The mystery of life after death: The woman sees the future and reincarnates

A woman who was "clinically dead" when she was a child revealed a glimpse of the future and her former existence when she was in the afterlife.

In the early 1960s, a baby named Teresa, who was only 3 years old at that time, accidentally took an overdose of aspirin. After finding a box of aspirin, Teresa mistook them for candy and used a dangerous amount of medicine. Teresa's pupils began to shrink, the body gradually fell into a state of convulsions, causing the mother to panic.

Until now, Ms. Teresa was willing to tell the story about how she seemed to see her future as well as her "past life " when she came close to the afterlife.

Teresa, a near-death experience, said she saw the future and even her previous life.(Photo: Express).

On the website NDERF - a forum for gathering near-death experiences - Teresa wrote: 'The doctors rushed me into a room, where they began to try to revive me. When they did that, I left my body and looked all over. I can see and hear everything, but can't feel what they're doing to the body below. I can vividly remember with curiosity and concern '.

'I could feel my mother's madness and distress, as if her emotions were my own. I remember being overwhelmed with the feeling of intense love for my mother. I have memories of the past life I lived in, before life was related to both my mother and sister , "Miss Teresa added.

'I also almost see my mother's future with 2 separate scenarios: One if I decide to leave this life, and one if I decide to stay. That understanding was like a gift given and even though I was only 3 years old, I was able to determine that choice as if I were an adult ' , the woman added. 'I can't imagine how much time has passed, but I remember deciding. When I did this, I felt myself being pulled back into the body below. '

Reaction in near death can be explained in science.(Photo: Express)

Some researchers say this is a normal phenomenon and not necessarily a sign of Heaven, Hell or the other world.

Dr. Sam Parnia, director of research and care and rehabilitation at the Langone NYU School of Medicine in New York City, told Oz Talk: 'People often describe a feeling of light, warm, greeted. welcome in "another world". They describe a feeling that their deceased relatives seem to welcome. They often say that they do not want to go back to their unfinished life. A lot of people say they were separated from their bodies and looked at what doctors and nurses were doing. '

Dr. Parnia said there are scientific explanations for this reaction, and adds that seeing yourself is not evidence of the afterlife, but it's more likely that the brain will only scan through that image as a 'survival technique'.

He asserts that thanks to modern technology and science 'death is not necessarily limited to philosophy and religion, but it can be explored through science'.