⚠️😨 4 Final Moments You Won’t Forget… Real Footage 👁️📹

Not “Scary” At All! As a Hospice Volunteer, my role was a “Sitter” meaning I sat with people who were passing in 24hrs or less, whom had no family at their bedside. Therefore, I can absolutely confirm that I’ve pretty much seen all types of death. I never felt scared and have always felt blessed to have witnessed that WE absolutely go on & leave our earthly bodies! I’ve literally seen 100’s Pass and each time my Faith was amplified. Thank You God! 🙏🏻💜

It’s fascinating and sad what chemicals the brain releases as it shuts down. It’s most likely a side effect of neurons dying rapidly (like what’s experienced from huffing gasses, tripping, or getting really drunk). When I almost froze to death, I hallucinated talking to an old man I had never met. He kept suggesting things for us to do. I finally found a neighbor that was home and had asked for help for the both of us. I was the only one standing there on their doorstep freezing. The hypothermia was so bad that I needed to sit near a fire to warm up because my body was too weak to do it on its own. When I finally recovered, I started thinking about that old man. Was it a manifestation of my subconscious trying to help me think of ways to escape my predicament? Was it a ghost? Was it God? I had never seen the old man before that day but know exactly what he looked like, down to his hat, old work boots, and gray beard.

My father was passing and we were all in the room with him about six to eight of us and he didn't move or say anything for hours, all of a sudden he opened his eyes and said goodbye I love you all and within minutes he was gone. I will never forget that.

The real scary part is people filming dying relatives and posting it on social media

My mother in law saw her dead husband and brother and other people she loved. And she was keep saying go go I'm not ready yet. And then after my wife saying it is okay mom. You can go. That night she passed away

Shame on this man for filming this.

Not scary. My mom looked up at the ceiling and said "I'm not ready yet" said she was talking to a male and female. She passed about a week later, after I read Psalm 23 to her.

My mother, who passed from ALS on bright Easter, told me for two days before she died that “Jesus was waiting to take her for a walk.” She also told me that “Sometimes God heals by calling us home.”

There's absolutely nothing scary about the final moments. They see a lot more of the spiritual realms! !

It’s your brain releasing DMT when you are dying and you hallucinate

I really believe there are other realms within our realm that we cannot see until we move on .

Idk why most of these scientists here say its just drugs..... maybe a lot of atheists here.... because when you get HIGH you dont see dam Angel's.....these loved ones was on the other side or near it and seen the other side case ended.

Also remember that when people are usually that close to dying and they're in the hospital they will usually give them a lot of drugs to help them not feel the pain so she's probably high as fuck on top of the other things that your body does as you're passing the things that it releases

The last thing my mom said before she went unconscious was... "He's here..." She died the next day.

My born deaf mother was saying on her death bed: Can you hear the music ?

Read books from Elisabeth Kubler Ross. She wrote about the finsl moments of many humans. They are already half in the other next world and can see loved ones already gone.

On his deathbed my dad say he seems his mother with open arms and tell my mom to open the window for her to come. Mom did it and then my dad smile and trascend

My grandma a day before he death, she was in the hospital bed and she told my mom to take her out the river that she was cold and my mom was like WTF, than she was telling my mom who's that handsome man on that horse???? My grandma lived her whole life in a ranch

Not scary at all. They are souls shedding a worn out shell. Don't video these moments, be present in them... with them ❤️

This is absolutely a DMT experience heralding her into the next realm .

My grandmother died at 99. Starting several years before tha she saw kids tha weren’t there. Possibly the ones she lost at babies. They were comforting her. She want affraid

Obviously delusional

Thanks for sharing your thoughts! It's always interesting how different perspectives can shape our views on such topics. What specifically made you feel that way?

My dad died in the hospital during covid. We couldnt see him, but he would text us. A couple of days before he lost that ability, he told me he was being visited by "ghost friends". "They comfort me".

It was revealed in the quran 1400 years ago

Right before my aunt took her last breath from metastatic breast cancer, she said that she saw a light & that she could see deceased members of her family, including her father & sister. We told her to go with them. Said she couldn’t figure out how to “cross to the other side”.

Side effects of opiods saw it in my dad

Why is it scary our dead loved ones do communicate with us

My Father was completely immobile in hospice. In his final moments he reached 1 arm up to Jesus too.

I work in a rehabilitation center, and I heard some last words from some people...😑 Sounds the same.

It’s not scary - it’s real life and it’s how dementia works. Just let them talk and go with it.

The brain releases a chemical called DMT when we are near death, it causes hallucinations, some people believe it’s the brain trying to comfort you and ease the transition from life to death.

That’s when the DMT hits the neurons

My grandma also saw people hiding around the house in her last days. She was completely lucid. She told me several times: can't you see that little kid under the table? And "there is a lady in bed near me. Can't sleep because of her, I don't have enough space".

As I post, I visited Mom this am to feed her breakfast. Although she has dementia and hallucinations are common, she asked a couple of times “whose baby is this next to me”? Not medicated, but hallucinations that are becoming more frequent.

It’s actually beautiful when you believe that loved ones who have gone before come to bring you “home.”