How does it feel to die?

Question

how does it feel to die and be a ghost

Answer 1

I certainly think there is a feeling during the process of "dying", but i don't think we feel death. Death is the end of existence, and ghosts do not exist. If there were such entities then out of what substance are they made of?, from where do they emerge?, where in the body do they reside before leaving it?, how do they enter and leave the body?, etc...etc...

Answer 2

i had a dream about it once.  I had gotten shot and had a feeling of total peace like nothing mattered anymore, then my vision faded and i saw a bunch of colorful swirls.  I dont remeber what happened afterward.

Answer 3

how about you bite the big one, come back and share ur adventure with everyone=D

Answer 4

Come off it Lisa, there are no ghosts in this world or next. Don't worry, you will not turn in to a ghost when you die. As regards dying, it is not possible to say how does it feel to die. I imagine death to be a long dreamless sleep, a sleep from which you never wake up.

Answer 5

That's a tough one to answer because no one who has died has come back to talk about the experience, so all we can do is guess.

Answer 6

its scary depending on how you died and all you see and feel is darkness.

Answer 7

well ur gonna **** ur pants and just go unconcious but never gonna wake up ovious

Answer 8

I've watched a lot of people exit this world as a paramedic.  I can say with a lot of certainty that how it feels to die is based on two things; how it happens and how prepared you are.  Some people die slowly over many minutes, hours, days, and years.  The way you die can be excruciating and other times it may be the most peaceful experience.  After reviving patients they often remark about how peaceful it was and the vivid colors they experienced.  I also noted that if someone is prepared to die they seem to be more peaceful and content when it occurs meaning that they don't experience anything terrible.  But, if you haven't prepared yourself than death is truly terrifying and painful.  The choice is up to the person.  Hope that helps answer the unknown.

Answer 9

The only people who would know are dead people......and you wouldn't really be able to ask them

Answer 10

I don't know, I don't remember.  But I had a near-death experience, and I do remember that!   I know it is so very peaceful.  I surely have no fear of death, now! :)

Answer 11

I suppose the opposite of how it feels to be an embryo.