What Actually Happens When You Have A Near-Death Experience

Mar 2024 15

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Hamza Yusuf and Dr. Peterson discuss Hamza’s near-death experience at 17, how it led him to study world religions from the perspective of the afterlife, time dilation during bungee jumping, and the difference between those who are ready to face death and those who simply aren’t.

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@mikebauer6865

1 year ago -@

all the actual NDE's here on YouTube and you publish this farb? c'mon Jordan look around

@DeeegerD

I don't waste my time with religions. I stick with Christianity which is reality.

@jamescollins6927

i would of liked to hear more from peterson

@internetmail3888

Thannos TV EN YouTube channel is the best source of nde testimony videos.

@RealTalk-mq2ug

I am drowning in darkness and despair.

He left me. Replaced me. My "best friend".

The only friend I had. The ultimate betrayal.

Complete abandonment.

Rage and grief consume me and rape me.

@PurePeacePower

NDEs have been researched extensively by scientists. The people are verified dead. They have flat lined, no heartbeat and no brain activity. Therefore these experiences CANNOT be dreams.

Lots of scientists, neurosurgeons and drs who were atheists have also had NDEs and totally changed their beliefs as a result.

As a result on my own NDE and being baffled by meeting God who looked like Jesus, i started to research NDEs and watched thousands of NDEs on YouTube and discovered that Muhammed isn't featured at all in God's heaven but Jesus is. I also found that you don't have to be a Christian or any religion to enter heaven as the only thing that God cares about is how we treat his children as he loves us all, no matter what religion. And the only thing he wants is for us to love each other too. And those who also strive to love him are of course closer to him too..

@FemaleDallasTexas

JP likes to hear himself speak. He still has a lot to learn in life. JP asked the guest a question and then JP answered the question for the guest. Lesson here, allow people to speak and answer questions for themselves.

@davidlobaugh4490

You've been prepared the whole time. But a wise investment nonetheless.

@keithjohnsonYT

Christ🤦‍♂️…
(This is heaven for the dead now?)

#10

@yuiopoli9601

Corroboration of the Dentures Anecdote Involving Veridical … https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc798921/m2/1/high_res_d/vol27-no1-47.pdf

#11

@doodlehensley5401

One shouldnt prepare but live in tge present to me prepare means to fear. Its a way of life. Love and have faith this Earth is merely a test if faith and Love nothing more.

#12

dissociation it the state. Id say its testosterone. Ps when i had my recent nde i saw zombies one coming out of the grave and one standing beside it. I need to clean up my act 😢 Glory to God in Jesus name Amen.

#13

@junevandermark952

From the book … When the Air Hits Your Brain: Tales from Neurosurgery … author Frank T. Vertosick Jr., MD

In humans, the “brainlike” behavior of the spinal cord can have macabre consequences. Patients with brains killed by gunshot wounds, hemorrhages, or other injuries can dupe family members, friends, even nurses, into believing that they are awake. An arm reaches up to grab a coat lapel, a hand grasps the hand of a loved one, a leg withdraws in apparent pain after a hospital tray is dropped on it—all pre-programmed spinal reflexes. Called “Lazarus movements” for obvious reasons, these reflexes make it difficult to convince a bereaved family that their loved one is, in fact, legally dead and should be removed from life support.

#14

@jnartist

After studying psychology and becoming a mental health therapist, we are fortunate to live in a day and age where we can have discussions like this.
If Carl Jung and Sigmund Freud were alive today they probably would be having discussions like this on YouTube or, at the very least, be subjected to discussions like this.

#15

@InnerMittenSignal

Dannion Brinkley, Howard Storm & others were pointed to Love and helping others as the whole point of everything…making that decision and commitment.

#16

@lorir5728

I think it's interesting that NDEs Are so similar but have some differences. Some see Jesus or Buddha. Some don't see it but hear it. In light or complete blackness. The bright light the tunnel etc. It's almost like here on earth. Part of us is the human deciding what they want to do in life. College, tech school, what type of work. The other part is stuff that you have no control over. What happens to you. Maybe when we die we still have our own impression of what it would be. Half us and half of something else.

#17

@Jerry.anthony.c

0:50 – Describing a near death experience.
2:10 – Jeff bridges. The man that survived a plane crash
3:35 – Time slowing down
7:10 – Religion and fear of death

#18

@johnnastrom9400

This is not really an NDE, at least not in the way most people think of NDEs, but still an interesting conversation. And most people who have had NDEs and understand the religions of the world would say the Buddhism and Hinduism most close resemble what their experience was.

#19

@89BFG

when i hear islam im out. we are all one! the universe live through us. thats our meaning of life. and all religions sucks…. they are just fragments of an older one… the religion we need.. is with nature. religions have one problem. the gods or god they describe are humanized.. what a fail.. the universe is god. and you are the universe..
a bit like a fungus… the mycelium is the cosmic energy that all connect with each other and we are and all matter are the fruits.

#20

@jackalofpool

Jordan I’m not religious but this is Definitely an area you should explore, scientifically, psychologically, spiritually, sociologically, this type of video, gives people hope. For tens of thousands of years humans have believed in something, having a background in anthropology, there is virtually no humans who in the history of of species have not believed, we now live in time new to human history in tens of thousands of years in which more than 50% of the western population do not believe in a higher power, that immediate breakdown in the species psychology can only have detrimental effects and propagate nihilism to its inevitable effects.

