how do you explain things like ghosts or paranormal experiences after loss of consciousness?

[dune7263]

I have read stories of people who had lost loved ones to suicide and experienced paranormal things

 

[TheHolySword]

Could be ghosts, could be psychological duress. Suicude is traumatic. Losing any loved one is heartbreaking. There are stories, too, of natural deaths occurring and people claiming to witness or feel their spirit/presence. People can believe what they want, it has no impact on me.

 

[Nervous young man]

My theory for NDE ( near death experiences ) is production of endogenous DMT in human cerebro-spinal fluid, so while the brain is shutting off it gets pumped full of psychoactive compounds and the mixture of the two makes some pretty crazy scenarios happen but for run-of-the-mill paranormal activity it can easily be blamed on stress or psychological tensions. I've had loved ones die and I've even held loved ones while they died and I've experienced no signs whatsoever of the spiritual and if this was the case what are the rules and regulations for "coming back" or "making contact" after death. Nobody has any concrete answers to these things for a reason.

 

[Sutter]

Because.

A survival instinct after loss of consciousness to acquire molasses cookies that induces a sense of others, in an effort to provide the needed cookies.

Some responses may be invalid and borderline irritating but know a gift of time taken from a moment of back scratching was offered in good faith.

Dune…good name that. Like the mounding of experiences and thoughts of humankind on what lays, after a life is spent. Always shifting and forming again.

Better responses than mine, would turf it off the dune, as offered because molasses cookies are often disregarded.