will i see hallucinations when i die?

[noone]

i don't want to get into this,but i have a condition and i will die very soon. i know that a lot of people see things when they are close to death and they believe them to be true. i am a non believer and i want to know if i will see something once my brain starts to die? i am interested in your opinions.

[Lukas]

There will be some amazing things for you, it's quite personal since you are the conductor of your reality. In general you will get a kind of life review, helping to see you one or the other thing you maybe didn't face in this lifetime or seeing what has influenced you in a certain way. I see my grandpa very often crossing over into my dreams and he has a great time there.

[alphamind]

I don't know what you will experience, that's the truth. If you're really going away, try make the best out of where you're heading. You are probably closer to a different state of being, so there's nothing to fear. Nothing can happen to you, you always existed and always will exist. Be safe.

[Yazkin]

Death is a natural cycle in life, and you will absorb every minute of life before death.

"While the great ones sleep, you will awaken to see them. Your mind will become peaceful and your emotions will go unhindered. Your body will seperate and the mind will become a being." - Me.

Wow...i just got that after reading your post.

[Eisho]

Originally Posted by noone

i don't want to get into this,but i have a condition and i will die very soon. i know that a lot of people see things when they are close to death and they believe them to be true. i am a non believer and i want to know if i will see something once my brain starts to die? i am interested in your opinions.

Research suggests that in times of tremendous stress and relaxation your pineal gland will cause you to hallucinate. Birth is one such experience of stress, as is death and there is plenty of anecdotal evidence from people who pulled back from the brink of death to suggest that this is true, not to mention it was fundamental to the beliefs of the ancient Egyptians who seemed to have experienced it regularly enough to have build a religion around the experience. Whether you believe those visions to be true or not is down to you. A common experience in meditation (extreme relaxation) is the pre-experience of your own death. Whether that experience is definitively true or not is less important than after the experience your fear of death diminishes.

If it means anything to you, based on my experience through meditation, once the process of dying starts it is something that you want, something you welcome and in its way relaxing.

Cheers,

Eisho

[ChristsLight]

Death is in no way painful,e except of course if there is physical pain, but death is a relief from that pain.

Will you see things? I am sure that you will. What do you mean when you say you are an "unbeliever"?

There is no reason to have fear over it.