that speaks into my head (like a thought). I feel absolute peace, calm and happiness. No worries, no pain, and no other bodily functions. This "voice in my head" that I somehow knew was from this entity beside me said, "You are not yet done my child. " My next recollection is waking up in the middle of surgery, can't open my eyes, move any limbs or use my mouth. The most horrible pain ever from my stomach and a lot of people saying she's back, with loud beeps, clapping, crying and bustling noises. I struggle to move and scream. Then I hear them yell out that I'm awake and someone saying shit, put her under now! The doctors told my family that it is a miracle that I'm alive. I bleed out, they ran out of blood to give me, then my heart stopped for 2 minutes, then it started again with full blood pressure. The team of 30 doctors, assistants and nurses all visited me when I was awake later that nigt to see me. They shook my hands and gave me hugs. Many of them saying I'm a miracle. One because I'm alive, two because I'm the first successful survivor of Wilms Tumor. All previous children died shortly after surgery or before surgery. The National Wilms Tumor Study Group in Washington continues to follow me and study me. Yes, I'm a miracle. I don't know if what I experienced was all in my head when I died, but it felt real.

I was with my grandfather when he past away from lung cancer. All the family was there. He’d been “gone” for two days, no sign of life but still alive. No movement, no speaking etc. Seconds before he passed, my uncle was sobbing, then my grandfather opened his eyes, looked at him and put up his thumb as if to say “ everything is good, don’t be sad”. Then he was gone for real. I never could understand this.

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I’m honestly scared to die tbh like the fact Imma be gone so long and not to see new things that are out or be around is crazy

Why is it that all humans naturally have this fear of death,even though we all know one day we will be dead.Humans are always scared of what we don't know.

since our life flashes before death, do we just go in an infinite loop of reliving our lives over and over and over again

I stepped on a Lego once I got pretty close then

When you see me in the afterlife, we could have fun and do what we want. Who's in?

About 30 years ago I had to have surgery for a tubular pregnancy. I remember going to sleep, then looking down, seeing my body on the bed, and hearing the nurse say my blood pressure was 70 over 6, and "we're losing her". Then I felt like I slammed back onto the table, and when I told the doctors what I had heard the nurse say, they were dumbfounded. Another time, I was sleeping at a friend's house, near her tv. She woke up early, and woke me up much later. I dreamed I was falling back to Earth in a sort-of spiral, and I saw the exact cloud formations as I got closer. She turned on the tv to a live news station, which showed a satellite weather photo, and the clouds were EXACTLY as I had seen them. I am convinced that it was a genuine out-of-body experience. I felt like I slammed back into my body after coming from somewhere in outer space.

I can't take anybody who hasn't died yet seriously on this topic.

It's so hard to get that ''nothingness'' feeling before i was born so how will i feel after dying.

Im 25 and passed away when i was 21 for 32 minutes when i was working as a firefighter in NC. I was ventilating the roof and the portion i was on collapsed and i fell through ending up in the second story master bedroom. The fall ripped my mask off and knocked me out cold. The smoke eventually took my life and i died. I remember floating out of my body above the scene of the fire watching the crew and hearing "FIREFIGHTER DOWN" then i felt pure love and peace and saw who i know was jesus christ and many people all around me including my father who passed away 4 years earlier from cardiac arrest. I was told my time was not yet finished and i hadbto return but i pleaded to stay. I woke up in the back of an ambulance after being brought back and was in agony because i had broke my back in 2 places. i had to relearn to walk but am doing much better now. I no longer fear death but im ready for the day i go back.

