I Felt Most Alive When I Was Dead #neardeathexperience #spirituality #afterlife

I never felt so alive than when I was dead. Everything was more real. So I go to get up out of bed to find out what's happening in my house, and I find in this moment that I can't get out of the bed and, and I can't move certain parts of my body. My legs, they felt like tree trunks. It doesn't happen right away, but you're just, you know, there's that half a second or so and then you go, oh, that hurt. That pain when I hit the floor never came. There was no pain. And it's because I wasn't in that body anymore. The body feels the physical pain, but I wasn't in it. I was above it and I was at in the corner of the room, looking down at what was my lifeless body. And this is— this light, for lack of a better word, is love, peace, euphoria, every positive emotion you could possibly ever want. And not only is the light on me, but I'm a part of it. So the light and I are one. So I proceed to go into the light, and as I go in a little bit further, the euphoria increases, if that's possible. Everything is becoming more vivid. I never felt so alive than when I was dead. Everything was more real. I'm going to use consciousness, or the mind, is separate from the body, no question. So this is what leads me to even more reassurance of an afterlife, not just because I saw it, but Think about it from a scientific perspective. The brain creates the mind, but the mind is an energetic entity. And what do we know about energetic entities? We know from the first law of thermodynamics that all energy has to be recreated. It's always recycled. That is a physics fact. So my consciousness or spirit or soul has to go somewhere. And that was the biggest takeaway because it's confirmation that the mind is its own entity. And when I was out of body in that experience, I felt like I could do anything.