How We Enter the Afterlife

Scientists Have Discovered What Happens to Our Minds as We Die
Researchers at the University of Southampton have completed the largest study ever on near-death and out-of-body experiences, and the results may have big implications for how we view death.  The study: A team of scientists led by Sam Parnia, of the State University of New York at Stony Brook, examined the cognitive processes of survivors from a pool of 2,060 cardiac arrest patients during a four-year observational study. Nearly 40% of the more than 330 survivors surveyed reported some form of “awareness” during the time that they were considered clinically dead by responding medical staff, all while their hearts weren’t beating.

All go to the same place; all come from dust, and to dust all return – Ecclesiastes 3:20.

The same place is this {ethereal, elusive, mysterious} realm.

Anyone (or anything) with the Breath of Life goes to this place after Death.

 
And Finally, This: 
Belief in an afterlife, which may be naturalistic or supernatural, is in contrast to the belief in oblivion after death; nothingness awaits.

Only one of these contradicting “beliefs” could be correct.

What many people believe to be the finality of “death” is in fact no more and no less than the transition from one state of life and reality, that of the physical matter, to a state of life of a vastly finer density of the Universe, often known as the “Astral planes”, sometimes referred to as “the beyond”, the “fourth dimension” or the “afterlife”. 

 But the Afterlife is vast . . . 
  
Immense darkness surrounds it – along with (strange) wonders.
THIS IS THE SECOND HEAVEN.

During Death, the DEPARTED (Children or Adults) are instantly “transported”to this strange and unfamiliar realm . . . even to the righteous this place is eerie.

This is the place where the darkness, spiritual forces, and authorities of the unseen world are unveiled and disclosed to the DEPARTED – because they’ve entered their abode.