Is there life atfer death, any body has experienced it ?
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You can't experience life after death and be able to talk about on Yahoo Answers, because you wouldn't be able to. However, people DO have near-death experiences (NDEs). The most famous ones were the ones that happened to a man named Dannion Brinkley. He's been interviewed on the late-night talk radio program "Coast to Coast AM" several times.
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I have have many experiences like this, it's difficult to focus on one or two. I really wish I had more time to think about these things in the midst of a busy life, so thank you for asking this question.\n\nI had a near death experience, which made me more sure that there is something there after death. I saw a light, and found myself travelling towards it, and could hear the voices of loved ones who had died. Just as I seemed to arrive at a beautiful garden, it was as if I started travelling rapidly back again to the here and now - it wasn't my time yet.\n\nMeditation is a spiritual experience for me. So it prayer, although I don't belong to any organised religious group. And sometimes just walking in a beautiful place, or even sitting for a few minutes in a sunny garden. Or looking into the eyes of someone you love. Or sometimes a dream will take you to a spiritual place.I believe these are all spiritual experiences and they are available to us all, whenever we are open to them.
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Yes I think there is.\n\nSomeone I know, actually believes that we are born when we die and we die when we are born and we are actually living on rewind.  If you add that in to the idea of reincarnation then the answer to your question is yes.
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I don't think there is a life after death, only what people remember you for. What's imporatant in life is to be a good person, and that memory will live on long after you die. I live my life because I am alive. Why else would I live?
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I have no experience. Why should we not fulfill our wish before death? This I can assure the story is valid before death. I dont want to tell one to take risk. Who knows.
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Life before and after death, my view:\nhttp://blog.360.yahoo.com/blog-7dNzZV06cpnGmuKQRUwj0WV6Ig--?cq=1&p=1
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I have never dreamt of dying.  \n\nthanks again for the measily 2pts mr cruel LMFAO
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just as in life... different things happen to different people, to some extent depending on where we have come from and what we expect and deserve.  but not entirely... death is always a surprise!
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Death takes care of that itself.\n\nOnce you are dead, you are not experiencing anything.  So, logically, it has not been experienced.\n\nDying has been experienced, but that is something difference.  And lots of times people have been in the process of dying, and then been saved.
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Since we as humans perceive our existence as being alive with the mind/brain as the processor of the very same there has to be a fate of design. The majority of the people that inhabit this planets have minds that are poorly programmed and poorly fed.\nThe brain has to make sense of everything or else it malfunctions (mental illness).\nVery few people have a firm enough grasp on the principles of physics and mathematics to grasp how random /chaos behaves and how it makes sense. The default is somewhat elementary belief structures based on limited ability to comprehend.\nAlso, life makes death a certainty within the corporeal sense.\nCurious people always ask about life after death, yet seldom\nquestion whom are what they were prior to being born.\nYour fate is your conception of your existence, the design is your own as well.\nWhatever this existence is, it is all one existence with many facets.\nLive it, enjoy it, why bother questioning it? The only answers you will believe are the ones you understand.\nExplain colors to the blind and laughter to the deaf.
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I'm sorry to hear about your friend, as well as the others who have died. That's rough.\n\n(We had an incident here a month ago where an 8th grade girl was killed crossing the street at night walking home from a dance. Some of the kids witnessed it, and the community was shaken by the whole thing. It was just so unexpected, and seemingly unfair.)\n\nAs you can see from the earlier answers here, people disagree tremendously on whether an afterlife exists, and what it might be like if it does.\n\nDeath is a hard reality that we all must come to grips with eventually. The fact is simply that, like it or not, we all have to die, and we don't quite know (in any sort of way that can be "proven") what waits for us on the other side until after the fact. \n\nOh, we can firmly believe certain things about life after death, but it's still a matter of faith for everyone concerned.\n\nYour belief about an afterlife really is going to hinge on what you choose to believe about this world, who God is (if you decide he exists), what sort of relationship you could have with him, and how that relationship could come into being. \n\n[Based on my life experience and what I see to make the most sense, I do believe in an afterlife, God, and human souls who will be close to each other after death. Heaven's not a trophy or an amusement park reward like it is often portrayed ("Believe the right thing, and win the big prize!"), it's being close to all the people who have learned how to truly love others and God ahead of themselves... a place where you can be completely open because you know you are safe and accepted.] \n\nI wish I could give you a clear answer. What I can give you instead is a bit of direction: If you're worried about death and whether your loved ones will still be around for you afterwards, I would start with the search for God. The answer to that riddle for you will greatly determine what you believe about death.\n\nDon't be scared to search and explore, and enjoy life as you go in the meanwhile. Death is a hard thing to deal with, true; but when we accept it as simply a reality, we can live life in the moment without worrying about it.
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Very hard thing to believe that a person we used to see among us in no more and (s)he is not going to be no more for all the days we will see......\n\nI have experienced with a friend who died three years back and although I have a strong belief in death but it is something our minds cannot comprehend that easily.\n\nThis is God's system. Quran (Islamic Holy Book) says..... All living will taste death!\nit cant be said more comprehensively\n\nBe patient and try to keep yourself busy. I will pray for your comfort. May God give you a peaceful life and time
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Our life is a journey for us to experience, learn and grow.  I don't believe death is the end; it is just a doorway to another existence for us.  I think that what we learn in this life we carry with us.\n\nGod also put us here to be witnesses to God's creation.  We have a mission to share and spread God's love and wisdom to the world.\n\nLife is so unexpectedly strange, painful and wonderful.  Going thru it with everything you have is the only way you will see how it all turns out.
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I have not, and dread the day it happens for I am sure it will be one of, if not the saddest day of my life.  Do not listen to answers that say the soul does not exist.  If you believe in the soul, and that it exists, than it does.  That is your belief.  I am sorry for your loss, and hope that with time, the pain will ease.  peace and love
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When you die, that's it.  There is no purpose to life except the purpose you give it.  \n\nThis may seem depressing if you've never pondered it before, but once you accept it, it's immensely liberating.
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The existance of an afterlife is something I am so not qualified to answer, since I have only known this one.  I'd hate to burst peoples' bubbles, but i doubt there is a heaven or hell.  So call me a heathen, whatever, I surely believe in some divine creator... But the reason humans invented such ornate tales is to firstly keep people in line.  People do good and hope for reward.  Secondly, they believe so that the loss of a loved one can be comforted.  I feel that people should find their comforts in other ways.  Death is not a tragety really.  People want something to look forward to.  Thirdly, some might say arrogance; that humans are somehow above all other lifeforms and part of them lives for all eternity.  The forth reason people believe in an afterlife is fear.  Death is one of the most feared things, along with pain and failure.  Why is it feared?  Because no one truly knows what happens.  That's why people might cling to religious descriptions, which are also rather vague and hold few actual details.  So, believe whatever you wish my friend, but there's my two cents.
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Yea... I died 3 times...total crashes in a hospital.  O2 sats to 0,  coma, 3 years to get up again.No O2, no heart beat, no nothing. Myabe some random firings of neurons in the dying brain, stimulating memory cells. No, there is no out of body experience after death, only those memories coming back fuzzily and random