As no one has died and came back to report on afterlife, we can’t be sure if real life is good, bad or meh in comparison to afterlife.

What if it’s sooooooo good that they don’t even bother reporting 😂😂

nonimportantguyhere

Who is to say that this right now isn’t your afterlife?

finessedAF

I was dead for 3 minutes before they started cpr. I was a big believer there was something. I couldn’t imagine ther to be nother. But there was nothing. No white light. No memories flashing before my eyes. It was like anaesthesia. A dreamless sleep. Just nothing. I know that sounds bad. But it wasn’t. Never been scared of death after that day! Edit: as the comments stated, this isn’t the definition of death. But… Its the closest thing to death that i know. So maybe its something.

Hike-camp-eat

So I’m one of those people that have had my heart stop for 2 minutes, and then came back. I didn’t see the pearly gates, or my loved ones who had already passed. But I can tell you, that I did feel like I was going somewhere. Only way I can describe it, is it looked like I was moving thru space at the speed of light, with lights flashing by me (maybe the tunnel of lights?). The only other thing I remember, is how I felt. Before passing out, my whole body was aching and I’ve never felt worse. But once I was “gone” and moving thru that dark tunnel with lights, I felt so amazing. Better than I’ve ever felt on earth. I felt the kind of euphoria that wouldn’t be possible on earth. I was so at peace. And while I didn’t see my body, I still felt like myself, if that makes sense. I will never forget that feeling. I now have a pacemaker, and hope to not go back to that tunnel of lights until my kids are grown and my life is truly over. But I’m a hospice nurse now, and while I don’t normally share my experience, I do reassure my patients and their families that I believe they do go somewhere when they die. And that it’s so much better than here on earth, and it’s free of pain and suffering. I don’t share this experience much, and it took me 6 years to even tell my mom about it. But I feel like this maybe is a good place to share this experience I had.

Reasonable_me28

I always figure when someone dies for a few minutes and comes back that their brain just goes into overdrive from lack of oxygen. Starts firing off different things and is trying to assemble it. Like a dream you remember bits and pieces and you assemble it into something that makes sense to you. Or you just say what you think people want to hear. IDK I’m a high school dropout. But if I die and comeback I’ll be sure to post what it was like here.

wcw59