I like a world where dead people can live equally, peacefully and healthily. At the extreme, if you die of severe brain dysfunction, you may remain unconscious also in the afterlife.
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The inhabitants of the afterlife are free from physical sufferings, but remain bound by mental sufferings.
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Then you think that the afterlife is full of old people and that there are many people with dementia. It is said that in the afterlife, we will meet the people who went earlier, so I think that they still have the appearances and consciousnesses when they died. Then, is his/her consciousness in the other world still a child’s one? Or will it return to spiritual beings and become mature conscious at the moment of death? For example, suppose a child who died at an early age went to the other world. It can be inferred from a simple thought experiment. Whether the afterlife is continuous with this world or not, I don’t think it is a very comfortable world. Isn’t there a world like an extension of this world? Because, if we are inhabitants of a world higher than the 4th dimension, even if the existence in the 4th dimension (space + time) disappears, there is room for the “parts" that make up us in the remaining dimensions. But I think that there is a non-zero possibility that some kind of information such as consciousness and spirit will remain like the residual scent even after the body disappears. I’m a scientist, so I don’t think that there is a world like heaven or hell. Tachibana himself is skeptical because all cases are not the experiences of dead human beings, and because they are many cultural and religious experiences such as that Americans meet Jesus Christ and Japanese cross the Sanzu River (The river that separates this world from the other world, similar to the River Styx). I was amazed at the fact that many dying humans experience near-death experiences, and that many experienced people perceive it as a real experience rather than a dream. Tachibana, the content is credible with minimal subjective descriptions other than interviews. However, because this “Near-Death Experience" was written by Mr. The authors of such books are generally a little crazy people or gurus of new religions, all of which are not worth reading at all. Tachibana, in 1974 he published “ Study on Kakuei Tanaka-his financial and personal connections," which led to the retirement of Prime Minister Tanaka and his arrest in the Lockheed scandal, but more than that, I would like to evaluate the book “ Near-Death Experience" ( Bungei Shunju) 20 years later (1994). By the way, it was reported that Takashi Tachibana, a journalist who was said to be a “Intellectual giant," died on April 30th. What’s more, it’s not Baoh, but GeGeGe no Kitaro's special move “Hair Needles"!īecause I forgot to introduce this special move last time …
“ Near-Death Experience" (Author: Takashi Tachibana, Publishing: Bungeishunju)
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