Are there any films or videos that depict near death experiences?

Reporter's Observation (Second Half of the Month). The film focuses on the fact that dying people repeatedly describe a common phenomenon of experiencing dark passages. They felt suddenly pulled into a dark space, and they were gliding rapidly through a passageway, reaching the light with the noise.

What will happen to me when I die, and what will I see when I die? Mr. Takashi Tachibana, who had conducted an in-depth investigation of the phenomenon of near-death experiences 20 years ago, is now 74 years old, and because of his cancer**, he rekindled his interest in near-death experiences and directed this "Reflections on Near-Death Experiences Takashi Tachibana".

BBC: My NDE is a British documentary released in 2010. In the form of a documentary, it chronicles the experiences of different people when they are on the verge of death.

Encyclopedia describes near-death experiences as a mystical phenomenon. In life, there are quite a few people who claim to have had a near-death experience, and these people have some things in common, which makes people not believe their claims. For example, people who have had near-death experiences have repeatedly described a shared phenomenon—dark passages.

American Eben Alexander, a neurosurgeon with 25 years of medical experience, has never believed in out-of-body near-death experiences. But a personal experience 4 years ago completely changed his mind. After waking up from a deep coma, Alexander wrote his experiences into a book, Evidence of Heaven.

This film is called "Near-Death Experience", a film in France. The film is more of an alternative interpretation of the term "near-death experience."

In 1975, Dr. Raymond Moody coined the term "near-death experience" in his published book, Life After Life. Many later believed that Dr. Moody's writings brought the concept of near-death experiences into the public eye.

There are many articles in "Strange Tales of Liaozhai", which consciously or unconsciously pay attention to people's state of consciousness and ideological activities when they are dying, and some of them are very detailed. Surprisingly, these descriptions are in striking agreement with some of the research results of modern medicine on near-death experiences.

The near-death experience has reached a certain depth and I don't want to come back, where there are deceased loved ones, and there is light like a mother's love. There are also experiences of never wanting to die again, because seeing the dark lake of fire is like hell.

Huazhong University of Science and Technology has done an issue**, describing the subjective "near-death experience" of a near-death person who has cardiac or respiratory arrest due to accidental trauma or sudden illness, and I was really shocked after reading it.

There have been such works, such as those, vampire stories.

Generally, normal death is known, such as returning to the light before death, behaving calmly, and explaining the aftermath by yourself. According to a British study, many of the mysterious phenomena that occur during near-death experiences, such as out-of-body and seeing white light, are in fact explained by physiological phenomena, and these people are often not at risk of death. Out-of-body experience, such as when someone has ever felt an out-of-body experience, may be an illusion that occurs because the brain's normal program of processing multiple senses, such as hearing and hearing, is disrupted and decomposed.

Seeing white light may be due to the lack of oxygen in the brain, which affects the work of the visual system, resulting in an illusion. These conditions are most likely due to delusions that arise from traumatic events or excessive fatigue, and most healthy people do not need to worry. However, the appearance of some diseases and symptoms may be a sign that the disease is in its terminal stage.

Heart failure is a terminal manifestation of a variety of heart diseases. When the elderly have heart failure, they are prone to manifestations of insufficient cerebral blood supply, such as dizziness, drowsiness or insomnia, irritability, impaired consciousness, slow response, slurred speech, weak and low voice, etc. Gastrointestinal congestion such as bloating and anorexia may also occur.

Therefore, if the elderly with heart disease or a variety of chronic diseases have symptoms such as wheezing, coughing, fatigue, loss of appetite, bloating, irritability, insomnia, and sluggish thinking, family members should be vigilant, consider the possibility of heart failure, and go to the hospital as soon as possible. Renal failure is the terminal stage of many chronic kidney diseases, often manifested by a gradual decrease in urine output, or even anuria; drowsiness and fatigue that are difficult to relieve; severe anemia; high blood pressure and even pericarditis; Yellow and swollen face or even persistent edema all over the body.

Patients with chronic renal failure can solve some of the problems through dialysis or kidney replacement, but here we still want to remind everyone that if there is chronic kidney disease, it must be timely**, and it is best not to develop to the stage of kidney failure. Once the cancer reaches an advanced stage, the chances of ** may be greatly reduced. Many patients with advanced tumors will experience rapid weight loss, pain that is difficult to relieve, inability to eat and drink, and systemic multi-organ failure.