#21

@SupernalOne

This is not the same as a life-after-death experience, but still interesting

#22

@WOLFSENT1

This dude is absolutely delusional

#23

@kjnightbird121

I'm sure many are NOT ready to die. Still, God is there to catch us. To embrace us. The Faithful are never lost to the process or purpose of His timing. And yet, we say, "How can that be for those we leave behind."

#24

Life is absolutely a Classroom. And we each are given our Homework. Consequently, PAIN has a way to birth our greatest Lessons & Gifts. The kind that the World can NEVER take away. Eternal Gifts that Glorify God. All Traumas & NDEs seem to have this potential. I say this with humility & awe.

#25

@laurieparker-stuart868

To desire death is to relax into the universe . The physical self is expendable hardware.

#26

@luispena8332

The Bible says death is like sleep. Your consciousness probably doesn’t exist after death.

#27

@afsar_gunner5271

I love listening to Hamza Yusuf and I learnt a lot from brother Hamza Yusuf. May Allah swt reward Hamza 🙏

#28

@seanodonnell429

According to Einstein’s theory of special relativity, time slows down the faster you move through space. If you move at the speed of light, time appears to stop. The reason for this is the speed of light is a universal constant.

I think the reason time seems to slow down to us when we are in moments of intense stress or engaged in a highly stimulating activity is because our consciousness is, in a sense, moving faster through space than the rear of our body and the matte around us.

The force that animates everything in the universe is energy. Everything, including matter, is made up of energy. Matter is essentially condensed forms of energy. Our bodies are made up of all kinds of matter in many different forms containing high amounts of energy animating all kinds of different biological processes including our consciousness. Our consciousness is the complex way in which our bodies, which are made up of condensed energy, interact with the energy around us. Our sight perceives electromagnetic energy of a specific wavelength, which is light. It is the sense we rely on the most and is the most sophisticated. When we die, our animating energy, or soul, is released into the universe, moving at the speed of light, and time no longer exists. I think that’s what heaven is. The state of being in which time, aging, and suffering stop. Everything is a universe constant, in perfect balance with one another. When we experience those moments of intense consciousness, or flow, our consciousness is, in a sense, momentarily breaking free from our condensed bodily forms and interacting more rapidly with the universe around us. Time slows down.

Time is our conscious perception of the universe around us. But our conscious perception of time is relative. The speed and expansion of our consciousness affects time.

#29

@205.BRABUS

I don’t really buy it. If this life is just a damn “preparation” for what’s next, just IMAGINE how horrible that will be.

Also there can never be a “perfect heaven.” Everyone imagines heaven to be perfect where everyone is always happy 24/7. How can you have happiness without suffering? There can be no happiness without sadness.

#30

@beaanderson6488

Preparing for our own death is so important, it is a disemboweling process otherwise; a series of struggles of letting go and bargaining and clutching to life. Very challenging.

#31

@abstract7073

Discussion with such respect…

#32

@ishikawa1338

It’s not after death, it’s after life because death is a part of life

#33

@widyapurba4848

Dont worry about the twitter Sir. we still loves you. please be healthy. but about the model, truly Sir, i think she is beautifull. every people has different beauty standart. beauty is really sensitive issue especially for people working by selling their looks

#34

@larsAnder

very interesting.

#35

@lilzfox

6:25 Fitra

#36

@salamahmed8935

I love both of them ♥️

#37

@itsourlife

I can listen these two Gentlemen talking for hours. It's such a music.

#38

My dad always said in a very aggressive way "Hey! When I die it's a day of the Eid (Islamic festival), celebrate it as it is"
I always thought it weird and how could anyone even say death is a celebration. But then the day came, and there was happiness all around in a sense he got all he dreamt of and passed away in most miraculous ways possible. Every moment leading upto his death and after there was a miracle of sorts. It was undeniable we ought to "celebrate" it. He left a very happy man and that actually made us all very happy. Off course I broke down days later with immense pain in the heart of him "passing away" which is definitely the natural thing to do but to this day I still "celebrate" his passing away. He was 100% ready for it.

#39

@shriharsh9065

You know sir with deep regret i have to say you're really mistaken this time. Really, you are

#40

@cheriamanja6214

Sheikh Hamza Yusof was given guidance towards Islam as the chosen one by God just like Cat Stevens (Yusuf Islam). Both experienced near death experience in their youths. These were their turning points in their lives. Alhamdulillah.

#41

@adelnoor2663

If you ask God sincerely for guidance he will show you

#42

@plaguedoct0r

Islam is a disgusting doctrine. How anyone can read all about stoning people to death for crimes and come out of it a muslim is beyond me.

#43

@sadoqatzayniddinova5924

Thank you for this podcast!

#44

👍👍👍

#45

@anegage

That conversation was highly desirable. Gald that it finally took place.

#46

Impressive

#47

@victorkash7486

There should be a spiritual and physical proof for what would be substantially obtainable at transitioning into the next phase. Where are the proofs for this?

#48

@petersaines2048

He's bullshiting. He didn't really have a near death experience. I've heard hundreds of testimonies of NDEs and his version lacks the passion and sincerity of those who REALLY have an NDE. His story smacks of fabrication. There's NO spiritual element to it at all.

#49