As someone who experienced a near-death event, I can describe it as a profound sense of detachment from my physical body. It felt like I was floating above myself, observing everything from a distance.
In my years working with terminally ill patients, I've witnessed many individuals nearing the end of life.
From a spiritual perspective, death is viewed as a transition rather than an endpoint. It's like stepping through a doorway into another realm of existence.
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As someone who supports individuals coping with loss, I've heard many descriptions of what it feels like to die from those who have witnessed the passing of loved ones.