My grandfather passed away in 2016 after a long battle with heart disease and in the months leading up to it there were some strange occurances but the 2 that I'm about to mention particularly stand out. It was roughly 3 months prior to his passing that he had a major heart attack and was in rushed to the emergency room. I'm not sure how the doctors kept him alive, all I know is that he was pretty lethargic when I saw him and he was painfully moaning(his words were hard to understand too) . We stayed by his side for many hours because the doctor pretty much told us to say our goodbyes. All of a sudden he very clearly said "I think this is it" we all got up and stood around him and he asked us all to touch him. We all put a hand on him and he took a very deep breath and got momentarily silent. He got back to moaning and being lethargic and eventually I had to leave the hospital. He wound up surviving and coming home about a week later because he was the toughest man I've ever met. I went to visit him soon after he got out and he was all jokes and laughs as usual and he told me he didn't remember anything from the hospital because of all the drugs they had him on. My grandma would say things like "I asked him if he remembered -this person- coming to visit or -this person- telling him this and he said he doesn't remember any of it." We were all aware that his days were numbered so it was only a matter of time before the tone shifted and became more serious. That is when he admitted to remembering one moment at the hospital. He said "I thought I was about to die and I wanted you all to be there and I remember you all putting your hands on me and then I felt a peace like I have never felt before." A few months passed and we had a bad flood down here in Louisiana. During the flood he had his last heart attack and the paramedics were not able to get to him in time. At the funeral my grandma mentioned that he was in such a great mood for about a week leading up to his passing but he had a few strange outbursts. She told me that one night they were watching TV and he asks her "who are all these people" of course she was confused because they were alone but he insisted that their house was full of people and he didn't recognize them. One night he looked at her and says "who was that man?" again, she was confused and asked "what man?" he told her that there was a man who stood beside him, put his hand on top of his and said "Don't worry, it will all be over soon". She told me at the funeral "I don't know if he was going crazy or if there really was a man but he passed away the next morning." I'm not sure what any of this means but it brought me peace after he passed because I believe that he found that "peace" he spoke of and finally just let himself fall into it forever. No more pain, no more suffering, no more stress, no more fear, no more missing his son. Just "A peace like he had never felt before". I hope we all find that same peace when we leave this place.

what if we are all aready dead and our lives are just in a constant loop

The thing that I hope is like when I die I am gonna be a ghost and I can scare the people that bully me

Consciousnesses/mind and your body are 2 different entities, if you die, i believe that your body and your consciousnesses will split, leaving the body dead while you will be drifting away in possibly another spiritual world (imagine astral projection but without coming back)

I was in a coma for 2 weeks. I saw nothing just blackness, but when I awoke I felt like I had the best sleep anyone on the planet had and ever will have.

my aunt was giving birth a few years back, she nearly died her heart stopped beating for a good 20 seconds, during that time, she said that she felt no pain, but was embodied with love, and had the feeling that everything was ok, she then said that she began to rise up, out of here body, and saw the doctor's working on her, and saw her husband paralyzed in shock, she said that she began to rise up into to this dark long tunnel, wit a very bright pure light coming from the top, then she heard a voice that said , it's not your time to go, and was lowered back down into her body, here heart was beating once again but was unconscious, she woke up hours later, after the operation was over, she had bore a son, who was healthy, and told her story to her husband, whom shared it with us..................interesting aint it?

What if you die and then wake up in a bedroom and some dude next to you said "Welcome back...how are the drugs?"

When I die I want to go to heaven😭❤️🥺

I wish I was never born so I don’t have to experience death. I love life.

I tried to ask a dead person what it feels like to die and he ignored me. How rude.

“And He will wipe away every tear from their eyes; and there will no longer be any death; there will no longer be any mourning, or crying, or pain; the first things have passed away.”

Oh, So that explains why I have no dreams sometimes.

what if the light at the end of death was just a new hospital waiting for you to be born. And the reason you're crying is because you miss everything from your past life

We are not afraid of death itself, but what comes after death

I had a horrific LSD trip that I can only describe as feeling like a near death experience. I didn't have the warm motherly feeling keeping me calm though, I felt beyond isolated.