During sleep, the brain is dormant and dreams are made halfway through. Many people know that when sleeping, the brain alternates between deep sleep and light sleep. When the brain sleeps lightly, people dream; When you are in deep sleep, you are completely unconscious, and you feel like you are in the deep sea where there is no light.

Normally, people wake up from light sleep, but when you're unfortunate enough to wake up from a deep sleep, the likelihood of a nightmare is high. At this time, if you wake up and can't move, it's because the center in your brain that is responsible for receiving information has woken up, and the center responsible for movement is still asleep, and then you can only blink and breathe, but you can't move, and you can't even bite your tongue to wake yourself up. The explanation for nightmares is as simple as that, and it is actually no different from a stroke patient.

Because a part of the brain is still asleep, and the part that wakes up continues to fall asleep under the influence, there will be irresistible feelings. In this half-dreaming and half-waking process, everything that the human brain thinks at this time is very easy to project into hallucinations, which combine with the information transmitted by the retina and transmit to the human signal processing center. Because of the high degree of truth, even the brain is often deceived.

Now that you know about nightmares, I hope that you don't feel too much fear of them, and don't have any shadows in your hearts because of the hallucinations that occurred during nightmares in the past. The reason I know so much is because there are so many such experiences, mostly related to irregular sleep. Also, because I hate the feeling of nightmares, I have to find ways to wake myself up when nightmares happen.

You're dreaming. How do you sleep on your stomach, how do you pillow your hands on the back of your head... It may be the cause of the receptor placed on the heart. It is also possible that you sleepwalk.

If you're out of your body, you can't get through the wall!

Analysis: Hello, your situation is a symptom of nightmares, commonly known as ghost pressing. In sleep neuromedicine, it is a symptom of sleep paralysis, when the patient sleeps, presents a half-awake and half-asleep situation, brain waves are waking amplitudes, and some people will also have image hallucinations, but the muscle tone of the whole body is minimized.

Suggestions: Lying on your back, covering your back with a thick quilt or putting your hands on your chest, being overly nervous during the day, and having too much dinner are all triggers for nightmares, maintain a good attitude, it is recommended to sleep on your side, don't worry too much.

The front is not clear, the back words are like entering a certain state, the whole body can't move, but there is consciousness, I can't get up, I am called a ghost press by the older generation, in the clinic is generally a person with a bad heart, blood reflux or something, it is recommended that you see the cardiology, I have a heart valve problem, family history, after being tired, or the way you said sleep affects the heart, there will also be a ghost press, because the heart valve is not very seriously damaged, ECG, CT can not be taken, I am also a father because of years of fatigue, If the valve is seriously damaged, the doctor will know that it is genetic, but it will not be affected by normal life and rest.

Go to the hospital and pay attention to nutrition and exercise. Have a regular schedule and reduce tobacco and alcohol. It's dreaming.

Be careful.

When you go shopping with a company, the sole interpretation of the product lies with that company. The interpretation of the great corporation of the universe rests with the Creator and His inspired Bible. Listen to pirated ones. If you go to the eternal spiritual realm, you can't come back, it's over.

For the Creator has revealed:"Leaving aside this material world, behind it is the living spiritual world"

When I was 10 years old, I had heterosexual encephalitis and was in a coma for 9 days and 9 nights. Almost buried. When I came to my senses, I didn't know anything. I felt that those nine days passed so quickly, and my body was very relaxed when I woke up. But the so-called near-death experience. Not at all.

Please refer to the minors who consult this question to note that life comes from parents, life is only once, and it cannot be used as a game.

Actually, it's not just our bodies that aren't really our selves, it's our minds that aren't really our selves, and the one you go out and see yourself struggling with is still not your real self. Therefore, Western philosophers admonish us to know ourselves; Buddhist practice is ultimately about knowing oneself. Buddhism is the education of the wisdom taught to us by enlightened beings, and it can explain this near-death experience of you satisfactorily.

When we completely abandon our ego and dharma, we know that our true self is the same as the universe. But that's not what is colloquially called "soul".

In your current state, you can already initially realize that attachment to the body is a mistake, and you hope to go to the next level, and through your practice, you will realize that your pure Dharma body is everywhere, and enter the ultimate state of enlightenment of the bodhisattva's "great compassion without cause, and great compassion with the body".

There is no Amitabha Buddha in the south!

You have a very good character, just be happy yourself, and don't have to live for others.

There are many reports of out-of-body experiences around the world, but there is no scientific and convincing explanation for them, and not everyone can experience them. You have experienced it, and you should be thankful rather than depressed, because such an experience gives you a new understanding of life, and you live a happier life.