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If someone commits suicide, are they reincarnated into a life which is more harder and worse than the previous one?
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Near death experiences are the brain's way of coping with death. The brilliant light, the feelings of being with loved ones, the life story flashing by, all part of the dying process.
Those folks who are revived were never actually dead. Their brains were still alive.
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 11744964 I didn't say anything about near death experiences. I was talking about people who have died and been revived. Who's actually died and been revived? I'm not talking about heart stoppage or cold water drowning. In those instances, the brain still lives. I need an example of someone who was clinically dead (absolute brain death) for hours and then brought back. For hours? That doesn't even deserve a response. That's what it would take to prove to me the brain was absolutely dead. You'd be surprised how long that grey matter can hang on.
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