It’s really scary how being under anaesthesia is the closest we come to experiencing death

[LauderdaleBoss]

I been put under twice and I swear that shyt felt like the best sleep ever.

 

[shopthatwrecks]

Nah, I was dead for 8 years once. That sh*t was nothing like anaesthesia.

did u wash ya ass afterwards

 

[shopthatwrecks]

couple times i been put under...i always had dreams about whatever was on tv....

..color purple was on.... n they said i said pssst ms ceily that nikka mister hiding your mail in the roof of the chicken coup

and they looked up next thing they know she found the mail in the chicken coup

then i had one about nightmare on elm st pt 3


when kreuger was the nurse ...

 

[Somebody]

Same here. I had hernia surgery a while back and that shyt seemed like a quick nap

Same here. I had hernia surgery a while back and that shyt seemed like a quick nap

I went under for the same procedure

 

[BigMoneyGrip]

I had an operation two weeks ago on the side of my face and the operation lasted about 8hrs. It was my first time ever having an operation and the experience still freaks me out. Basically based on the fact that it was the closest I ever came to experiencing death.

When we go to sleep for 8hrs every night. Even though we are asleep, we still dream, occasionally, wake up, retain our consciousness, memory. It’s nothing like death.

Being under anaesthesia is nothing like sleep. Before the operation begun the anaesthetic told me to keep clasping my hand and that was it. I woke up again in 8hrs after the operation. But those 8hrs was completely dark. No memory, no dreams, no occasionally waking up. Just complete blackout. It’s basically what will happen when we die.

The only difference between anaesthesia and death is that unlike anaesthesia, death is permanent for eternity. I mean your body is still functioning when under anaesthesia, but it makes no difference to you because as you don’t experience anything.

Being under anesthesia is basically like being in a Time Machine… you lose all since of time and space.. being under for like 6 hrs feels like you just took a 15 min nap

 

[Toe Jay Simpson]

I once had a surgery, the people woke me up and I decided to go back to sleep for 3 extra hours. My family was pissed cause they had to wait for me.

 

[Mrhateeverything]

Don't think it's comparable to death.

Going under such a vibe.. I look forward to it. Feels so damn good.
Everytime I'm like, ima try to stay away for a long time.
They inject it and I'm out in 5 seconds. Wake up hours later and feel like no time has passed at all. Man I wish I could fall asleep like that every night.

I had surgery two weeks ago, fixed a hiatal hernia, took 6 hours.

 

[The Intergalactic Koala]

As somebody whose used to colonoscopies, its not that bad by any means. If anything, the sleep is lit AF . I remember one time getting anesthesia, my GI asked me for some information and the moment I breathe, all I heard was "We need some heavy metal rock music in here", and the next thing I know, I woke up farting like I was in the second line band with the tuba

 

[The Intergalactic Koala]

Don't think it's comparable to death.

Going under such a vibe.. I look forward to it. Feels so damn good.
Everytime I'm like, ima try to stay away for a long time.
They inject it and I'm out in 5 seconds. Wake up hours later and feel like no time has passed at all. Man I wish I could fall asleep like that every night.

I had surgery two weeks ago, fixed a hiatal hernia, took 6 hours.

Square biz. I rmemeber one time all giddy about that sleep because it just feels like a whole different level of naptime. The nurse was like "You know this is the same stuff that killed MJ"


Koala:

 

[skylove4]

I had an operation two weeks ago on the side of my face and the operation lasted about 8hrs. It was my first time ever having an operation and the experience still freaks me out. Basically based on the fact that it was the closest I ever came to experiencing death.

When we go to sleep for 8hrs every night. Even though we are asleep, we still dream, occasionally, wake up, retain our consciousness, memory. It’s nothing like death.

Being under anaesthesia is nothing like sleep. Before the operation begun the anaesthetic told me to keep clasping my hand and that was it. I woke up again in 8hrs after the operation. But those 8hrs was completely dark. No memory, no dreams, no occasionally waking up. Just complete blackout. It’s basically what will happen when we die.

The only difference between anaesthesia and death is that unlike anaesthesia, death is permanent for eternity. I mean your body is still functioning when under anaesthesia, but it makes no difference to you because as you don’t experience anything.

This is the reason the vast majority of people
Claim they’re religious even though that couldn’t be further from the truth with the way they live their lives . People are terrified when they die that that’s it, they cease to exist and not long after a few short decades it will be like they never existed.That thought Is even more terrifying than the concept of hell for most humans.

 

[richbosszar]

for me it was like a cold burn going up my harm, then it felt like my ear were filled with water and everything went black

 

[J.E.T.S]

Best feeling ever. I got two hours of it for a procedure.

 

[zayk35]

I had surgery on my foot in the military and the last thing I remember was them counting and I wasn't out yet so then the Tech squeezed the bag and boom, I was out and then I just remember waking up and waiting for my ride....a big booty SGT. btw

 

[Theraflu]

Plenty of people go to sleep and wake up feeling like they experienced nothing inbetween.

As for that being like death...nobody who has actually had NDE's (myself included) has ever described death like this. Some sort of passive nothingness for eternity. Before I got rushed to surgery I was already drifting in and out of body in the waiting room for 6 hours. And when they put me under I was already lucid and was watching a lot of what was going on from above my body, beside my bed, even out by the nurses station in some parts, like a survalance tape or some shyt.

Anybody who has done any astral travel/lucid dreaming can probabbly tell you that the difference between remembering your dreams/OBE's is largely about how aware of your body you are when you fall asleep. The less body awareness you have at the time of exit, the less sensory awareness you carry on to the other side.

Same as in 'death', the goal of the various wise men and women being to die conciously and retain sensory awareness.

Your body dies just like an ice cube melts. The essence, the water, that it's made of changes states but never just ceases to exist.

People get knifed in the heart and body and keep sleeping ?! News to me!

 

[TELL ME YA CHEESIN FAM?]

Ugly ass Afric00n nikka went to a surgeon to get his face did


Still ugly


Doctor could have did the world a favor and let you stay under for good