Time doesn’t exist according to a strange claim from a woman who was once declared dead but “resurrected” back from the brink of death.
Such exceptional people have shared with the Foundation for Research on Near Death Experiences (NDERF) about the life after death they have experienced and the results obtained are astounding.
Express (UK) newspaper reported that a person named Fawn R wrote on the NDERF website that she had died from drinking too much. In her experience, “sound and time did not exist” and flashbacks to her life in a period that seemed to last forever but actually lasted only about three minutes.
In the woman’s experience returning from the dead, “sound and time do not exist”. (Illustration).
Fawn R writes: “I have become my own thoughts and memories floating in a black void. I don’t have a body. I can think and have memories of my life. I am completely alone. There is no sound and time does not exist. The images in my life float, but they have lost all meaning to me.”
She said her feeling at that time was extremely sad and lonely. There was a time when she wondered how long she had been in this void because it felt as if 1,000 years had passed.
“When I woke up in the morning, I didn’t just wake up. I became aware my consciousness, as fast as the speed of light, returned to my body and I awoke with a start. My first thought was to be surprised to find myself alive and out of the void. I can’t believe this. I was shocked and scared,” said Fawn R.
However, some researchers point out this is a normal phenomenon and not necessarily a sign that the afterlife is real.
Sam Parnia, director of critical care and critical care research at NYU Langone Medical School, told a recent OZ Talk: “People describe feeling a warm, welcoming light. pressure, radiance draws them towards it. They talk about the experience of having deceased loved ones appear to greet them. They often say they don’t want to go back to life in many cases, which is very pleasant and it’s like a magnet to them that they don’t want to come back.”
In addition, Mr. Parnia said many people also report feeling separated from their bodies and watch the doctors’ efforts to treat them. They can hear and remember every conversation around them.
Dr Parnia said there are scientific explanations for the above actions and said seeing a deceased loved one is not evidence of an afterlife. Most likely the brain just rescans the memories.
According to him, thanks to modern science and technology , “death is not limited to philosophy and religion but can also be discovered by science”.