I’m scared of dying and forgetting really good memories, memories that made me happy, I just think, “what happens if I just die and there is no afterlife, no heaven or hell, just emptiness.” It just makes me sad that my death is inevitable and can’t stop it from happening, I really wish there was something that existed and let’s me remember everything and this kinds of encourages me to make people happy and try to aim for the highest in life, life is to short to be doing small things. Hopefully I can die at a old age of happiness in my sleep.

bruh I'm fuckin terrified of death I'm only 19 but for some reason it's all I keep thinking about its been like this for a week it's not like a fun fascination it's me like panicking to myself over this

I think we all know exactly what death is like. Try to remember how things were before you ever born. If you can remember that, then you know exactly what death is like. We were all dead before we were born.

If death scares you, think about this: Imagine what it would be like to be immortal. No, seriously, try and imagine it. Imagine being 2 million years old, being completely done with life, but there being no possibility to escape life in any way. Imagine being 2 million years old and knowing that you will keep existing for ETERNITY. 5 milion years, 100 million years, 5 billion years, 100 billion years, 5 trillion years, 100 trillion years, 500 quadrillion years, it just never ends. That would be the ultimate hell. Being stuck in this physical reality for eternity without the possibility to leave. I genuinely can't imagine anything worse. It's funny how immortality is something that alot of people wish for. They probably don't fully comprehend what that would actually mean. Immortality, having to live and being stuck in this reality for eternity is a thought that frightens me to the core. I'm so glad that we die instead and will be at peace one day. Although i wouldn't mind it if life didn't go as fast as it does. It's funny to think about how we often feel like time is going really slowly, but when it has passed it feels like it went by in a flash. I think everything is just perfect the way it is. I fully give in to the laws of nature and accept that it's all outside of my control.

I think that death is just like a dream because when you go to sleep your brain literaly shuts down until you wake up . Sorry for bad english

Having recently losses a dear loved one, this adds some relief knowing during his final moments he did not suffer, but instead got to relive the best memories and moments of his life before the end.

30 years old now. When I was 18 I purposely overdosed to commit suicide. I was on anti depressants and had sleeping pills from the doctors with 3x repeats. In total, 72 anti depressants and 28 sleeping pills. I was pressured into marrying a woman 7 years older than me who forced herself into my life when I was 14. We had a child, a mortgage she didn't work and was extremely abusive. At the time I thought it was normal and that's what marriage was like. This time when she hit me I left. At work her friend called to yell at me as my wife had told her I was abusing her and not the other way around. I remember just hanging up and walking to my car and driving home. I didn't ask to leave or tell anyone. I went to my mums house who yelled at me before I could say a word. She also believed the lies. I thought if the one person who loves me the most won't believe me then who am I to fight this world. I hated my life. I found $20, bought a cheap bottle of high percent rum. Drove to my favourite beach. Pulled out my old high school notepad from the back seat .... Yep was that young..and started writing goodbye letters while downing 5-10 pills with big gulps of alcohol. Pretty soon I thought it wasn't working. I was feeling fine. I remember seeing a fire engine and then wanting to puke. So I took the last of the pills and foolishly drove to a gas station to buy water so I didn't throw up. A friend of mine saw my erratic driving and followed me. Here's where I don't remember anything. Apparently I drank water in the carpark. Was slurring my words. Couldn't stand up. Was smoking. And then locked myself in the car. A police car nearby was waived down and he coerced me to get out. I apparently had a incoherent conversation with him while the ambulance was on its was when I collapsed again and stopped breathing. The police officer began CPR and the paramedics took over. I died two more times on my way to hospital but they brought me back. I have no memory since leaving for the gas station to waking up in hospital two days later. I had machines connected to dots all over my body printing something. I didn't see light, dream, hear sound or anything. The doctors checked my pupil reflex, did more tests, put me into counselling, told me off and handed me a bag with my clothes I was wearing which were all cut up at my chest.

