r/NDE

Just wanted to ask people who have been through an NDE: when you came back, did you feel any different mentally?

I feel that if your reaction was something like, “I want to live my life and enjoy every moment,” then perhaps you weren’t as close as you thought.

For me, it was more about making sure that everything I could do, or anything I had left pending, was taken care of. It made me a bit more carefree.

Initially, I felt as though I had won a war, and I wanted to talk about the experience. But over time, that feeling faded.

I’m curious to know if anyone else experienced something similar.

Sorry if this has been asked before. Just curious, since all I read about is people who are convinced it was realer than real.

And if you have even more insights or know about more types feel free to share in the comments 🕯️

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Did anyone here experience a 'Being of Light' or see deceased relatives during their NDE? How did you interpret who or what they were?

Is the soul trapped in the state they were in? Is there ever any growth? Do people who die that are in a state of chaos and pain ever find tranquility?

In the 1980s there was an incident in Europe: A Soviet pilot lost control over his plane and ejected. The plane just continued to fly in a straight line until it ran out of fuel. It crashed into a house in Belgium, into the sleeping room to be exact and killed the only inhabitant.

This is like a one in a Billion chance. This leads me to the question: Is our date and place of death predetermined? Or is it just completely random?

Deathbed visitations are where the souls of deceased relatives and loved ones are reported to come to visit a person hours or days before they die. Such visitations may occur in very frail people just before their death, and are often a source of great comfort to these people.

Interestingly though, I have not come across any accounts of deathbed visitations appearing to a healthy person who died suddenly and unexpectedly (such as from a car accident, a heart attack, and so forth).

It is often assumed that from the perspective of Heaven, all the past, present and future of our physical world can be viewed. But if Heaven can see into our future, why wouldn't people who die unexpectedly also receive deathbed visitations?

Why do you only hear of deathbed visitations in people whose vital signs have deteriorated to such a degree that death appears obviously imminent?

In the case of deteriorating vital signs, anyone can predict that death may be forthcoming, even without being able to peer into the future. So one assumes that deceased loved ones in Heaven may pick up on this deterioration, and come to visit to provide comfort.

But does the fact that no deceased loved ones come to visit a person just before they die unexpectedly indicate that even Heaven does not know that this person is soon to die?

Does each decision we make lead to the creation of other universes where we made a different decision? And as such there are thousands or millions of Universes out there with versions of us that made different choices.

Or are these choices only "possibilities" that can be shown in a "what would have happened scenario", but that dont exist and are only an abstact possibility?