Comments by "June VanDerMark" (@junevandermark952) on "Documentary about life after death | "Death: A series about Life" - Episode 2/5" video.

  1. It's a known fact that psychedelic drugs broaden people's approach to the meaning of life from their "perspectives." No near-death experiences necessary. My guess is, ancient humans (before religion ever existed) had near death hallucinations. What do you suppose that those ape-like unindoctrinated humans thought they saw when they were hallucinating from shortage of oxygen to their brains? When any animal dies, the body immediately starts to decompose. Near death hallucinations experienced by human animals are not real death.
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  2. Dr. Raymond Moody came up with the term, Near-death experience. Things would have been very different, had he come up with the term, Near death hallucinations. When people are killed instantly, they don't have time to "envision" or "imagine" anything, because real death is when the body immediately starts decomposing. “We are all hallucinating all the time, including right now. It’s just that when we agree about our hallucinations, we call that reality.” Anil Seth … neuroscientist.
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