General NDE Discussion 🎇 What does a life review look like if you don't remember a part of your life?

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I don't remember much before the age of 9, and I have always wondered what exactly happened. If I had a life review, would I maybe be able to see those things? Just curious.

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An NDE is a hyper-lucid experience associated with perceived consciousness apart from the body occurring at the time of actual or threatened imminent death. Overwhelmingly, those who report NDEs think of them as a "spiritual" experience (a small percentage do not). NDEs may be discussed here from a spiritual or a scientific viewpoint. Scholarly debate is allowed if it's civil. Spirituality discussion is allowed since most NDErs themselves consider it a spiritual event.

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This mystical experience reported by people who have been on the threshold of death, the Near-Death Experience varies with each individual, but characteristics frequently include hearing oneself declared dead, feelings of peacefulness, the sense of leaving one's body, the sense of moving through a dark tunnel toward a bright light, a life review, the crossing of a border, and meetings with other spiritual beings, often deceased friends and relatives.

This is a place for people to share their stories, discuss, or ask questions regarding this transcendental experience: The survival of consciousness after death...

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