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Harvard Neuroscientist Shares His Near Death Experience

Whether you believe in God or not, this is a compelling story and subject matter. Not one of us can claim we have the answer to lifes biggest mystery. But we can all agree that where we are at this moment is an incredible and miraculous place to be. Dr. Evan Alexander of Harvard University shares his experience in the afterlife and concludes that consciousness survives physical death. Life is not what we think it is, just have fun...just sayin...



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The Butterfly Girl: A follow up to one of Dr. Evan Alexander most profound experiences while he was in his 7 day coma.



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Added: Oct-23-2012 
By: RustyNailer
In: Science and Technology
Tags: Life after death, NDE, GOD, afterlife
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  • I claim to have the answer to what happens to our soul after death. Nothing happens, nothing at all, death is the end to everything that we call self. The Neuroscientist wasn't dead when he was having his dream.

    Posted Oct-23-2012 By 
    Pure_Adrenaline (304.24)

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  • Keeping an open mind...

    Posted Oct-23-2012 By 
    RickBond (6589.00)  

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  • He was tripping, End of story

    Posted Oct-23-2012 By 
    lastnamefirst (229.16)  

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  • DMT/pineal gland

    Posted Oct-23-2012 By 
    cadillaccuz (259.00)  

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  • Never trust a guy that wears a bow tie. Kind of a fun story, though.

    I just woke up from a nap and I had a dream that I was out partying with Romney. He was driving a Ford LTD from the 1980's but it was clean and new looking. He picked up some chick and we went out in the country and parked in a field somewhere. He was in the front seat making out with her and I was in the back seat. I had to get out to take a piss, and while I was standing by the back of the car, I was looking around for t More..

    Posted Oct-24-2012 By 
    dirtbiker201 (1461.38)  

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  • What no poll?

    Posted Oct-23-2012 By 
    elmerfudd13 (2100.70)  
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  • These are neat stories, that's about it. Your heart stopping doesn't mean you're dead. It means you're unconscious. It's like saying a person dies every night for 8 hours.

    Posted Oct-23-2012 By 
    ST0N3PONY (5077.52)  

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    • @ST0N3PONY

      With all due respect I don't think your cerebral cortex shuts down every night, rendering your brain with zero alpha wave reading. This guy is the whose who of neuroscience, top of his field, I think I'll go with what he said.

      Posted Oct-23-2012 By 
      RustyNailer (1560.90)  

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    • @RustyNailer He's also in the .01% opinion of the who's who of neuroscience. It's nice to have something to believe in, but, losing consciousness is not the same as death.

      Posted Oct-23-2012 By 
      ST0N3PONY (5077.52)  

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    • @ST0N3PONY Most of society goes by cardiac arrest being death, but I do understand what you're saying.

      Posted Oct-23-2012 By 
      WingSP117 (1295.96)  

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    • @WingSP117 Yeah. Your heart is just a muscle. You can replace it, and you're still you. Your brain will live for about 5 minutes (under normal conditions), after your heart has stopped.

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      ST0N3PONY (5077.52)  

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    • @ST0N3PONY His brain was eaten away by infection,.... not his heart.

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      tymoss (181.74)

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  • Brain(subconcious) is smarter than we think and is capable of complex thinking.Hence when is it dying it tricks us into having these awesome hallucinations so we can die peacefully.
    Once dead nothing more happens,no god or deity.Its like a T.V shutting off.
    If death was so awaesome, an organism(us included) would not try so hard to cling to life. In fact we would all be lining to commit suicide.

    Posted Oct-23-2012 By 
    DCX (345.80)  

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    • @DCX

      I've also heard it said that your life flashing before your eyes is your brain trying to recall your memories/experiences to find something that would help you get out of your predicament and save your life.

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      tick-rar (234.38)  

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  • Does anyone know of a case where an atheist had a near death experience and seen a deity of some sort?

    Posted Oct-23-2012 By 
    SonTerrific (55.20)  

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    • @SonTerrific

      edit:
      There is a ton on you-tube, here's one I remember seeing before:

      http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xVi1GAHrILI



      I'll look for you, but I know offhand of an atheist physician Dr. Donald Whitaker who felt a Deity while dieing. He had an acute hemorrhagic necrotic pancreatitis and had near death experience which changed his mind. In his own words:



      http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q3adbayvKWA

      Posted Oct-24-2012 By 
      RustyNailer (1560.90)  

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    • @RustyNailer Awesome. I find these stories to be amazing and believable. I really hope it's true that there's more than just this life we live now. Thank you for posting the links. Take care my friend.

      Posted Oct-25-2012 By 
      SonTerrific (55.20)  

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  • He must have some financial goals saying what he is saying......

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    Armed_Forces (11.20)  

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  • Nothing to do with bullshit written in a book. Gnosticism, look it up. God exists but man doesnt write his rules.

    Posted Oct-24-2012 By 
    tymoss (181.74)

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  • reminds me of taking ecstasy back in the rave dayzzz. .

    : )




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    Posted Oct-24-2012 By 
    seaninmontreal (58.40)

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  • I had a near-life experience once.
    Didn't like it.

    Posted Oct-24-2012 By 
    govett (944.60)

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  • This all makes sense to me. I have distinct memories of at least one former lifetime. Difficult to explain, except it's nothing remarkable. Just ordinary memories.

    It's purely subjective, impossible to prove objectively. But I am entirely sure that there is life after this life.

    I do not pretend to explain this fact on the basis of any religion. I can't speak for "angels." Nor do I presume to offer up any fancy theories.

    Posted Oct-24-2012 By 
    NotJim (1016.70)  

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  • I nearly died is like saying I was nearly conceived.

    Posted Oct-24-2012 By 
    rozza2012 (393.98)  

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