If nothing last forever that means that death can't last forever as well if you really think about it

I'm not sure if I was near death or just fainted but i passed out for a few minutes and what I can remember I felt this warm, happy, peaceful, free, light, beautiful feeling came over me, I never felt that in my conscious life I was upset my bf brought me back right after because it was so beautiful I wish I could of just stayed in that feeling forever but after I was glad I came back. He said he was shouting my name and shaking me a while before I can wake back up.

i'm curious.. if you died by decapitation or a shot to the head, would death still feel the same? like the brain shooting energy or anything?

I hope at some point this week you go in depth on DMT and it's connection to death and dreaming.

my mom just tells me that there would be a shockwave of feelings right when you die, mostly fear (like slipping away from existence) but if you can overcome that feeling.... you become the universe...

I had lab work done in 2000. I am one of those ppl that tend to pass out. I was in my very early 20's at the time. The year was around 1999- or 2000. After my lab work I stood up. I started to see stars. I told the nurse what I was seeing. And she said no one passes out on her watch. I sank bake down into the seat and everything went black. Now I am in another state. I felt myself descending into darkness, darkness was all around me. And I said aloud in real time. " I feel at peace here" I said . the nurse yelled for another nurse to help her ( back up) I was between the waking world and the sleeping. I sank and sank. I asked "why are you shaking me?" the nurse later told me I was going into convulsions. The voices seems like I was 500 yards in a tunnel and they were at the entrance. So disent. I felt a burning in my nose and a pain in the back of my head,as I smashed my head to the back of the wall. Here they had giving me a smelling salt and when I came to I cracked the back of my head on the cinder block wall behind me. I know I was not dead or close to dying. But it was the craziest thing.

Has anyone ever thought, that death is just and endless dream? Perhaps when you die, there is no sense of time, so it lasts forever? Seems more comforting and reasonable than "oh you rot in the ground"

There are many near experience survivors who afterwards know information they could not have otherwise had access to, such as what people in neighboring rooms were doing at the time.

My dad says "when we die,we DIE!!"

Dying is like falling asleep without ever waking up again. Being born is like waking up, from a sleep you've never fell into

Weird.. I got a feeling that if you are dead, you will be born in a different universe and different time

I remember years ago an old eccentric Astrophysicist was ask the philosophical question , "What all do you think is out there in the Universe?" He pondered for a few seconds then said: "Everything your mind can imagine, plus things you can't even begin to Imagine. "

My little three year old brother died,over night when I was five...when I woke up only my grandmother was there, I ask where everyone was...she gave me a hug, and said they'll be home soon..when they came home my brother wasn't with them, so I ask where he was...they said he went to heaven...I ask when he was coming home, my mom said never...the same year my great grandmother died she was in her 90s...so at the age of five i understood, that age has nothing to do with death. Enjoy every moment you have, because we don't choose how many moment's we receive....share the positive freely with all..and refuse to let anything take it away

One time when I was young I drowned. I nearly died. I chased my grandparents dog onto the ice and fell through. I remember being dead. It was light and warm and then I saw what I believe to be God or Jesus. Anyway, I may have only been like 4 but I remember having conversations with this force. And I asked it if it's my time and they said no, so I asked if there's anything I can do before I go back. And it said I need about tree fiddy. well that's when I noticed that the spirit was 17 stories tall and covered in green scales and I said goddamn you Loch Ness Monster I ain't giving you no tree fiddy

Whoever reading this. Hug me when you see me in afterlife

I believe that whatever you believe happens after you die. If you're an atheist, it's nothingness, if you believe you'll go to heaven, you'll go to heaven, etc. My evidence for this is that when atheists have a near death experience they describe it as a fade to black, just like they thought, but when a Christian has a near death experience they see God and Heaven. This is just a theory.

