Life after death: Scientist explains what actually happens when you die

geek.phoenix (44)in #science • 8 years ago

Actually this is very interesting topic. We may have thought about it sometimes but we can’t process the logical and scientific answer of this question. Have you ever imagine what happens when you die? It’s a question that has crossed everyone’s mind, because death happens to everyone, regardless of age, race, gender, religion, or status. It is the unconquerable foe that has taken over the likes of Alexander the Great and Julius Caesar. Postulates or theories by minds like Einstein or Stephen Hawking can never be proved upon this subject.

Within the Christian faith, there is a significant amount of confusion regarding what happens after death. Some hold that after death, everyone “sleeps” until the last judgment, after which everyone will be sent to heaven or hell. Others believe that at the moment of death, people are instantly judged and sent to their eternal destinations. Still others claim that when people die, their souls/spirits are sent to a “temporary” heaven or hell, to await the final resurrection, the final judgment, and then the finality of their eternal destination.

Death is the separation of your body from your spirit. Unlike your physical body, which eventually stops functioning and dies, your spirit will continue to exist. After death your spirit will reside in a temporary afterlife while you await resurrection.

"Everybody who dies is a ghost, if you want to call them that. It is just that if someone dies out of old age, the life energy or pranic (energy) body has lost its vibrance so you can’t feel them much. However, when everything was going admirably, at that point for reasons unknown the body is all of a sudden broken, either by crashing, or somebody shot you dead or something, now the pranic body is still in full vibrance. When it breaks this way, individuals may feel this substantially more than a man who left the body after dissipating his term of life."

A world eminent doctor has uncovered to the world what it resembles to die and says the procedure is "quiet" and "lovely". Dr Sam Parnia, director of critical care and resuscitation research at NYU Langone School of Medicine in New York City, said dying is "very comfortable”.

Individuals who have had a close demise encounter some of the time depict experiences with expired relatives yet demands the sensation isn't proof afterlife.

“At the point when the heart stops, all life forms go out in light of the fact that there is no blood getting to the mind, to the kidneys, and liver and we end up lifeless and motionless and that is the time that doctors use to give us a time of death.”

People describe a sensation of a bright, warm, inviting light that draws people towards it.

Be that as it may, the specialist, who has wrote a few examinations and books regarding the matter of death, said there is a mental process, which has left survivors close to death experiences longing for death once more. When we die, that experience is not unpleasant for the vast majority of people. For those of us who die naturally, regardless of whether we were in pain before we die, the procedure of death becomes very comfortable; it is extremely delighted, peaceful.

“They describe a sensation of experiencing their perished relatives, nearly as though they have come to welcome them. They regularly say that they would not like to return (to life) in many cases, it is so comfortable and it is like a magnet that draws them that they would prefer not to return. A lot of people portray an impression of isolating from themselves and watching doctors and nurses dealing with them. They can hear things and record all discussions that are going on around them. Some of them portray a sensation where they review everything that they have done.”

What you are referring to as “death” is when the physical body, your aggregated body, is unequipped of supporting life for some reason, either in view of seniority, sickness, damage, or something. You broke the body. It is possible that you broke the body by slamming your car or by drinking liquor or because you fell in love with somebody - whichever way – let’s say you broke your heart! At that point the body winds up noticeably unsatisfactory for life to proceed. Or on the other hand it could have occurred out of maturity – whichever way it happens.

Now what you call as “I” somehow seems to be a little more than the body isn’t it? So let us say that has slipped out of the body. If it slips out, where will it go? That depends on where its natural urges will take it. Right now when you are in the physical body you have certain discretion. Your tendency is pulling you towards the ice cream jar but you say “No!” You have a choice, isn’t it? Once you leave the body, you have no discretion; you just go by your tendencies. Whichever way your inclinations are, whichever way your karmic stuff is, you will coast around toward that path.

However, Dr Parnia says there are scientific explanations for these reaction, and says seeing people is not evidence of the afterlife, however more probable the mind simply examining itself as a survival strategy. He expressed profound gratitude to modern technology and science “death does not have to be restricted to rationality and religion, but it can be investigated through science.