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Originally Posted by dpastern
I should ask my dad about this, since he actually died on the table when doing a endoscopy last December. Took the Doctors 3 or so minutes to revive him. His blood pressure dropped to zero, even now it's 60/40 when standing and 80/60 when resting.
Dave
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Hey yeah Dave you should ask him. He sounds like a perfect candidate. Whats interesting is how similar the experince tends to be for people. Being drawn to a bright, peaceful light; a loved one that meets and comforts you and a general feeling of peace and oneness with the universe.
As I understand it there is a debate as to whether the experiance is
(i) induced by a chemical in the brain to ease the pain of death or
(ii) an indication of a seperate consciousness that exists seperate from the body (i'm in a hurry to add that its not necessarily a religious thing and people who think thats its (ii) are not necessarily religious (I personally am not religious).
I should also add that I am not advocating (i) or (ii). I just find it all interesting