My grandfather just died 08/18/2020. It was so scary to see him like that. He died in the middle of the night on his toliet & was found around 6am last Tuesday morning. I went over & said my goodbyes. It was soo hard. He was like a father figure to me. No lie. I watched them (hospice) take him out in a body bag & to just think of that , made me think about my own death someday. I've been getting nightmares & major anxiety. I'm terrified of death. I will admit it. I have a phobia of it. I 4get what its exactly called tho. But seeing my grandfather dead made me fear death even more.

My grandmother had spinal meningitis when she was younger and lost blood flow to her brain and her heart stopped beating for 10 seconds. She said she felt hands grabbing her and lifting her up. She said she saw a bright light and felt no pain. Then she said she felt herself pulled back down and the pain was back when she came to. Also, when I was at my great grandmothers bedside during her last moments. She started looking at the window and talking to her sister that had died in 1918 from the Spanish flu. Fascinating subject.

What if our life, our day to day operations are actually all a dream... and when we dream that it what the reality of life is, thus when we die we meat our reality. :O

My grandfather died not long before he actually did pass away. It was 2 weeks beforehand and he was brought back to life. He was not a religious man at all and didn’t believe in life after death. When he came back he told us he “saw the angels” and it was beautiful.

My mom died a few weeks ago and I can't stop thinking about how she felt as she was dying and where she is now. She was a devout Christian and felt she knew where she was headed but I lean more towards Buddhism and with this, feel uncertainty about many things about death. I just wish I knew she felt peace when she left and that she is in a better place now (she was in so much pain before she died.)

fear is the reality of not being able to comprehend or understand what is going to happen. fear is also the feeling that stops us from dying. if we are high up, we feel fear of falling. yet when we die, we don’t feel fear. i feel anxious about dying even though is is decades away. but i don’t want my family leaving me either. no one knows what happens after death. maybe we just go back to nothingness again. maybe our soul scatters our across the universe and forms another living cell which can one day be controlled by our consciousness. either way, there is no point worrying about dying because that’s just wasting valuable time which could be spent enjoying life. if you feel anxious or depressed, talk to someone. if you are scared of death, you’re not alone. every single person alive in the existence of life, has and will die. we all die together, but feel alone. if you are reading this, take this into consideration and really think about what you want to accomplish in your life and how you can make your life and others better. thankyou🖤

Here's a story: We had a dear Great Aunt who passed away in Mexico. We could't make it to her funeral (because over there they bury the dead same day or next day after someone passes.) So our family in the USA couldn't go and we didn't have any other information about her. Years later; My uncle had his appendix removed, but before he was able to have the operation, it exploded inside him. Doctors said he wasn't going to make it and to prepare for the worse. In his Near-Dead Experience he describes a women in a wedding Dress reaching out to him. Before he is able to touch her hand, she holds back. And she says "It's not time yet." He wakes up telling us he saw a beautiful women in a dress. Later we found out our Great Aunt was buried in her Wedding Dress. No one told us about it. Also the man in the video you were talking about who was in a coma for 7 days wrote a book!!! "proof of heaven" By: eben Alexander I had to stop reading it thou... It honestly started to scare me. (in a good way) very Over-welding and amazed by this book!

I hope death isn’t just dying and then boom just pitch black No thought or Remembering or thinking of anything just nothing pure black nothing. Kinda like closing your eyes and thinking nothing I hope death isn’t like that.

My theory is that when we die, we get reborn at a different place, time, maybe even as an animal, forgetting everything from the past life. What if a homeless man you once saw at the street may have once been Albert Einstein? Quite the interesting thought.

Everyone wants to die in they’re sleep but imagine slipping away from existence without even knowing it

Well I know how it feels to die on the inside

My experience was strange. My heart stopped for almost a minute and my "vision" or experience or whatever you wanna call seems to be unique. All I saw was my girlfriend in my vision. I was looking at her through water. In my experience, I was drowning and she was reaching towards me trying to pull me out. All I was telling myself was to get up. Do it for her. I heard those words in my own voice, like a thought, but much more vivid. When I sat up in my vision, getting my head out of water, I woke up in reality gasping for air. It was like the most vivid dream I had ever had. No white light, no feelings of peace, nothing. It was like my brain was trying to make sense of what was happening. To me it's like my brain came to a simple conclusion. "You're not breathing, you must be drowning". When my heart stopped, my eyes were open so I'm thinking the Image of my gf was on my mind and my brain decided to do something to make me resist the urge to die.

