How a near-death experience changed my life

How a near-death experience changed my life | Death Land #5

Oct 2022 03

After David Ditchfield was dragged under a moving train, the way he looked at death changed. Before his accident he didn’t consider the afterlife, but now Ditchfield says he knows there is nothing to fear after we die. He tells Leah what he saw the day he almost died
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Twin Soul Tarot

3 years ago -@

I am not afraid of death at all. I welcome it. I just want to die with minimal to zero pain.

no hassle

I believe him, and his paintings are incredible.

Agnes Olsvik

Here we have a grown man who's had a near death experience, and a young inexperienced lady who keeps asking the wrong questions, all based on her ignorance.

Real Talk

They should be called death experiences because the ppl actually die. Also most people report oneness but a few experiencers say it should be called allness because your apart of everything but you keep your individuality

BARBIE

I was a hospice nurse and I can tell you people do cross over to many people and places. Sometimes they reach out for a hand! It's pretty amazing

Anngee Burns

Check out David’s story on other channels… more in depth of his experience. REMARKABLE!

Leo’s ANGRY PLANET SMP

Awesome💯❤️🙏🏽🙌🏽🤘🏽🌟

Sheryl mac

Brave beautiful human being I have huge respect for this person.

Marietjie van der Walt

I was eager to see his painting of the experience.

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HappyDays

It doesnt not end here.
Life is so much more than what's on earth.
I feel so saddened for those who dont realize that.

If we didnt age, we wouldn't know time exists. Death allows us to forgive, move forward, push harder, it gives life meaning.

I cant see why anyone would try to change that

#11

MatthewA0272

Great vid. Very interesting man.

#12

Britt

I still smell the river :/ it was life altering

#13

I almost drowned in the Illinois river a few weeks ago. Everything slowed down I got calm and it was awful swallowing water being drug down I was a peace and calm and then I suddenly snapped too and I struggled for my life. I’ve definitely changed in many ways.. I don’t hold any grudges at all for anyone. I let things go I’m able to just let my life be just that my life pure simple and delightful 🙏🥰

#14

Cassie Oz

NDEs flood your brain with endorphins, endo-canabinoids and who knows what else. Why wouldn't you feel calm or serene or hallucinate?

#15

This is about how a near-miss prompts a WISH for an after life.

#16

Starling Swallow

The book "Imagine Heaven" has blown my mind. Check it out ♥️

#17

HowdieDoody

He died an out of work labourer and came back a middle class artist. Please don't show this to Starmer in case he gets any ideas.

#18

aloha ohana

I find it strangely hot when women lie like this.

#19

Milademjay

The accent and all the background noise makes is so hard to understand,.

#20

Kaisa A

I like to see full on documentary of this. Is there a full video/more videos?

#21

Siomara Sohryu

i recently had surgery and had to go through anesthesia, it felt like absolutely nothing, my cousin died a month later (the 5th of this month) and ive had alot of anxiety about dying but i have finally reached a point where i am peaceful about her death and my own inevitable death,

#22

Jacob Cross

Not everyone is scared of death, when faced with something far worse death becomes a release and not the punishment that people think it is.

#23

Amind

She is trying to find the wisdom of the NDE.

there are semantical nuances in the way NDE'ers VALUE SYSTEMS are updated.

if you are a very thoughtful and nice person out of some form of fear verses being considerate and kind out of universal love, you will find your PERCEPTION MORE ALIGNED WITH THE LIGHT AND POWER OF CREATION.

you should not hope to learn some base knowledge from NDE'rs as much as hope to see how your connection to spirit can enhance your perception. from this kind of way you might be able to sincerely seek your desired wisdom between this life and the next.

love is what it is all made of, even the bridge that spans within our limitless ignorance.

#24

Caroline Aucott

For me it is not the fear of death itself, it is a fear of how death will occur. That said, regardless of how you die, why fear something you have no control over.

#25

TOMMY TOMTOM

RELIGION AND NEAR-DEATH… Psychologists who reviewed a range of Phenomena such as Out-of-Body Experiences, Visions of Tunnels of Light or Encounters with Dead Relatives, say they are Tricks of the Mind rather than a Glimpse of the Afterlife. Researchers at the Universities of Edinburgh and Cambridge say that Most of the Experiences can be Explained by a Reaction in the Brain Prompted by a Traumatic and sometimes Harmless Event. The Researchers say that many common Near-Death Experiences are the brain’s Attempt to make Sense of Unusual Sensations and Perceptions Occurring During a Traumatic Event. Out-of-Body Experiences, for example, Happen when there is a Breakdown in the Brain’s Multi-Sensory Processes, and Visions of Tunnels and Bright Lights stem from a Breakdown in the Brain’s Visual System caused by Oxygen Deprivation. The new study also points to the Effects of Noradrenaline, a Hormone released by the Mid-Brain which, when Triggered, may Evoke Positive Emotions, Hallucinations and other Features of the Near-Death Experience. Our brains are flooded with a hallucinogenic, DMT, as we approach the moment of Death. DMT Is a psychedelic chemical our brains produced naturally. So just a small hit to the brain-produced DMT could make our final minutes on Earth a psychedelic adventure. Science uses DMT to produce the same kind of Near-Death Experiences as people have reported. The Scientific Evidence suggests that all Aspects of the Near-Death Experience have a “Biological Basis”. Science has proven Religion and its Teachings to be Wrong and Out Dated. From the Earth being the center of the universe, Earth being Flat, Exorcisms, Salem Witches, and the list Go's on and on. As time moves forward Science continues to Prove that Ancient Teachings are Misinterpreted, and Not True.

#26

XpRnz

I'm definitely not scared of death, just the potentially painfull period that comes before it.

#27

veer

question of this near death is how a person can see after his death without eyes 🤣🤣 and without brain how he remembers all that.
If without eyes we can see than what is the need of eyes .It's just the thinking of brain which makes us imagine this things and actually the person is not dead.Any comment to this?

#28