Hey man, people say they have spoken to death people all the time. |
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Long story short... So I had a mental breakdown a few years back. Said I could talk to dead people, acted crazy (I'm schizophrenic), etc. Now the dream; |
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Hey man, people say they have spoken to death people all the time. |
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Last edited by Dthoughts; 03-14-2011 at 11:29 AM.
Well, it's possible that what you experienced was a real, spiritual experience, and it's possible that it's just plain old delusion/illusion/hallucination. The interesting question is, how would you know the difference between the two? |
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Congratulations! You are on your way to being a psychopomp! |
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A few year ago my grandfather had a major heart attack. he actually died while at the hospital but they were able to revive him. during this time he said he saw some of his relatives that had past away including his parents. he wasn't able to talk to them but they talked to him. he said they told him how much they missed and loved him. I'm not sure if this was a hallucination or not. |
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Live to fish, fish to live!
Lets apply Occam's Razor to this situation. Which is more likely? |
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In this case its most likely |
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He saw "beyond the veil of death"? What is beyond the veil of death? Is there empirical evidence that there is anything beyond death? If not then why believe in it? Oh, I know, because he experienced it! We've already addressed personal experiences of the supernatural in the other thread. |
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Then again, what if there are ways to experience afterlife but it's just not the kind of thing that can be proven in a labarotory. . Then by ur standard that no evidence means its not there you would have missed out on something big. Because if there's a way for me to see what it's like to be death before i die that would have a huge impact on my life. |
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The problem with Occam's razor is, people have different ideas about what the "simplest, most obvious thing" is, because what you would call a "new assumption," they've been assuming all along. |
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I have a hard enough time talking with the living--course, I guess it does not matter if you piss off the quick or dead. |
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Beyond the veil of Death seems like it means something immaterial. Since science has no way of observing anything immaterial, only the material or the material effects, Science is blind to beyond the realm of death. However, if a significant majority of people who return from being clinically dead all experience the same thing, chances are there is something to it that science had no way of approaching. If these people are all sure beyond a doubt of what they experienced, that it changed their whole life, and gave them peace and freedom of fear of death, and also, if they usually need to divorce their spouses if their spouses are don't believe them, if they reorient their whole life according to this xperience, there might be something to it. The best thing would probably be to admit that "I don't know, there might be something to it. I don't know because I've never had that experience. If there is something to it then I will experience it someday. But for now, I don't know." And give your wife or husband the benefit of the doubt if they have that experience, because by believing them and supporting them after their experience you will be helping them a whole lot, but by not supporting them you will be making it so much more hard for them. Of course, the fact is that Near Death Experience =/= Death. |
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