A man who 'died' for six minutes as a child has detailed the spooky scenes that he claims that he has seen in heaven.
The non -geidified user of social media told how they were only 15 years old when they suddenly collapsed in 2003.
Despite the fact that it is' fine 'all day', the boy broke out 'in a cold sweat', out of breath and suffering ventricular fibrillation – became a dangerous abnormal heart rhythm and the most common cause of sudden heart death.
After paramedics arrived, the individual claimed that they discovered that their heart had stopped beating and it was only after they 'worked tirelessly to breathe new life' in an ambulance that their heart started working again after six minutes.
The person claimed to have avoided some damage in the long term in a miraculous way and said that they are one of the handful of people to experience near-death experiences by temporarily transcending our world. ”
These phenomena, who have been a source of fascination for both doctors and the public for decades, are assumed that they occur when people are clinically 'dead', and extremely unlikely that they will survive.
Many of those who have had such an experience claim to have seen the hereafter.
But remembering the experience on a Reddit -Thread that produced more than 12,000 likes, the user said: “During my visit I learned things about our universe that I wish I hadn't done.
Share in a message with a thread of social media, the non -created user told how they were only 15 years old when they suddenly collapsed in 2003
“It started with light. Blindling, white, omnipresent. It bathed me, calm me. It was all they tell you. Beatific, hospitable, the stuff of spiritual experiences.
“I had the clear feeling of climb, as if the light lifted me to heaven. I passed different sets of gates, which hardly registered my dizzy consciousness.
'I arrived in a place without a dimension, a place outside of reality. It was only logical while I occupied it. '
But they also claimed that they were confronted with different 'cold' and 'mocking' orphans-like figures that delivered 'horrible truths about existence'.
They added: “In the beginning, because of my Christian upbringing, I believed they were angels.
'In my boisterous form I made the spiritually equal gesture of opening my arms, anticipating their hug.
'Instead, I felt chained by their powers, like a dog with Kollar.
'Innovation and terror came over me. These were not the essential beings I had led to believe we are waiting for us.
“Six minutes in” Heaven “felt like a lifetime.”
As soon as the minutes ended abruptly, they returned to their body 'on earth'.
However, they also claimed that the orphans-like figures told them 'not to reveal their existence to the rest of my kind'.
“I can't imagine anything worse than what I have experienced, immersed under an unspeakable sadness and torment.”
They added: 'For weeks I tried to explain to everyone who would listen to what I experienced.
“Everyone told me that I had suffered a very serious and traumatic experience for a young man that the event left scars on my psyche and my heart.”
The story posted on social media is based on just one non -rewarded experience.
But Reddit users are fascinated by the perspective of the man, with the post that collects more than 400 comments from posters that share their shock and horror.
Amber Cavanagh previously told MailOnline that she was 43 when she suffered two strokes and entered the 'meeting point' of heaven.
Mrs. Cavanagh, from Canada, said she could see her husband crying 'her body'.
Amber Cavanagh previously told MailOnline that she was 43 when she suffered two strokes and entered the 'meeting point' of heaven
Mrs. Cavanagh, from Canada, said she could see her husband (shown above) 'crying about' her body
Experiences with seeing and hearing things while clinical death has a scientific basis.
For years, studies have shown that the human brain is still functioning normally for a very short time after the heart stops, although it seems to have stopped the activity on regular scans.
Research has also shown that the brain can still experience sporadic eruptions of activity, even after an hour without oxygen, during resuscitation.
Such discoveries have led to some doctors who called for a revision of the standard practice that rules that people must be declared dead to the brain after three to five minutes of oxygen, because these patients can still be resuscitated in theory.
People have previously told MailOnline of Body experiences, such as seeing fierce lights at the end of a tunnel or meeting deceased family members.
In the meantime, others have also reminded of seeing a heavenly hereafter.
Although the evidence about something that happens in the brain after clinical death is still being investigated, exactly why so many people have similar experiences, a matter of fighting between experts remains.
Some theoretize that as the brain undergone these changes in essence the 'brakes' of the system come and this opens our perception for incredibly lucid and vibrant experiences of stored memories of our lives.
However, this is only a theory and other experts dispute this.
Clinical death also differs from brain death.
Brain death is when a person on an artificial livelihood machine no longer has a brain function, which means that he will not regain any consciousness.
Such patients have no chance of recovery because their body is unable to survive without supporting artificial lives.
In the UK, this means that a person who has suffered brain dead is legally dead.
This can be difficult to understand for families of the deceased because they can see the breast of their loved one rise and fall with every breathing of the fan and keep beating their hearts.
Brain death can be caused by both illness and injury when blood and/or oxygen supplies are cut to the vital organ.
The condition differs from a vegetative state where the brain function of a patient remains.
