Are near-death experiences a return to consciousness?

Are near-death experiences a return to consciousness?

This anecdotal evidence demonstrates that the near-death experience is a return to consciousness at the point of death, when the brain is dying. Dr. Melvin Morse thoroughly researched Olga’s testimony and every detail had objective verification including the scribbled note by the son-in-law.” [1]

What is the minimum spiritual level required to attain heaven after death?

Earth is the only plane where there is an amalgamation of people with varying spiritual levels. However, in afterlife, we go to the precise subtle region corresponding to our spiritual level. The minimum spiritual level required to attain Heaven in life after death is 40\%.

What happens to our spiritual growth after death?

Other than Earth, spiritual growth after death is mostly likely to occur only in the regions beyond Heaven such as Maharlok etc. This is because after death in Heaven, the subtle bodies run the risk of getting caught up in the unending pleasures it offers.

Does a soul exist after death?

Indeed, a soul has never been seen under an electron microscope, nor spun in the laboratory in a test tube or ultra-centrifuge. According to these books, nothing appears to survive the human body after death.

Does Consciousness leave the body when you die?

But death is not required for consciousness to leave the body, as demonstrated by the famous case of Dr. Charles Tart and ‘Miss Z’ (whose name was changed for privacy purposes). Dr.

What happens to the subtle body at the time of death?

At the time of death, as the physical body becomes inactive the vital energy used for the functioning of the physical body is liberated into the Universe. This vital energy at the time of death propels the subtle body away from the Earth region.

Do we cease to exist when we die?

When we die, we do cease to exist, period. The entire concept of a soul which supposedly takes our consciousness to an afterlife after our body dies, is nothing but an ancient religious belief which has no basis in reality.