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Sleep is the closest thing to death, dreams are the closest thing to the afterlife.


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Sleep is close to death, dreams are close to the afterlife

Hello

The prophecy

Fact, I think over here they call it cousin to Death.

True

Sleep is not,coma is.with coma you have no dream

Offkey:
Sleep is not,coma is.with coma you have no dream

Coma is a form of sleep, yes coma has dreams

Af0nja:
Coma is a form of sleep, yes coma has dreams

Coma has dreams, are you for real?

100smile:
Coma has dreams, are you for real?

Do your research. Science claims because they studied brain patterns of coma patients and it wasn't similar to sleep pattern, it wasn't supposed to have dreams. (Based on their understanding of dreams)

But do you know the practical reality?? All coma patients attest to have been in a form of dream during the time of their coma.

Af0nja:
Do your research. Science claims because they studied brain patterns of coma patients and it wasn't similar to sleep pattern, it wasn't supposed to have dreams. (Based on their understanding of dreams)

But do you know the practical reality?? All coma patients attest to have been in a form of dream during the time of their coma.

Under anesthesia you have no dreams - nothing. I think that's closest to death

PoliteActivist:
Under anesthesia you have no dreams - nothing. I think that's closest to death

Accounts from patients says otherwise. This is the difference between theoretical stand and real/practical evidence.

Af0nja:
Accounts from patients says otherwise. This is the difference between theoretical stand and real/practical evidence.

This is first hand experience. I've been under anesthesia several times. It's like no time has passed at all. Seems like you feeling sleepy, next second you are waking - except a day might have passed within that second

PoliteActivist:
This is first hand experience. I've been under anesthesia several times. It's like no time has passed at all. Seems like you feeling sleepy, next second you are waking - except a day might have passed within that second

Noted

Af0nja:
Noted

Common sense would seem to suggest that whatever it was like before you were born will be what it'll be like after you die

PoliteActivist:
Common sense would seem to suggest that whatever it was like before you were born will be what it'll be like after you die

Because we have lived, we now have a memory even if we are returning to nothingness

Af0nja:
Because we have lived, we now have a memory even if we are returning to nothingness

What exactly is the "we" that have the memory?
And how do you know you came from "nothingness"?

PoliteActivist:
What exactly is the "we" that have the memory?
And how do you know you came from "nothingness"?

Before you were born, you were nothing more than a potential energy hanging amongst a zillion other potentials within the balls of your dad and the eggs of your mom.

Af0nja:
Before you were born, you were nothing more than a potential energy hanging amongst a zillion other potentials within the balls of your dad and the eggs of your mom.

*Politeness*
But when you die that sperm and egg and whatever they grew into are completely destroyed, including any storage of memory. Thus, anything that can remain is something that was there before you were conceived. Some belief systems maintain you've reincarnated countless times

The law of thermodynamics states that energy can neither be created nor destroyed but can be changed from one form to another.

PoliteActivist:
This is first hand experience. I've been under anesthesia several times. It's like no time has passed at all. Seems like you feeling sleepy, next second you are waking - except a day might have passed within that second

That was your own experience man
My own was never like that bro
Even though I was under anaesthesia, I saw things and for me to open my eyes and see myself in bondage says alot...
J struggled between life and death and for real, I thought I was in the afterlife..



NOTE: when I ask questions on why was I on chains, the Response was that my body was never calm during the surgery, though I was asleep,my eyes closed... I was struggling in the spirit and it actually got to my physical form...
Bro, I saw things

BabaHenry:
That was your own experience man
My own was never like that bro
Even though I was under anaesthesia, I saw things and for me to open my eyes and see myself in bondage says alot...
J struggled between life and death and for real, I thought I was in the afterlife..



NOTE: when I ask questions on why was I on chains, the Response was that my body was never calm during the surgery, though I was asleep,my eyes closed... I was struggling in the spirit and it actually got to my physical form...
Bro, I saw things

*Politeness*
That's why anesthesiologists get paid so much. It's an exact science. Too little and the patient won't be fully under. Too much and the patient will never wake up.
Done just right, the patient won't know any time had passed