what happens to people who die violently

“But for me, I just came from this violence, this, this incredible violence where my, I was being tumbled and tossed like crazy, and to find myself in this absolute calm and quiet.”4:32

“And, uh, I saw this light, but I'd like to back up just a minute. In that darkness, a lot of, a lot of people that talk about near-death experiences will talk about, you know, the void is kind of a scary place, but it wasn't for me, because I just died this violent death, and so for me, it was calm. It was peaceful, and it felt like I really wasn't alone. I felt like I was surrounded and embraced.”5:15

“When I realized that someone was my lifeless body, I felt a rush of panic, but as fast as that panic set in, it was lifted off me. I was emotionally pulled back from the scene. I felt indescribable peace and love. I knew everything was okay. I was okay. As I continued to watch the scene, I could hear everyone in the room and in the other rooms. I could see everything going on in the hospital and even outside.”5:00

“Something happened. It was a peace, and it like it fell down from the sky. And all of a sudden, I went from being scared, panicking that I'm dying to it was like a flick of a switch. I went from all that fear to straight calm because the peace was so strong.”7:59

“But for me, I just came from this violence, this incredible violence where my I was being tumbled and tossed like crazy, and to find myself in this absolute calm and quiet.”1:44

“Being encountering death and the fascination of death and the peace of death, it was so peaceful regardless of the horrific way I was murdered.”3:32

“It was almost the next moment I fell, I felt myself leave my body. It was like a whoosh, and all of a sudden I was somewhere where there's no violence, no pain, no struggle for air, no struggle for anything.”2:29

“I started to suffocate and I knew I was dying. But here's the strangest part. I didn't feel fear. As I watched people around me panic, a heavy calm settled over me. Everything went quiet. It was like time slowed down just for me. I looked around fully aware and began to make peace with what was coming. Then the ambulance arrived. They lifted me in and the moment those doors shut behind me, I died. I left my body. I could see it, but I was no longer attached to it. There was no pain, no panic, just”11:36

“But it was, it was really interesting to go from this chaotic scene where there was so many noises and so much just terrorizing chaos to just peace. And it was an instant.”4:55

“And it was at that point that I left the hospital, I left all the agony that I was in, and I left the drama of it all. And, and I suddenly, in a, in a much calmer place. I was in, like, what seemed to me at the first to be a darkened space, a darkened room, and I looked around me, uh, figuring that I was dead. I figured, okay, this is it. I didn't make it. And I didn't feel scared, I didn't resist it, and I didn't want to die. But I was, from what I've just been through, was, which was so horrific, it just felt great to feel calm and no pain whatsoever.”12:33

“My heart had stopped, and I could see people screaming and crying, but I didn't realize that was actually my physical body because I was somewhere else. The only thing that I could feel, if you could imagine, was absolute love and peace. There wasn't anything else to be felt.”0:12

“I had ever felt in my life. The peace I felt when I was run over was a different type of peace. It was just calm but but but in death I felt like I was in space. I don't know what I was looking out of because I didn't have a body anymore. But I was just surrounded by by space, by stars, stardust, and everything was connected and I was part of it and it was part of me and everything was everything and nothing was nothing and all of it was pure love. It was like nothing I'd ever experienced before”6:06

“There was, in fact, I suppose I could say it was... it was very peaceful, because after the coming from a situation where I was in a lot of fear and a lot of pain, suddenly it was very peaceful. And that was... that would have been, I suppose, the overwhelming feeling of peace.”8:45

“had. And so I just uh I was curious like, where am I? What's going on? and the uh I saw the I saw this light, but I'd like to back up just a minute in that darkness. A lot of a lot of people that talk about near-death experiences will talk about, you know, the void as kind of a scary place, but it wasn't for me because I just died this violent death. And so for me, it was calm. It was peaceful. And it felt like I really wasn't alone. I felt like I was surrounded and embraced. And so when I saw this light and and it was”6:56

“And I just felt safe. And I figured to that point straight away that I would, I was dead. I thought, okay, I didn't survive it. So this is where, where am I? You know, and I didn't freak out or panic or think, oh, you know, and try to resist it. I know some people do because I've since found that out, but I think that's when people have got young families and stuff and kids that they've got so much to live for that they don't want to go. I mean, I just certainly didn't want to die. But from what I've just been through, it was just great to be in this beautiful tranquility and suddenly. And, uh...”5:32

“devil either. I was ready for the darkness that was fast approaching. I remember my body stopped convulsing and then sudden peace came over me. I found myself traveling at incredible speed through a dark tunnel. I came to an abrupt stop and then there was nothing. Wandering around in this blackness gave me such freedom. I didn't feel the hurt. I was constantly carrying. I didn't feel the sadness of not being loved and I didn't feel the temporary joy I experienced when using. The void itself was an extremely peaceful place. At”5:01