What you’ll see when you die

What you’ll see when you die



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What happens when we die?

Thousands of people who were clinically dead describe the same experience. Across cultures and beliefs, near-death experiences follow a strikingly similar pattern: separation from the body, movement through darkness toward light, encounters with loved ones, a life review, and a final boundary between life and death. This cinematic video essay explores documented NDE cases involving cardiac arrest survivors, blind patients, children, and medical professionals, alongside the scientific debate around consciousness and the brain.

Chapters:

01:16 Dr. Rudy’s Impossible Case
05:56 Blind From Birth, Yet She Saw
07:19 Children’s NDE drawings
09:17 Stage 1: Separation
11:47 Stage 2: The Passage
14:48 Stage 3: The Encounter
18:08 Stage 4: The Life Review
22:04 Stage 5: The Boundary
24:13 The Return
26:53 Does the Brain Create Consciousness?
32:00 Recap

Topics explored:
– Near-death experiences explained
– Consciousness after death
– Out-of-body experiences
– The life review phenomenon
– The tunnel and light experience
– Clinical death and awareness
– Consciousness and the brain
– Scientific studies on NDEs
– What happens after death?

Track list:
Earthspan 6 by Paul Mottram,
Grief from Space by John Gegelman
Ethos by Jakob Ahlbom
Our Journey by August Wilhelmsson
Heaven by MARiAN
Take my Hand by Sid Acharya
Fateful News by Luke Richards,
Luminescence 4 by Bob Bradley, Christopher Wonfor,
Digital Love by Luke Richards,
Snow Searcher by Sue Verran, Paul Ressel,
Everlasting by Stephen Keech

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34 thoughts on “What you’ll see when you die

  1. This all things buddhas said very clearly, after the death you can see what things you do it's good or bad it will deractly go next life.. all karma comes with you like a circle line no end 🙏 mostly next life go another world another galaxy ..

  2. When the brain is the only neurological thing that can possibly have a thought process, and the brain is the only one that can receive signals from the eyes, how can you think, know, hear, smell, or taste anything after death

  3. Fascinating how this person has the inside scoop on what billions of people have been wondering about since the dawn of time..
    And it’s on the internet.. and wonder why nobody else knows about this..

    Pardon my blatantly obvious sarcasm but come on guys..

  4. This is only the experience of people that died and then came back to talk about what they experienced, the experience of someone that dies and stays dead might be different and we'll never know.

  5. I experienced a loved one after their death shortly after their wake. It was my father who passed away at 29. I was almost six. I was wide awake during the experience and my father's best friend's son was also there with me. We were startled, so we both ran to our parents.

    The friend moved away with his family after the wake. It nagged at me for 20 years. I questioned whether the experience was real or imagined. I called him after 20 years, and asked if he could tell me what he experienced. I said, "please tell me what you experienced so I can put this to bed".

    He recalled the experience exactly as I did. 20+ years later with no contact with one another. This tells me that we can visit loved ones after death. Now 42 years old, I have not had a vivid experience of someone after death since. If I do, I will welcome it with open arms.

  6. I'd call that Awareness as Character or the 5th dimension. Most of people will call it as Ghost or Spirit or Soul.

    And I agree that the Awareness/Character/5th dimension that temporarily borrow the body. Because once done, it can borrow another new body in other life or planet or universe.

    Or it can borrow multiple bodies "at the same time", because "time and place factors" are not applicable to it.

  7. My biggest fear is to forever miss my kids and now grandkids….no one is as important to me,but according to this,it’s better on the other side,and you won’t feel loss! And that’s hard to believe …

  8. When I died for the first time I was floating above my body. I watched someone jump into the water and brought my body up on the dock. Then I was watching the man doing CPR on me. I looked around and saw my sister running down a hill to my body. I was told that I was dead for about 5-6 minutes. As he was doing CPR I would get closer to my body. Then I remembered coughing the. I spit out a lot of water and woke up. They called the ambulance and my mom. My mom told them to cancel the ambulance and she would take me to the ER. That never happened. Instead I was told to go to my room until my sister came home from camp. I was punished for dying. I had forgotten this until I was in my late 30s. And had something trigger me and it all came back with force. I felt like I was reliving it sitting on my couch. It was not a good thing going through it again. I now can’t play or sing music anymore. And I have lung issues and other issues that come with water in your lungs and not being able to breathe for 5-6 minutes. I could go to great detail but I summed it up a bit.I wish I knew who saved me.

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