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without any scientific evidence of an afterlife, many religions offer their own explanation as to what happens after death .
medically speaking, death happens in two stages. the first, clinical death, lasts for four to six minutes from the moment a person stops breathing and the heart stops pumping blood .
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he himself came close to death in a freak accident that saw him losing three limbs. however he says this has made him less concerned with that happens after the lingering .
and in a discussion about life and death with oprah, miller, who is also the former executive director of the zen hospice project, has revealed what happens as soon as you die .
the two certainties in life are supposedly death and taxes. even then, for some the latter isn' t always strictly true, which leaves just death .
altburger69' s brush with death didn' t stop them from cracking jokes .
a process called putrefaction happens after bacteria in the gastrointestinal tract eats through the abdominal organs, releasing horrid smells which attract insects .
‘death is swallowed up in victory’” (1 corinthians 15: 52, 54) .
unless you’ve been in the situation yourself, it’s hard to understand how this lingering manifests itself, but miller says it clearly happens .
miller believes the immediate moment after death should be respected and the moment of transition honoured .
during the afternoon of the second day of the mad symposium last weekend, rené redzepi, david chang and other members of the organizing team changed their green and white mad t - shirts to ominous black ones that read “death happens. ”
what happens when you die? it’s the most fundamental question there is, asked at one time or another by every single human being who ever lived .
death is the one of the last mysteries, remaining largely unknowable - regardless of huge scientific advancements .
what happens when you die? it’s a question that has crossed everyone’s mind, because death happens to everyone, regardless of age, race, gender, religion, or status. it is the unconquerable foe that has taken over the likes of alexander the great and julius caesar. postulates or theories by minds like einstein or stephen hawking can never be proved upon this subject. so what does the bible say ?
but recently a man who had been pronounced clinically dead twice said that there was “nothing there” after death .
alex atala, the brazilian chef of d. o. m. that time magazine recently declared was one of the 100 most influential people in the world, was barely visible in the shadow of the stage, his own “death happens” t - shirt thinly illuminated in an anemic blue light .
once biological death has happened muscles begin to relax, including the sphincter – which can cause the bowels to empty .
whatever it was, it changed my thoughts on a few things. i am still afraid to die, but i' m not worried about what happens after that .
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the second stage of dying, biological death, is the process by which the body’s organs shut down and cells begin to degenerate .
“o death, where is your sting? o hades, where is your victory? ” (1 corinthians 15: 55) .
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the centre for palliative care held a public forum, death happens! so let’s talk about how we die, to debunk commonly held myths about palliative care; provide a safe forum for people to air their concerns and learn about their options for end - of - life care; and talk about ways to talk to their family about their wishes .
according to miller, who’s spent years caring for terminally ill people, there’s often no dramatic moment of death, but rather it’s somewhat ordinary .
due to a sepsis and clostridium difficile infection, his condition worsened, and he slipped in and out of death, which he describes beautifully .
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at last weekend' s mad symposium in denmark, the grand finale started with a video of bloody butchery scenes. organizers traded out their cheery mad t - shirts for black tees that read
death happens .
then alex atela, the buzz - y brazilian chef appeared, holding a chicken by its neck. here' s what happened next, in the chef' s own words .
atala plucked, butchered and grilled the chicken at the mad after - party later that night, and there it was clear to him that not every member of the audience was offended by the bird’s dramatic demise. atala says, “i only brought a few of those death happens t - shirts with me and was surprised by how many people asked me for one after i killed the chicken. ”
while many users described their' death' as being like a void, idiedforabit had a very different experience after an allergic reaction which caused their heart to stop .
of course, no one can really know - death is a mystery - but some of us are certainly in a better place to speak about the topic than most .
the madly enthusiastic call for the bird’s demise made it clear that it was not heading back to the safe confines of a danish farm. the chanting nearly blew the top off the tent and grew even louder when atala gave the bird’s death the thumbs up .
