The mystery of life after death: There is no heaven, only infinite sadness and darkness

Men and women who have after a serious accident have told of the cold, cold atmosphere of the afterlife.

Far away from being taken to heaven or sitting on the right hand of God, many near-death experiences say that they come with nothing but despair, horror, anger and limitless loneliness.

Reports are not uncommon, but two patients - one who had stopped breathing on the operating table and had near-death experiences after a serious traffic accident - talked about the afterlife in a frightening way.

A Reddit user named r00tdude said he had "died" twice and emphasized those who believed that paradise would surely be disappointed when they saw the truth.

No heaven or hell after death?(Artwork: Express).

The first "death" of r00tdude was the result of a motorbike accident. At that time, he died in 2 minutes because "my body stopped working because of pain and physical damage. No breathing and no consciousness." Then the second 'death' of this person It was because of a surgery. "I had to go through a lot of pain after surgery. The pain caused my pulse to drop to about 10bpm and my respiratory system stopped working. '

Based on the two near-death experiences, the account r00tdude writes: 'Where I come is all black, no thoughts, no consciousness, nothing. Both times I see 'nothing', it's all black. I will describe it as when you take a nap, a sleepless dream, you wake up and feel like you have slept for a long time, in fact it is only about 15 minutes. "

Many NDErs recounted that life after death was very lonely and sad.(Artwork: Express).

However, many others think that just feeling black can be a temporary memory loss. In response, the account r00tdude affirms firmly: "It is not just a space. Like a dreamless nap, you not only wake up and feel like time has passed so long. I attached something, and that place has nothing. "

Another case of near-death experiences, Emmanuel's account had a more gloomy share on Q&A Quora by declaring: 'No pain, only darkness, vulnerability, extreme fragility and nothing else. That place is not even chaotic or scary. Only extremely sad and empty. But fortunately, after a period of special care, I was able to return to my life. '

Emptiness and coldness seem to be a recurring theme between many people's accounts but it seems that science still cannot accurately explain the space in the afterlife.