The Death Experience

[LSD-Rumi]

What is it like to die? What do you experience exactly? I think it happens this way.

You get shot for example, you are lying on the ground, You cannot move your body, you are seeing in front of you while bleeding, Then you die. You feel like a soul leaving the body, it levitates upward, it gets hazy, Everything starts morphing into this mixture of colors and there is light, you keep moving upward or forward, then you hear a cry, "whaaa, whaaa",  you lose all your memories and all your analytical skills. Welcome to your new body, you become a baby. 

[Yimpa]

Death is beautiful. Literally. 

Of course society and culture demonizes death. Because none of that exists when you’re dead. 

[Hojo]

Just watch nde they say alot of crazy things happen. Ultimately anything can happen the only thing we can know is it will be mind blowing.

Some say god took them to the stars and created a movie theatre out of stars for them and god to watch their life together

some say they go to heaven and its like a physical planet with infinite fun

When ever they say they are going to heaven they always say they turn around first. How can you turn around without a body. Which leads me to believe heaven is locked off by the void where we think our head is. Its right there.

Edited May 4, 2023 by Hojo

[Yimpa]

21 minutes ago, Hojo said:

How can you turn around without a body.

 

[OldManCorcoran]

I arrived here due to a seriously heroic DMT dose trip. I mixed psychedelics to get a trip stronger than the point where DMT would typically cause blackout.

It is interesting that I seemed to feel about 5 outer shells break. Because I later found out it's a religious idea that there are "5 sheaths" or something.

"annamaya kosha, pranamaya kosha, manomaya kosha, vijnanamaya kosha and anandamaya kosha"

Maybe coincidence. But after this it was just pure. I don't remember enough but I considered it a genuine religious experience. I likened it to visiting heaven.