What Happens when you die.
Peaceful Death
According to scientific research, the stage of death itself is not painful, terrifying, or distressing. It is an extremely peaceful phase, experienced uniformly by all individuals regardless of any factors or distinctions.
Pain Before Death
While some individuals may display signs of pain or distress before death, it is crucial to understand that these symptoms are related to accompanying physical conditions and discomfort. They are not inherent to the process of death itself.
DMT and shutdown Process
As the human body encounters various conditions and complexities, vital and delicate muscles become non-functional, initiating a process known as "shutdown" and marking the beginning of the dying phase.
During this time, the brain releases a chemical called Dimethyltryptamine (DMT) in significant amounts, leading to a sensation of lightness and drifting. The dying person experiences a profound sense of calmness and enters a dream-like state where memories emerge and are preserved in their consciousness.
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Why do people smile before they die?
In certain cases, due to complex factors in the brain, a larger quantity of neurotransmitters is released during the dying process. This excess neurotransmitter activity can cause the dying person to exhibit smiles (Smiling before death).
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It is not uncommon to hear stories of individuals smiling at the time of death. In such instances, the increased neurotransmitters, including DMT, contribute to the smiling phenomenon.
Dimethyltryptamine:
It is worth noting that DMT, a potent calming drug, is present among these neurotransmitters. Interestingly, synthetic forms of DMT can be created.
Each year, there are cases of curious and adventurous individuals worldwide who meet their demise due to excessive usage of this drug.
The actual phase of death is not painful, terrifying, or distressing. The journey beyond death and the complexities of consciousness remain fascinating areas for exploration, inviting us to contemplate the mysteries that lie beyond our mortal existence.