Was announced dead on scene, the most I remember is being in a somewhat conscious place I didn't know I was dead, everything was a blackish gray kinda like purgatory room then I was instantly ripped back into life, sometimes I miss the feeling it was peaceful and almost felt like home but I was waiting for something to happen in what felt like 10 seconds there was around I assume(no one knows) how long I was out for but I'm guessing 30 minutes atleast , when time becomes a game you know there's more to life than we know and what science can prove have a good day yall

I became legally read for 5 minutes. What happened was i was looking into the sky, and a young man came down and said: *Gonna catch me riding dirty*

when it's my time I want to just go and be gone. I don't want to die slowly even if I'm actually dead already. I just want to die like BOOM. instantly.

Guys don't be scared! We all experienced death... Before we were born.

I had a near death experience when I was 11years old. I was struck by a car while I was riding a motorcycle. I remember waking up laying on the middle of the road with people looking down at me. They said I was in shock at that time, but I remember them loading me into the ambulance and one of the paramedics kept talking to me, telling me I had to stay awake. Then I remember regaining consciousness laying on a bed in the ER at the hospital, at least I thought I was conscious. I felt like I was floating against the ceiling but farther up. I remember looking down at my body and watching five people swarming around me, cutting my clothes off me, putting IV's in me and doing other stuff, but I didn't hear a sound, just total silence. I remember having a feeling of total calmness. Even though I could see my mangled body, I was totally relaxed and calm. The next thing I remember was two weeks later when I woke up with traction on my leg and my neck, and tubes and needles in me. That's been almost 50 years ago but I still remember that feeling of total calmness that I felt.

Imagine a dead person watching this video be like " bruh really?"

I had a car accident, and there was a moment when the pain just went numb, not only the physical pain, but my mind as well, I just calmed down and focused on what was happening and even considered the idea that I was about to die and that it would be fine. Then the ambulance came and here I am. But everytime I think about it, the fact that at certain point your body just gives up and stops, freaks the hell out of me.

Kinda makes you wish you we're never born now that we get to see all this stuff feel new things we don't want to go back to nothing forever

My sister technically died of a heroine overdose 30 years ago. She went to a place that she recognised to feel like a home she had always known, and our mtoher was there to greet her, plus her friend who had died of an overdose a few months before. According to my sister, our mother said to her "no, not yet". And my sister knew she had no choice but to go back. In her words, "we said our goodbyes, and I woke up in the hospital. She was not is the least religious. And I am glad to say she has straightened out.

I went into Sudden Cardiac Arrest while I was in Middle School in Gym class while running laps. All I remember is seeing blackness and hearing a loud buzzing sound. I felt incredibly warm and comfortable. I ended up being shocked and airlifted to the hospital right after. I was in the hospital for a week before I woke up. It felt like the best sleep I had ever had. That’s all I remember from it. I’m now 22 and healthy as ever with a pacemaker/defibrillator in my chest

I died twice in two separate surgeries. The 1st time was a few days before my 12th birthday. I woke up next to my body and my Grandfather was there. He died 4 months prior. I wanted to go with him but he said no. I had things to do. My sight went black and I woke up 19 hours later. I was 29 the last time and the same thing happened except my grandfather and cousin, who drowned when I was 21, were there telling me that it's time to go. I was counseling people and had also just became a father, so I refused. They told me that there were consequences if I stayed, but I did anyway. My sight went black and 9 hours later, I was awake. Both times were peaceful and I could see the Dr's working to bring me back. It was cranial facial reconstruction and I saw some of it. It looked weird to see my face all opened like that. No fear, no white light, and I had a choice both times. Maybe I'll not have a choice next time. Who knows?

i really want to believe that when we die we are born on another planet. i hope so. i dislike this planet. and i hope everyones family goes to that same planet and you all meet each other. ...would if when family members and friends die here, their consciousness/energy is held in a waiting room until everyone else catches up and dies. then everyone travels together to a new habitable planet. wouldn't that be lovely.. every day i'm so empty thinking about my loved ones leaving me. i really don't know what i will do to myself.

