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to believe in 'life' after death?

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lollypoplady · 12/11/2010 19:28

Ok so not life as we know it, but I'd like to get some opions on this, religious and otherwise.... I've recently read a book written by a doctor who works in resusitation unit at Southampton General Hospital about near death experiences. It was a really fascinating & mind opening read and I have since read a few more 'sciencey' based books on the subject written by doctors & academics. What are your views & have you ever had an experience to change your view?

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superv1xen · 15/11/2010 21:36

and i have had that sleep paralysis thing too nordic princess on and off for years, i was terrified at first but a couple of years ago i found out what it was by reading a newspaper article. it is horrible isnt it.

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rockinhippy · 16/11/2010 11:17

I can vouch for that, I've thankfully not had a NDE, but have had several OOBE,

1 being a very traumatic dental hospital experience, where my wisdom tooth was removed with local anesthetic, when I should of been put out, I was later told that I passed out, yet I clearly remembered looking down on myself in the chair, whilst they sawed at my jaw & witnessed them panicking & saying a mistake was made in reading the Xray Hmm I also spotted a mousetrap on top of a very tall cabinet in the room - on coming round this was the first thing I asked about Confused the Dentist was visably shocked, there WAS a mouse trap on top of the cabinet - no way was that something I could of known unless I HAD experienced OOBE

superv1xen · 16/11/2010 14:25

omg thats really freaky rockinhippy Shock

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rockinhippy · 17/11/2010 10:26

They'll probably just think I'm nuts, or blame the Novocaine Grin

& no, surprisingly not freaky at all, I just remember feeling very calm, the horrendous pain had suddenly stopped, though it wasn't the first time I'd had this happen, experienced it a few times as a Kid too, funny though, as the thing I remember most about that experience, was being very puzzled as to why there was a mouse trap up there Confused

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