Near-Death Experiences and a Skeptic's Take on NDEs | John Burke
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- čas přidán 16. 04. 2024
- Joining us today is John Burke, author of "Imagine Heaven.” We're going to discuss near-death experiences, including one profound story of a Hindu man who met the Lord. We're also going to unpack the consistent order of common events in near-death experiences, the impact of free will on eternal destination, and a skeptic's take on NDEs. This is such a fascinating, inspiring conversation, and I trust you'll walk away from it intrigued and encouraged.
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The popularity of NDE's is due to the internet, to discount the value of the Bible that has grown for millenia is what made pt barnum a rich man
If you're truly interested in reading about an extraordinary NDE and what followed it, then I strongly recommend an autobiography titled 'Saved by the Light of the Buddha Within'. You'll never see life in the same light again...
Thank you for sharing!
Take ayahuasca/dmt and you’ll experience similar stuff. And as soon as you mentioned reading Bible ya lost me. Why Christian version of the concept of God ? Why not something like the deist version for example ? Or Hindu version of Brahman
Not skeptical, just confused.
People see in their NDE's what they believed in(or thought to not believe in for Atheists) in their life on earth. I guess one thing is always the same, people see a warm, bright light "spectral" being from another dimension and get overwhelmed by emotions. We know that the brain is overflowing with Melatonin when close to dying, this induces hallucinations and an intense feeling of satisfaction -at least that's what it looks like to us as the observer from the outside. One thing is always the same, regardless of belief, there seems to be a higher spectral being watching over us, you can call it Jesus, you can call it God, you can call it Allah or maybe Brahman. What I personally are more interested in though is how people with NDE describe hell, it's crazy to think that this light being "God" created such a place or did he? And if not, why is he allowing for something like that, that only serves out eternal punishment for everyone that is abandoned to this place to exist? If he is truly all-loving and almighty? I can see how the souls might have to live through hell to eventually return to God but it doesn't seem like they ever will, they are abandoned by God (because they abondoned God, pretty much).
hell is a construct we create for ourselves. In effect it is turning your back on love.
Praying for you friend and for your salvation.
You're too hung up on the Bible which has so much controversy. The NDE's shoots all that down. Sorry.
If you're truly interested in reading about an extraordinary NDE and what followed it, then I strongly recommend an autobiography titled 'Saved by the Light of the Buddha Within'. You'll never see life in the same light again...
Controversy, like what?