Anyone experienced near death moment before?
 

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The traits of a classic NDE are as follows:

• A sense/awareness of being dead.[20][22]
• A sense of peace, well-being and painlessness. Positive emotions. A sense of removal from the world.[20][22][23]
• An out-of-body experience. A perception of one's body from an outside position. Sometimes observing doctors and nurses performing medical resuscitation efforts.[20][22][23][24]
• A "tunnel experience". A sense of moving up, or through, a passageway or staircase.[20][22][24]
• A rapid movement toward and/or sudden immersion in a powerful light. Communication with the light.[22][23]
• An intense feeling of unconditional love.[23]
• Encountering "Beings of Light", "Beings dressed in white", or similar. Also, the possibility of being reunited with deceased loved ones.[20][23][24]
• Receiving a life review.[20][22][23]
• Receiving a "life preview" in the cases of George Ritchie and Betty Eadie, which Ring calls an NDE "Flash Forward".[25]
• Receiving knowledge about one's life and the nature of the universe.[23]
• A decision by oneself or others to return to one's body, often accompanied by a reluctance to return.[20][23][24]
• Approaching a border.[22]
• The notice of unpleasant sound or noise (claimed by R. Moody).[9]
• Connection to the cultural beliefs held by the individual, which seem to dictate the phenomena experienced in the NDE and the later interpretation thereof (Holden, Janice Miner. Handbook of Near-Death Experiences. Library of Congress Cataloging in Publishing Data, 2009.).
• Hearing music. According to a study conducted by Dr. Joel Funk, Psychology professor at Plymouth State College in New Hampshire, close to fifty percent of people who have had a NDE remember hearing music.[26]

Anyone experienced any of these before?

police have threatened to kill me

Approaching a border when I went to Mexico

you mean where i have nearly killed myself? If you do i have a few times but only experienced 1-2 of the list

Many years ago my grandfather collapsed and 'died' (we were at a campground with family at the time) - he gave out a last 'death rattle' breath (as they often call it), he had no pulse and his skin went a pale grey. My father did CPR and everything he could at the time...but he remained with no pulse for what seemed like 4-5 minutes.

But he revived, he began breathing again and his pulse returned. When he regained consciousness a short time later, the first thing he said was, "Hmm...that was a very strange dream."

Doctors never figured out what put him into cardiac arrest at the time. But as to the "dream" - he never elaborated, nor spoke about it...even years later.

ever taken DMT?

DMT can give you what people describe as a NDE, the initial effect is like being fired down a long tube at warp 10 towards a strong light that you never reach!

it is also said that DMT is released at your moment of death (and birth) and pretty much encapsulates many of the feelings described in the first post.

yes i have taken DMT therefore i have had an NDE!

personally, 3 times

My grandma told a story of someone that died and saw their family in the waiting room, already arguing who's going to inherit what. She left them without inheritance after that

nice try, but DMT has already been debunked by a couple of real world doctors at least.


Woman with no pulse, or brain activity, no blood in her head
dead according to the ER team that operates on her
describes the tools her doctors used on her to open her skull
AND what they were talking about while having devices in her ears that generate a clicking sound:





Woman blind since birth but describes seeing doctors working around her:

only going by my own experiences!