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Your near death story is very interesting and mostly in line with my own experience. What baffles me is that you could hear but not see which tells me there was still some attachment to your physical body at that point (ears listening but eyes closed). It’s the times you flatlined that would provide the best insight to the “afterlife”. At that point did you see, hear, feel anything?

I agree that there is no heaven, no hell. There is either nothingness or stasis until our consciousness finds a new host. Since nothingness is a no brained, it’s that stasis that interests me, as you said “roaming the earth”. But I don’t believe we would have senses of hearing, seeing or even thinking. Since senses are entirely based on organs, then without organs we wouldn’t have any input except maybe a general sense of self awareness and maybe a vague sense of need to find a new host. Our sense of time would also be distorted or lost altogether since time is experienced through biological functions. What I’m getting at is, even if we are consigned to roam the earth and space for billions of years, we wouldn’t really know it. I don’t know if you’d call that “peace” but the prospect is a lot better than the life I’m stuck in.

Thanks for reporting your experience. I guess I’ll try it myself and see.