have you ever died and and been brought back to life?
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Omg...ur such a tease. What about life and death and I no I haven't died and came back before but I would like to know what the hell you saw. Life is confusing and sometimes I don't even know why we exist if we're gonna get killed off in the end. It sucks if you ask me.
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=bring back to life my very best friend who died 24 years ago, my Mom.  Life for me, has not been thee same without her.  I started working with terminally ill patients and their families in order to help them process their grief, so something good came out of it.
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Do you believe in reincarnation?
559777
Yes...I believe most all of us have except for the very "new" souls. I've had past life regressions done...very interesting!
387876
Are  You  Real....the  Answer  is  YES.....After  you  died your  spirit  lives  on.....but  only  thing  some  called them  Ghost  and  some  Spirit......Ghost  is  the  ones  who  done  bad  things  to  people  and  can't   find   rest.....And  Spirit  is  the  good   ones.....who  find  themselves  peace.\nGood  Luck
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Yes.  I have.  It was someone I knew, that I had grown up with.\n\nShe used to take the bus to this one shopping center, always in July, to get half price bathing suits.\n\nWhen I saw her, I was talking to her, and that is what she was doing.  I didn't think that much about it, but there was a rumor for a long while saying she had died.\n\nShe got off the bus.  The person with me said, Oh boy, who were you talking to?\n\nI found out later she had died by then.
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Ghost stories are Bull**it!!! I did watch someone die once. It was an extremely moving experience. The woman was dying of kidney failure (very painful)and was struggling quite a bit to stay alive.She was thrashing around and was in and out of consciousness for several hours. As the last moments approached I stared deeply into her eyes to see what was going on inside her mind (so to speak). What I saw really shook me quite a bit. In her eyes I saw a change taking place. As I looked I began to see other faces in her face. Not anything like a ghost, but more like a percieved image of all the people I have ever known. My parents, freinds and even my own face. I guess it was empathy or something, but I saw death and stared it in the face. I saw us all there. we are all of one "soul" I would say. All of lifes experiences will happen to us all ultimately. Enjoy it while you can. And keep in mind we are all the same. There are no seperations when it comes to "soul".
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In spite of having nearly died on several occasions, I still can't say that I can honestly answer this question to you or to myself.\n\nIn a couple of cases, my transition from conscious to unconscious and near death was so swift that I had no time for "conscious" fear, although what I experienced between "slipping away" and being resuscitated was at the least interesting and at the worst extremely distressing.\n\nWhen I drowned, I had some of what we loosely call near death experiences.  I became calm, unaware of any bodily sensation, and the last thing I saw with my eyes was the water around me, which seemed peaceful.  Then I was somewhere else, witnessing scenes from my early childhood (I was eleven at the time). Then there was a scene where I was a child playing in our back yard, and my mother came to the back door, called my name and told me to come back, that it was not time for me to go. This scene was followed by a state of complete terror, and a confused kind of semiconsciouness -- best I can describe it.  That was the point that where my rescuers reached me.  What followed after that was best described as total pandemonium, and I was told later that at that point I was fighting the rescuers and almost pulled one down with me.  He told me that he was so exhausted that he feared for his life.  He had sprint-swimmed over 100 meters to reach me, and when I struggled it sapped his remaing energy.  Fortunately, there were two who came to my aid, and the second was able to help restrain me. They got me to shore, and I had coughed out a lot of water and was breathing again.  All three of us were unable to stand for several minutes -- our knees were like rubber.  The one who I nearly took down with me, he is my brother.  We never spoke of this to our parents or anyone, and for years never spoke of it ourselves.  \n\nMore recently, I was hospitalized for a severe pulmonary illness.  I stopped breathing twice in the ER.  Both events were horrible experiences.   I convulsed and felt like every fiber of my being was being ripped apart.  During one of the events, I felt that I was literally torn from my body and pulled upwards by an invisible force.  All the while I was fighting (in my mind) to exert all my will to force myself not to die, to start breathing again.  I had no other thoughts except one -- this is really going to suck if I die like this, right now.\n\nI'm still here, and I hope I stick around awhile.  I am more aware of my mortality than I'd reckon any average person may be, but I still cannot honestly say if I "fear" death or not.  All I can say is I now accept its inevitability, and in that sense, I no longer dread it.  So, maybe I don't fear it. \n\nWhat I do fear is leaving life before I feel ready.  I'm still relatively young, and feel I have things to be done ere I go.
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Had a seizure one night, when I came out of it, could have sworn I had just died. Don`t know if anyone really believed me or not, nobody was home when it happened except me and the kids. I really felt like I had just been dead though.
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i never  have,but my mother did,,,,her heart stopped for 20 minutes.and they brought her back,2 hours later she was awake talking in the er,the doctors told us usually when someone is flat line that long they  go into coma and usually doesn't come out,but she did,,,,,she didn't remember  what happened,and the family had asked the doctors and nurses not to tell her she had basically died,well,leave it to someone,,,,one nurse came in and said ,well you did die!!.this upset my mother,cause she didn't remember what had happened,she  asked us allot of questions and so on,,we talked with her  about the  death thing,and she didn't recall anything,except the most beautiful feeling of peace,as she  got better(her heart) she started to have strange feelings,due to the fact she had died and came back,she said it wasn't natural,she believed she should have went on to  another place,she told us she just didn't feel the same anymore about being alive,,,she never said she wanted to die again or anything,just it wasn't normal for her to be here,a few weeks later she signed papers to do no resuscitate at all.she  felt if it was her time to go the doctors should just let nature take its course.well she lived on a bout 6 months.. she was doing really well,and then one night she just passed in her sleep..so now,we all feel  she has went back to  the  beautiful most peaceful place she once had found..
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When someone asked a perfectly alive photographer  'Have you ever been killed?'
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Yes I believe in life after death, I also think reincarnation might exist.  I have seen ghosts.
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When you're comatosed or dead
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Unfortunately, yes.  I wished (and dreamed) that this person was dead, as they were making my life a misery.\n\nThey did not die that day, but a day later, after talking to me and making up with me.\n\nIt was possibly the worst experience of my life.
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I was once reincarnated into a pot of flowers that crashed into the surface of Magrathea.
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I have, actually, and ironically, I just answered a question a few minutes ago that reminded me of that.  I had a near death experience, and I think the entity I was talking to could be described as a Guardian Angel, although I don't remember there being a specific visual image of an angel.  More like a light.  But it was clearly benevolent, and had a style something like a teacher or mentor.
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I didn't need rescucitatation, but I almost died.\n\nBooma & devilish_vlue are right, there was complete nothingness, but it still made me feel weird afterwards, like maybe I should have died and that somehow I was given a second chance.\n\nI have mended my old ways, but slowly. I know something or someone is looking after me.