The Power of the Near-Death Experience, Part 1 with Elizabeth Krohn

[entenmanns]

Originally Posted by iamthat

...As for how much it adds to our understanding, to be fair a near death experience can only give us a glimpse into the possibilities awaiting us. Because a near death experience is not a complete death experience. The person experiencing it can only go so far before they have to come back.

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But thats only your opinion.

[iamthat]

Originally Posted by entenmanns

But thats only your opinion.

Presumably you are referring to the end of my post, where I say "Because a near death experience is not a complete death experience. The person experiencing it can only go so far before they have to come back."

To me this seems self-evident. In a near-death experience the body has not actually died, even if medical equipment is currently unable to detect signs of life. There is still the subtle connection between Consciousness and the body, so Consciousness can return to the body. Once this subtle connection is broken then there is no going back. This is complete death, and our experience after complete death may be quite different from any experience during near-death.

But this is just my opinion. Maybe you believe that the physical body completely dies during an NDE and is then somehow restored to life.

Elizabeth Krohn describes following a golden light to the garden where she spent her entire near-death experience. She could see distant mountains where this golden light was hovering. She had the choice to follow that light to these mountains and beyond, but she knew that if she did that then there would be no return. Who knows what she might have found there?

Other NDEs describe reaching similar boundaries, whether it be a river they have the choice of crossing or a voice saying "This is not your time, you have to go back."

Peace

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