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any thoughts on this?

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=413661 0474021109864&q=rawlings

wizard66 Sun 24/08/08 14:25

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terambulan
Sun 24/08/08
14:37

Having had an Our of Body experience I don't believe in a Hell.

What I saw at my OBE was a known dec'd ushering me into light from the dark and a welcoming crowd awaiting me. I told the usher I had children who needed me and was 'rushed' back into my body (which I could see, from the ceiling I had floated to).

Death has no fear for me as I feel its re-uniting with those you have known in the past.

gelda
Sun 24/08/08
16:40

That was very scary!

China Doll
Mon 25/08/08
10:09

I could only sit through ten minutes of it before I got bored and had to switch it off. I think it's the usual repeative, brain washing, scare mongering tactic and I do find it mind numbingly dull.

I have my own feelings on peoples experiences of the afterlife of which the general gist is,it's a psychological reaction, the brain making sense of the fact it shut down and came back.

mibn2cweus
Tue 26/08/08
07:04

I concur with China Doll 100% . . . with the possible exclusion of the "and came back" bit at the end . . .

naomi24
Tue 26/08/08
07:52

I've never experienced it, but I know one or two who claim they have. It's an odd phenomenon. However, some experiences are difficult to explain - for example when people tell of things they couldn't possibly have seen or heard from their sick bed. For that reason, whilst I agree that most are probably the result of a psychological reaction, I wouldn't presume to lump them all into the same category, because I simply don't know. No one does.

ghetto poet
Tue 26/08/08
21:56

its a load of crap.

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