‘NO HEAVEN Only Infinite Sadness, Blackness and the Knowledge I’m Dead’

Well I’m not trying to say this is depressing…but IT’S DEPRESSING!

Perhaps I just don’t want to believe that it’s the way they describe it but I think their experience may not be accurate in that they were not mentally ‘dead’ as in their brain was not ‘dead’ so their experience probably was just something similar to a type of comatose state rather than true death in which they are complete expired…but I’m only guessing and like I said perhaps I just don’t want to believe that is what happens, though some did say they saw a light. Feel free to comment and share YOUR opinions/thoughts.

via Express UK:

Chillingly bleak accounts of the afterlife have been given by MEN and women who DIED after serious accidents and then miraculously resuscitated.

Far from being transported to paradise or sitting at the right hand of God they report nothing but despair, horror, anger and infinite loneliness.

Reports of the afterlife are not uncommon from either patients who have stopped breathing on the operating table or those who find themselves slipping away after a serious road crash – before being brought back from the brink of death by medics.

But few reports of the afterlife can have been so comprehensively terrifying.

“I experienced something, and that something was nothing.”

A Reddit user by the name of r00tdude gave his account of what he claims it is like to be dead, TWICE, and for anyone waiting for a heavenly paradise, he says, will be terrifyingly disappointed.

His first ‘death’ came as a result of a motorcycle accident where he died for two minutes because his “body shut down from the pain and physical damages on my body. No pulse, no breathing and no consciousness”, he wrote on Reddit.

His second, he said was because “I was in agonising pain after surgery so I received loads of pain killers. The pain, coupled with an immense amount of pain killers, caused my pulse to drop to around 10bpm and my respiratory system shut down.”

On the experience of being dead, he chillingly wrote: “It was just black emptiness. No thoughts, no consciousness, nothing.

“Both times I was just ‘not there’. It was just all black. I would describe it as when you take a nap. A short nap with no dream, you wake up and it feels like you’ve been sleeping a long time, when in reality it’s only been about 15 minutes.”

However, he was quizzed on whether it was “just black” or if he has experienced a memory lapse.

Some do believe that they saw a Heaven however

But he responded with certainty: “It was definitely not just a gap. Much like a dreamless nap, you don’t just wake up and feel like time just jumped ahead.

“So yes and no. I experienced something, and that something was nothing.”

A person who just uses the name Emmanuel gave an even more bleak account on Q&A site Quora, by claiming: “There was no pain, just darkness, extreme vulnerability, extreme fragility and nothing else. It wasn’t even revolting or scary.

“There’s no bright light. Jesus didn’t appear through the fog.”

“Just infinite sadness and nothingness. After a while in intensive care, my life came back to me.”

A chilling emptiness seems to be a recurring theme around many who have temporarily passed away, with is seeming that there is no actual afterlife.

User Terrance also wrote on Quora: “I had an experience. There’s no bright light. Jesus didn’t appear through the fog.

“It’s just an acceptance of reality, a definite end, like finishing a book. I just felt life slipping away, getting really tired, and all I could think of was the things I didn’t accomplish.”

However, for some there were heavenly apparitions – maybe they were the good ones, or maybe a lack of oxygen to the brain was causing hallucinations.

Dea said: “My first thought after I saw a gorgeous white light at the top of a mountain in front of me was, ‘Oh my God. I’m dead’.

“There were many other people walking up the mountain towards the light. But I was furious. All I could think about was how I had been to the emergency room so many times and had been blown off and ‘now I’m dead.’

“I did not look down at my own body unfortunately, but the other dead people just looked like regular people. I had for the first time in many years absolutely no pain at all. I was just angry.”

She added: “After a few minutes [of being clinically dead], my cousin sort of popped right in front of me and told me, ‘Deanne, go back’.

“I haven’t been called Deanne since I was a kid.

“When I turned round to see what she meant by ‘back’, I Was slammed into the bed at the hospital.”

SEAN MARTIN
Express UK