n October 26, 2021, at Baptist Health Richmond in Kentucky, 36‑year‑old Anthony “TJ” Hoover II was declared brain dead after a drug overdose. Doctors told his family he had no reflexes or brain activity. He had previously consented to , and a medical team began preparations. But about an hour into the procedure, the surgeons abruptly stopped. According to a whistleblower letter later sent to Congress, Hoover had begun “thrashing” on the operating table. Against all odds, he had regained consciousness. Though left with to speech, , and mobility because of the drug overdose, Hoover survived—and was eventually discharged into the care of his sister. His case—and others like it, , to , where people have woken in , coffins, or during last rites—force us to confront a mind-boggling possibility: What if death isn’t the neat, cataclysmic, all-at-once event our medical protocols make it out to be?
Is death really final?
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n October 26, 2021, at Baptist Health Richmond in Kentucky, 36‑year‑old Anthony “TJ” Hoover II was declared brain dead after a drug overdose. Doctors told his family he had no reflexes or brain activity. He had previously consented to , and a medical team began preparations. But about an hour into the procedure, the surgeons abruptly stopped. According to a whistleblower letter later sent to Congress, Hoover had begun “thrashing” on the operating table. Against all odds, he had regained consciousness. Though left with to speech, , and mobility because of the drug overdose, Hoover survived—and was eventually discharged into the care of his sister. His case—and others like it, , to , where people have woken in , coffins, or during last rites—force us to confront a mind-boggling possibility: What if death isn’t the neat, cataclysmic, all-at-once event our medical protocols make it out to be?
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No, death only kills the body, not the soul
Joe
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I've often seen my deceased parents in my dreams. So I feel something exists beyond our world. However no one really knows.
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Death is overrated.
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Is that your final answer?
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Good point. It's message boards that kill the soul.
. The dead from which one never wokens.
The Best Holliday
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Ken I play a song? (I know some folks object to music....but fuck them in the ass, ya know?)
Life is overraaaaated
Life is complicaaaated
Gotta get awaaay
From
This complicated life
Son
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It doesn't have to be. As I hear it, if you want to get to Heaven (Devachan) you got to raise a little Hell.
. That is said to be one path.
So, if you are on the Road to Shambala...try music.
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Now, speaking of Shangri La, you needn't go anywhere to get there if
...you're in your place and you know where you are.
Seriously though, it isn't a physical place, you can get there from right where you are.
You ken be in your own little Shangri La
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Religious crackpots.
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