Life after death, how long does it last?

Question

Do you know how when you sleep and dreams that feel like hours are only seconds. What if...and I mean if...when you die, all the synapses in your brain fire off and cause a "afterlife experience". This could cause a moment in time to seem, to the person who is dying, to last for a very long time. In which period, the person could believe or 'create' what every they wanted to be their afterlife experience. It might explain why people who have near death experiences "think" they see their late family and friends. Whats your opinion? Don't get me wrong, I believe there is a higher power, and life is not just by chance. I also believe there is a reason for this life and it is not to just end in a box under ground or a pile of ash in a jar or however.

Answer 1

it lasts for eternity

Answer 2

I am a former believer of such things as visions of loved ones.

Reality is all of this and more can be duplicated using g forces. The same training equipment used in our own Air Force and Navy.

I believe those visions to be a product of chemicals and the reaction to loss of oxygen.

Answer 3

I love this question.

Because it impacts on my Eternalist beliefs. Time is a very variable factor, and most modern people recognise this thanks to Einstein.

We dwell within God. God is Time. Death is an illusion created by the ego for self-preservation. But the self is also an illusion. Time is our tool.

How long do you want that moment of death to last? An eternity? Several eternities? Start lucid dreaming and controlling your spiritual will now.

Answer 4

ASK GOD! GOD KNOW THE ANSWER!

The God want you to stay in earth for 50 years, it means 50 years; no bargaining. When people died, God will create some signal to the people. You can see your late family or late friends. The God is telling you that it is the time that you are going to join them in the heaven.

Nowadays, people don't know value their life. We should live life to the fullest, and not just make ourself unhappy, stressful and meaningless.

Answer 5

That may explain near death experiences, but it has nothing to do with real death experiences. As for that, no one has yet come back to fill us in.