What are you doing today?

Yes that's what I meant by enjoying life. To have fun. Get out there. Do things. Live your life. But just be cautious when doing so. No need to kill yourself for a good time...

Sorry to hear about your near death experience. I'm sure it changed your outlook on things. Gave you a new perspective
Why sorry for my near death experience? It was the most important and enlightning thing that has ever happened in my life.
 
Why sorry for my near death experience? It was the most important and enlightning thing that has ever happened in my life.
Well I'm sorry you almost died! Of course there are lots of enlightening things that come with it I'm sure! And that's awesome! But I'm sorry you had to go through it is all...
 
Well I'm sorry you almost died! Of course there are lots of enlightening things that come with it I'm sure! And that's awesome! But I'm sorry you had to go through it is all...
I understand what you say but I'm actually thankful that I 'went through it'. It was probably the most peaceful and self aware experience I have ever had. Weird as it may sound it was like I was outside of my body watching what the doctors were trying but that didn't seem important. They gave up and started shutting down monitors as I was flat lined. During this I was having a conversation with something I can't begin to describe. I was asked if I had done what I was supposed to do and I answered 'no'. When I said 'no' my heart and breathing started again and I was totally OK the next day.

There are just some things that we can only describe as they are impossible to explain to one that has no concept of the experience. The result of my experience with all this is that I have absolutely no fear of death as I've already been there and had a conversation with whatever it was that I talked. Since then I've known that death is not the end but just a new beginning and I have no fear of this. The way I see it is, if there is nothing beyond our current existence, to what was I speaking?
 
I understand what you say but I'm actually thankful that I 'went through it'. It was probably the most peaceful and self aware experience I have ever had. Weird as it may sound it was like I was outside of my body watching what the doctors were trying but that didn't seem important. They gave up and started shutting down monitors as I was flat lined. During this I was having a conversation with something I can't begin to describe. I was asked if I had done what I was supposed to do and I answered 'no'. When I said 'no' my heart and breathing started again and I was totally OK the next day.

There are just some things that we can only describe as they are impossible to explain to one that has no concept of the experience. The result of my experience with all this is that I have absolutely no fear of death as I've already been there and had a conversation with whatever it was that I talked. Since then I've known that death is not the end but just a new beginning and I have no fear of this. The way I see it is, if there is nothing beyond our current existence, to what was I speaking?
Makes you wonder sometimes... There's stories similar to what you've experienced... Very interesting to hear.
That is amazing you personally got to experience that. And a blessing as well
 
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I understand what you say but I'm actually thankful that I 'went through it'. It was probably the most peaceful and self aware experience I have ever had. Weird as it may sound it was like I was outside of my body watching what the doctors were trying but that didn't seem important. They gave up and started shutting down monitors as I was flat lined. During this I was having a conversation with something I can't begin to describe. I was asked if I had done what I was supposed to do and I answered 'no'. When I said 'no' my heart and breathing started again and I was totally OK the next day.

There are just some things that we can only describe as they are impossible to explain to one that has no concept of the experience. The result of my experience with all this is that I have absolutely no fear of death as I've already been there and had a conversation with whatever it was that I talked. Since then I've known that death is not the end but just a new beginning and I have no fear of this. The way I see it is, if there is nothing beyond our current existence, to what was I speaking?
This is an interesting video on near-death experiences. It goes a bit into the science behind it.
 
My daughter picked her kids up yesterday afternoon so today I am doing water changes. All but the 40 gallon. The fish in the 40 are clean and healthy and I'm not touching it. Nets are in a methylene blue solution in the kitchen sink. And the 55 gets its own hose and done last. It was fun having kids here but it is good to have quiet
 
I got you a window seat they said
The best window seat they said
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It’s a seat, but where is the window?
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