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5 facts about Heaven - Ep 10 NNN
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In this episode of Nature, Naskar & Neurons, Abhijit Naskar reveals the biological truth underneath the claims of afterlife experiences.
Further Reading: https://www.amazon.com/Autobiography-God-Biopsy-Cognitive-Reality/dp/152296942X/
Transcript:
A lot of people apparently have visited heaven - and yes they do claim so. And even though it sounds preposterous to rational thinkers, in reality their experiences are quite peculiarly true. Let me shed light on this matter on today's episode of Nature, Naskar & Neurons. And I am Abhijit Naskar. Heaven is real - naaaaah, I'm just messing with ya. Let me tell you five facts about heaven.
Number 1
The idea of an afterlife was created by the imagination of our ancient ancestors who lived in tribes and had way little intellectual capacity. And further this idea fueled in people's actual encounter with heaven.
Number 2
There are people who have actually gone to haven and come back. Well, in their subjective reality, it is like that anyways. Which means, even though they did not actually budge even a little from their mortal body, the experience of visiting heaven did manifest in their mind as an actual lively experience.
Number 3
Such encounters often occur when a person faces a life and death situation. I have discussed this matter in detail in my book "Autobiography of God: Biopsy of A Cognitive Reality". So when people face death, in that extreme stress the brain releases a uniquely special neurochemical which happens to be more powerful in terms of its hallucinogenic properties than LSD. This chemical is called DMT, or DimethylTryptamine.
Number 4
When your brain releases substantial amounts of DMT in times of distress such as a near death event, your mind goes into an altered state - a state of profound hallucinations where your deepest desires or darkest fears manifest as reality. And this reality seems so damn real that even a neurosurgeon can become the dumbest man on earth and start to hail it as a real experience in heaven where he apparently flies around on the back of a butterfly. Really!
Number 5
Consciousness is the product of electrochemical signalling in the neurons of your brain. So when the brain stops functioning fully, your consciousness, or to a broader aspect your mind ceases to exist with its unique individualistic qualities. This means that you die with the death of your brain.
Hard as it may sound to some, there is no heaven, or hell, or an ever-enchanting realm of brothels that you go to after you die. And that is more reason that you need to pay attention to this life. Because one life is all you got. Make the most out of it.
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Further Reading: https://www.amazon.com/Autobiography-God-Biopsy-Cognitive-Reality/dp/152296942X/
Transcript:
A lot of people apparently have visited heaven - and yes they do claim so. And even though it sounds preposterous to rational thinkers, in reality their experiences are quite peculiarly true. Let me shed light on this matter on today's episode of Nature, Naskar & Neurons. And I am Abhijit Naskar. Heaven is real - naaaaah, I'm just messing with ya. Let me tell you five facts about heaven.
Number 1
The idea of an afterlife was created by the imagination of our ancient ancestors who lived in tribes and had way little intellectual capacity. And further this idea fueled in people's actual encounter with heaven.
Number 2
There are people who have actually gone to haven and come back. Well, in their subjective reality, it is like that anyways. Which means, even though they did not actually budge even a little from their mortal body, the experience of visiting heaven did manifest in their mind as an actual lively experience.
Number 3
Such encounters often occur when a person faces a life and death situation. I have discussed this matter in detail in my book "Autobiography of God: Biopsy of A Cognitive Reality". So when people face death, in that extreme stress the brain releases a uniquely special neurochemical which happens to be more powerful in terms of its hallucinogenic properties than LSD. This chemical is called DMT, or DimethylTryptamine.
Number 4
When your brain releases substantial amounts of DMT in times of distress such as a near death event, your mind goes into an altered state - a state of profound hallucinations where your deepest desires or darkest fears manifest as reality. And this reality seems so damn real that even a neurosurgeon can become the dumbest man on earth and start to hail it as a real experience in heaven where he apparently flies around on the back of a butterfly. Really!
Number 5
Consciousness is the product of electrochemical signalling in the neurons of your brain. So when the brain stops functioning fully, your consciousness, or to a broader aspect your mind ceases to exist with its unique individualistic qualities. This means that you die with the death of your brain.
Hard as it may sound to some, there is no heaven, or hell, or an ever-enchanting realm of brothels that you go to after you die. And that is more reason that you need to pay attention to this life. Because one life is all you got. Make the most out of it.
Follow Nature Naskar Neurons here:
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/naskarism
Wordpress: http://www.naskarism.wordpress.com
Youtube: http://youtube.com/channel/UCgWljSCanyPv56GlEY6thgg
You can support Nature, Naskar & Neurons here: http://www.patreon.com/naskarism
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