I truly believe there has to at least be some form of hell because it doesn't sit right with me that some of the people who have committed the most selfish and heinous acts in the world were absolved merely by dying. Maybe that really does only manifest itself as some bad people seeing in their mind that right before they die, they see hell because deep down they know they're guilty. Unfortunately this would mean people who don't believe they did anything wrong would probably still have a happy ending. It would be pretty upsetting knowing that those mass shooters who killed themselves after their spree got to immediately enter a peaceful realm or that people who have been given the death penalty were actually given the lightest possible sentence. That said, I hope hell isn't actually eternal because I'm probably headed there...
Yeah the whole evangelical theory doesn't resonate with me since apparently she had this experience as a result of an overdose. That's a bit too extreme of a length to go to for evangelism.
Personally I find it harder to believe anonymous accounts of events since they could be written by anyone to promote whatever agenda they may have. The one I mentioned has some sort of credibility since it was proven clinically that the woman indeed died for a while.
but it is strange that these kinds of accounts always contain such phrases as : 'x happened for what seemed like an eternity'.
I think this is exactly what happens, the entire thing. Not everyone experiences the demons but they do get ahold of some. It does sound like she is trying to convert people and yet, it's probably true based on some experiences I've had. The demon part might have to do with what religion she was raised in.
yes, and eventually the subjective events would reach a point of zero or near-zero complexity, i.e. unity, in which the self and the experience become one and the same, which is equivalent to some kind of mystical union with the divine. This state could theoretically last forever, since there is no actual way to distinguish it from non-existence. The transition would be complete.
You do have to question the point of such an article. They don't even give her full name.
True, and I think that if the mind as a whole reached a full internal conensus that it wants to die it would make it happen. And if reality is a series of hallucinatory containers set inside themselves or a stretch of experience being divided, conserved and analyzed physical death might be obsolete because all of the rules are made up anyway and what's required is the "intentionality" of the whole system.
I cannot know for sure, but if accounts on YouTube are anything to go by then almost all encounters with Jesus during a near death experience are experienced by devout Christians who then talk about their experience on an evangelical YouTube channel.
It's a choice.... Life is hell this is a game so ask yourself why the elite cause so much suffering to others. You steal their energy and use that energy to escape existince. It's truly beyond wicked a complete trap. That's why you never see 'evil' with health issues suffering, its only ever kind people who suffer. For example there's very few evil people here and we're all the ones suffering to the point of wanting to end it but unfortunately we're likely trapped and just re exist again to the same loop.
I think the reason we don't see evil people suffering is because we choose not to in order to save ourselves from the cognitive dissonance from realizing that even people who have committed terrible acts still suffer in their own ways and that in fact some of them are evil because of the various ways they have suffered.
