what about near death experiences?

[TheManBeyond]

Some years ago i had a car accident in a 5 lines highway. I crashed my car at 120 km/h just becuz my stupid Te, that is studying while driving to get on time for an exam i wasn't even going to pass lol.
It was clearly a miracle i did not die or kill anybody else in the process. I was lucky enough to not even crash with another car being it like 8 o clock at morning, rush hour for traffic.
The thing is that i remember how i was flipping into the car and while this was happening i was regretting that i had not lived the much as i wanted to live, i had tons of shit to do and i was angry that i was going to miss them all. This shit trully happened. It is not like i'm telling a story about being positive about life, some inspiring conclusion i come up with after surviving. It happened in that moment while my car was desintegrating in a matter of seconds if not less.
And then after getting out of the car bathed in blood, i saw people passing nearby in their cars telling me to fuck off. I realized i was still in this world.

 

[k9b4]

Is this trolling? I don't even know.

What is the purpose of this thread?

Do you just want to tell a story? That's fine, I guess.

Nice story.

Why were people in cars telling you to fuck off?

 

[TheManBeyond]

i see so much lost potential

 

[TheManBeyond]

cmonnn share paranormal thoughts on death

 

[Pizzabeak]

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Might be an old idea but doesn't DMT production increase a little during NDEs & OOBEs? DMT is the final threshold. There's nothing beyond it, no next step but death. Once you manage to see what's beyond it, it's just death. I think there needs to be more closure on certain chemical compositions and triggering events & effects on perception, and that this field is ripe with potential research.

 

[TheScornedReflex]

xD

 

[computerhxr]

Watch this:

http://www.ted.com/talks/jill_bolte_taylor_s_powerful_stroke_of_insight

Jill Bolte Taylor got a research opportunity few brain scientists would wish for: She had a massive stroke, and watched as her brain functions — motion, speech, self-awareness — shut down one by one. An astonishing story.

 

[Pyropyro]

This reminds me of the movie Flatliners where some guys "kill" themselves until they're braindead for a few minutes and then get revived again.

I wonder if there any unethical and insane open-minded and curious researchers who will do these experiments IRL.

By the way, why are the people around you during the car crash was so rude?

 

[TheManBeyond]

By the way, why are the people around you during the car crash was so rude?

I dunno, i think as i said it was top rush hour and maybe people thought i was the typical crazy driver who speeds to death everytime he gets on the wheel + they had to arrive on time to their jobs + i put people security on risk + people doesn't like to wait in their cars.
It wasn't everybody, i remember of two or three guys passing by in their cars who were screaming mad at me. I remember a guy who kindly stop his car and asked me if i was ok and stuff. The saddest thing is that i'm not sure if i would have probably run away to avoid the consequent closing of the highway as police had to remove what was left of my car out of the road.

 

[TheManBeyond]

btw why did i get moderated?

 

[crippli]

Death is but a transformation. If not by you and your car this time, then by something else at another time. The molecules will rearrange into a different configuration soon enough. I wouldn't sweat to much about it. Everyone who drive onto the highway, should be aware of the risks and the consequences. A lot of drivers will be severely inattentive, non will be as attentive as they should have been.

 

[QuickTwist]

I had a similar but not quite so dramatic experience. I was driving on a windy 30MPH speed limit road doing 80. the card didn't slow down and I hit a curb and the car flipped over. I hit a light post that was knocked down. I was angry. "Shit" I thought. "my dad is going to kill me." I didn't drive for about 3 years after that. I can't say I got a flashback of my life. Usually when I mess up and have a terrible accident I just think "shit this will be a problem for the future."