no one was sure what they signified but everyone was curious and suspected it might have something to do with what was to come. it did. little did the audience know that they would be responsible for choosing life or death by the end of the day .
alex atala closed this year’s symposium with a climactic video narrated by redzepi. the crowd inside the circus tent went silent as scenes of animal butchery, blood and death played out on screen. it supercharged the space and fulfilled its intent to remind us that the meat on our plate once had a face, hot blood in its veins and a beating heart .
the bible compares death to sleep more than fifty times. after death we are asleep, we are unconscious; we are not aware of the passing of time or of what is going on around us. that is what death is like as well. the bible says, “for the living know that they will die; but the dead know nothing… their love, their hatred, and their envy have now perished” (ecclesiastes 9: 5, nkjv, see also psalm 146: 4; 115: 17). it makes sense that after lazarus was raised from the dead, he doesn’t share what he saw or experienced. he didn’t have anything to tell, except that once he was dead, and now he is alive! he didn’t experience hell or heaven. he was simply “sleeping” in his tomb. peter on the day of pentecost said the same of king david. “men and brethren, let me speak freely to you of the patriarch david, that he is both dead and buried, and his tomb is with us to this day…for david did not ascend into the heavens… (acts 2: 29, 34) .
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one of jesus’ most significant miracles recorded in the bible was the resurrection of lazarus from the dead (john 11). there are other instances of people who had been raised from the dead, but unlike those mentioned before in the bible, lazarus had been dead for an entire period of four days. when lazarus died, jesus said, “ ‘our friend lazarus sleeps, but i go that i may wake him up. ’ then his disciples said, ‘lord, if he sleeps he will get well. ’ however, jesus spoke of his death, but they thought that he was speaking about taking rest in sleep. ” (john 11: 11 - 13, nkjv) .
based upon the social media flurry inspired by the dramatic scene it was clear that the phrase “chicken with its head cut off” did not resonate. atala says, “i was shocked when i heard that people thought i had not killed the chicken properly and held it there to suffer. my message is to remember that we are all connected to the meat we consume, to never forget that to eat meat means that death happened. but this would never mean that i would make an animal suffer in order to consume it. an animal that gives its life for us should die in dignity and with integrity, and this is what i intended to illustrate by killing the chicken. i wanted to remind people that a life always has to end whenever we make the choice to eat an animal. ”
many christians think of the soul as an immortal entity within us that goes on living after death. what does the bible say? describing the creation of human beings in the beginning, the bible says, “and the lord god formed man of the dust of the ground, and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life; and man became a living soul” (genesis 2: 7, kjv). other bible translations say, “... and man became a living being” (nkjv; niv). god did not put a soul into man. he formed the body from the dust of the ground, and then he breathed his life - giving spirit into the lifeless body—and the result was a soul, or a living being. when a person dies, the reverse takes place. the breath of life departs from the body, and the soul no longer exists. that’s what the bible says. “the dust returns to the ground it came from, and the spirit returns to god who gave it” (ecclesiastes 12: 7, niv). at the resurrection, god reunites the body and his life - giving spirit—and the person lives again .
once the video stopped rolling a spotlight filled the stage and there stood atala holding a live chicken. the cinnamon - colored bird looked calm and warm tucked beneath the acclaimed chef’s arm, perfectly oblivious to the fate it would suffer in a few short minutes .
in an interview later, atala describes the scene: “i put my thumb out parallel to the floor to ask the audience if i should kill the chicken or not. i wanted every person in the room to have a stake in its fate. ”
he held his sinewy arm out with his thumb in neutral for several minutes as the crowd screamed wildly for him to kill it. he says, “i was surprised by how loud and insistent they were for me to kill it. i thought they might be sympathetic and request that i spare its life. ”
what the audience didn’t know is that atala had a plan for the bird’s safe refuge: “in the audience was the farmer who raised the bird. should they have decided to spare its life, my plan was to hand the chicken alive and well back to the farmer. ”
the shouting instantly subsided and the darkness filled with anticipatory silence as atala rung the chicken’s neck in a swift, deft motion .