I had a near death experience 12 years ago the first thing you feel is lightness like you weigh nothing and a distinct feeling of being detached from your body... Then your vision suddenly becomes really sharp like supersharp eyesight after it turns orange/red colour to earthy brown colour and a white light in the centre starting small then encompassing your entire vision after the white light it just goes black... Last sense to go is sound becomes muffled and a weird unusual noise starts to develop which I clearly remember a bit like someone crunching foil near your ears it become intensely loud and suddenly stops... At this point I saw less but felt more my being itself call it a soul if you want was free and it is huge massive like my boundries melted away and my soul unravelling to this enormous size i felt complete and utter peace no worries no concerns no rat race no nothing utter bliss... Going back into my body again was the most painful experience ever... This sudden and vast collapsing crunching of my being/soul into this unbelievably small container thats my body... A FLOOD of pain and intense sensory overload sight hearing everything on complete overload and the most intense and painful wholebody pins and needles you can imagine... When your being/soul finally packs into your body the pins and needles are so painful you can't move and just are in complete agony they so intense that I remember seeing them in my closed eye vision as intense dots of light eventually everything slowly starts to settle... However a very strange and unusual feeling stays with you well it did for me for like a hour or two of coming back a sensation of noticing the weight of your body and how gravity and the atmosphere above you is weighting you down you a distinct feeling that your body is heavy, not only that but you can feel the weight of your bones inside your flesh it's a strange feeling which lingers... I had a sudden cardiac arrest at an airport... I saw no vision of any land or anything nor did I see flashback of my life...

I fainted and died for sometime that’s what people witnessing me said later..while I was lying on the floor to the outside world but inside or wherever I was I saw a very bright light but I was aware of myself..my consciousness was separated from my body..thn I was thinking what is this light surrounding me and why I cannot see anything even though I m seeing and after sometime I started Hearing people talking and finally came back to so called senses...It was weird ,unreal but that self of me was so light and without any pain..it is hard to explain...Now i know very well there’s more to life thn physical reality..

Death is the orgasm of life!!!

I don't understand. Energy can't be destroyed, only converted. Either the law of energy is wrong or that energy is transferred into something we as humans can't comprehend.

This one was described by my grandpa everything will go pitch black, there is no time but eventually you’ll come back in this pitch black area with a light that you will walk to. When you go through it, it looks like space with a ton of stars, and he says it was beautiful. A light behind him came up and that’s when he walked through that one and he came back to life. He would later die, but that was his last words. He described it as being very peaceful and nothing to worry about. I still think about if you go far enough will you see other people, we will never know until it happens, but death is whatever you make of it

My grandparents on my fathers side divorced many years ago to which my grandmother remarried. She died when I was young maybe 6 years old but when my grandfather died, a huge and abrupt storm struck the local area right outside the funeral home. trees had fallen smashing cars in the parking lot and knocking out the power which is almost unheard of in my part of New England really random weather. We hypothesized maybe they were resolving some bad blood in the afterlife. Anyway, with the power being out my dad who is an electrician noticed a single light in the room still on. He asked an attendant if the building had a back up generator or emergency lighting to which the attendant responded with a firm and confident no we don’t. I remember they both just looked at the light in awe wondering how the hell there is only one light on in the whole building. That’s just one of many weird stuff I’ve witnessed or heard of.