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[adamka]

I believe that the unexplained phenomenon of a sudden surge in neural brain activity and pupil dilation the instance before death reflects on the similarity between the collapse of a neutron star and the formation of a black hole.

Sounds ridiculous right? However, let me explain myself before you rush to dismiss my idea. To understand better, Einstein’s simple Theory of Relativity needs to be understood. Einstein predicted that time relative to anything approaching the speed of light will in effect, slow down.

Knowing this, it is also important to note that light reflects from every area of an eye, but light does not bounce away from the pupil. Light rays are absorbed into the pupil where they become focused by the crystalline lens into something called the 'nodal point', where they then converge, flip over, and upon reaching the back of the retina are translated (signal transduction) into neural data the brain can understand. With a black hole, light acts in a very similar manner. Light rays do not bounce off. They are sucked into the inner horizon where they are then infinitely crushed and condensed into a single point (the singularity point).

It is still unknown where anything that enters a black hole goes. But it is theorized that everything is infinitely condensed into a single point (the singularity). Using Roy Kerr’s mathematical equations regarding spinning black holes as a reference, a man named John Gribbon (PhD in Astrophysics) states that, “as anything passes through the singularity, it enters a region of spacetime in which the product of it’s distance from the center of the singularity and the force of gravity becomes negative, further turning into a repulsive force that instead of pulling matter, pushes it. In the region of spacetime beyond this singularity point, the gravity of the black hole repels both matter and light away from itself”. Knowing this, I find it difficult to ignore the similarities between the inversion of light rays exiting the nodal point of an eye and the reversal of the basic properties of our universe after exiting the singularity point of a black hole.

After extensive research of my own, I have come to the conclusion that one of the few things in existence known to man that can direct light into a single point similar to the way the pupil of an eye and a black hole does, is a man-made camera. I also find it ironic how cameras use this method of function to effectively ‘capture’ moments in time.

Please See This Image For A Example: http://img851.imageshack.us/img851/53/bhnpexample.jpg

If You Would Like To Read More as I couldn't fit the whole thing here please visit the pastebin I've provided, I look forward to hearing what you think of it and how you can disagree.

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[taryn31]

tldr....we stop breathing and then we sleep for awhile..

[tupac]

And your proof?

[aenedleah10]

I believe its like a dreamless sleep. no memories, no emotions. just nothing...

[bean]

That's not a "theory" -- it's a bunch of stuff you made up.
Most of which is demonstrably false.

All the evidence we have shows that "you" cease to exist when your physical brain ceases to function.

Peace.

[westbroc90]

I doubt it, but at least you are actually thinking.

[pascoe69]

First of all Einstein' Theory of Relativity and so many others are not only wrong but false.

If you base your explanations from what you have read but not understood, then one would be sympathetic. But to propound on some way out theory relying upon someone else's wrong assumptions and theories, you miss the mark altogether and the discussion becomes heated with religious philosophies and quotations form each others books.

That is not how it is to be approached. So let us approach it from a different angle.
Such a phenomenon cannot be explained but has to be experienced.
What is real in the physical world is not the same in the non-physical (universal energy).
What may be unreal in the physical material universe is totally different in the actual reality. the Universal energy.
One has to study Tantra in its deepest sense of the word to understand the movement of energy within the material universe and the cosmic universe.
Whatever happens at material death is that the body decomposes with active ingredients as insects and larvi aid the decomposition. So there is still motion and energy movement within that body.
Once The Soul leaves the body, there is neither consciousness nor any recall of what happened.
All theories about this that and the other are to be read with a pinch of salt...
Scientists, medical professionals and metaphysicians give an account of neuro-muscular electrical impulses that subside and revert to their original state of non-being.

Whatever else is there to discuss? Let us have some more views and get this thing off the ground in a sensible way for good knowledge to spread....

Thank you..

[bing49]

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[bronsin]

God’s Word states: “The living are conscious that they will die; but as for the dead, they are conscious of nothing at all, neither do they anymore have wages.” Since the dead “are conscious of nothing at all,” they cannot hear, see, speak, feel, or think. They no longer earn any wages. How could they? They are incapable of any work! Moreover, “their love and their hate and their jealousy have already perished,” for they cannot express any emotion.—Ecclesiastes 9:5, 6, 10.

What the Bible says on this subject is simple and clear—the dead do not continue to live somewhere. There is nothing that leaves our body at death and lives on so as to be reborn in another body, as stated by those who believe in reincarnation. We might illustrate matters this way: The life that we enjoy is like the flame of a candle. When the flame is extinguished, it does not go anywhere. It is simply gone.

Similarly, Psalm 146:4 says that when a man dies, “his thoughts do perish.” We are mortal and do not survive the death of our body.

“Soul” in the Bible, therefore, does not refer to some shadowy spirit entity that leaves the body after death. It means a person or an animal, or the life that a person or an animal enjoys.

At Genesis 2:7 we read that God breathed into Adam’s nostrils the breath of life, and Adam “came to be a living soul [Hebrew, ne?phesh].” Notice: Adam was not given a living soul; he became one. In other words, the newly created Adam was a soul! Little wonder that the New Catholic Encyclopedia concludes: “The soul in the O[ld] T[estament] means not a part of man, but the whole man—man as a living being.”

Since the soul is the person, clearly, the soul dies when the person dies. In other words, a dead person is a dead soul. Scores of scriptures confirm this. “The soul that is sinning—it itself will die,” says Ezekiel 18:4. At Judges 16:30 we read: “And Samson proceeded to say: ‘Let my soul die with the Philistines.’” Other scriptures show that souls can be cut off (Genesis 17:14), slain by the sword (Joshua 10:37), suffocated (Job 7:15), and drowned (Jonah 2:5). A deceased soul, or a dead soul, is a dead person.—Leviticus 19:28; 21:1, 11.

So, the condition of dead souls is simply stated, death is the opposite of life. All our senses are linked to our physical bodies. Our ability to see, hear, and think depends on the proper functioning of our eyes, ears, and brain. Without eyes we cannot see. Without ears we cannot hear. Without a brain we cannot do anything. When a person dies, all these physical organs cease to function. We cease to exist.