I always see this point raised about life after death and want to clarify.?

It;s virtually impossible to PROVE anything - only mathematics can be set up in purely deductive arguments - everything else is the result of inductive reasoning - as far as 'near death' experiences theres no way of telling it's not just halucination - and no one will know till were dead - it's extremely important not to discount any possibilities - and the liklihood of something beyond simple existence is pretty high - even just considering the empirical evidence - even einstein rmarked that the more he understood the empirical evidence in physics the cleared it became this is a spiritual existence.....

We've had enough already

I second that Angeleyes!

The soul is not made with any physical elements, so it is not something that comes in or comes out of the body, and it exists eternally for not being decomposed. It is like ray of light reflects itself on a polished mirror; it is not inside or outside of the mirror.

seeing is believing. we're conditioned to believe things we percieve as sight above all of our other senses.

how can someone who's heart stopped, someone who is medically brain dead, imagine anything? How can someone who has been dead for 9 hrs carry out neural communication to acutally think, let alone imagine what happened to him/her? it is medically and scientifically impossible. Read up on the issue, its very interesting =)

There is interesting research on this. Todd Murphy has a website: shaktitechnology.com that you might find interesting.

If you google the topic you find a lot of deferent answers I met a man who also claimed to have died and came back. after the experience he drank him self to death, and he never told any one what happened to him on the other side. So I don't know what is on the other side but one thing is for sure all of us is going to find the answer sooner or later.

The Brain is a marvelous thing.

I know this one, we call it dreaming, yet nobody sees the similarity.

Good question. I wonder why people who have near death experiences always think they're going to Heaven. I'm not saying I WANT anyone to go to hell, but shouldn't there be more diversity?