what happened next was not unexpected for atala, but based upon the deluge of ensuing tweets that followed, it was clear that several people in the tent had never killed a chicken. atala says, “the nerves of a chicken continue to fire for a few seconds after it dies and this is why its wings continued to flap when i held it upside down by its feet after killing it. ”
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selection of tunes from the second season of chef' s table on netflix. additional music by sebastian ornemark, steve gernes and tyler sabbag. orchestrations by pantawit kiangsiri and sean sumwalt. soundtrack release is a future possibility! my hat is off to our musicians whose hard won expertise, experience and feeling truly brings the score to life. the city of prague philharmonic orchestra was recorded at smecky studios. our small ensemble recordings (feat. yabing tan, mikala schmitz, shenhua hu) were made here in los angeles at east west, inclement and animaux studios. i would like to personally thank all of you who take time to write or comment here and on facebook / insta. i' m honored and sincerely thankful for your kind thoughts :) to learn your experiences have been meaningful is the coolest thing ever. may you have many, many more! watch the series on netflix: urltoken urltoken / / all rights reserved .
amazing music! how is the song called that appears in the middle of the episode. with the beautiful piano chords? best f .
this is absolutely amazing. alex atala' s episode was by far the best episode for me in all the 3 seasons and it was elevated by this background score. the music evokes images of a protagonist finding his moment of clarity, source of strength and zen. can i buy this piece somewhere? are you planning to release an album ?
@ amempner: i' d love to make an album in this / call of the wild style when i get some free time .
@ joao - pedro - drumond - 315881620: i' m more than honored to hear that! thank you! i went to brazil in 2006, though it seems like yesterday. i could eat moqueca all day long .
@ andrew - mcleish - 982016903: awesome! this is in the works! ! pm me for more info .
@ laurent - payet - 532130113: part martial arts, part ocean wave. my pleasure, laurent !
as a brazilian, this music really takes me back home. i think you really captured the essence of our culture and alex' s personality. great job !
i' m absolutely in love with this riff man. please release this music somewhere
perfect mix of badass and calm moves for the episode on chef atala in this track. thank you: )
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one such person is dr b j miller, who is a hospice and palliative care physician at the university of california in san francisco .
in his role, miller spends his time working with terminally ill patients who are reaching the end of their lives .
“i’ve been around people who are just about to die, bodies that have just died, and there is this lingering sense, ” miller says. “there’s a lingering. ”
“one thing that my injuries helped me with was to not need to know, ” miller says .
“i didn’t need to have control over everything, i didn’t need to know the answers anymore. i mean, i love not knowing. the answer’s unimportant. it’s just a sacred and gorgeous moment. ”
“i’ve been around folks who, i’ll be sitting there talking with their family and we’re having a conversation, and the person dies in the middle of a conversation. and it’s seamless, ” he says .
“it’s almost gorgeously... mundane. it’s just, they were here and now they’re gone. there’s a moment where it’s just so matter - of - fact... that’s its sort of charm. it’s its beauty. ”
“it’s such a profound, stunning moment to see the body finally as a shell and devoid of that person, ” he says .
“in that moment of transition around the body, you’re really in touch with the continuum of life, that life is proceeding. that individual is gone, but life goes on. ”
they are the greatest of all of life’s imponderables which have been tackled, with varying degrees of success by science, art and religion .
during this stage, organs remain alive and there may be enough oxygen in the brain that no permanent damage occurs .
doctors are often able to halt this process by cooling the body below its normal temperature, allowing them to revive patients before brain damage sets in .
after 12 hours, skin loses its colour and blood pools at the lowest point of the body, causing red and purple bruising .
before this, rigor mortis sets in, making the body stiff and rigid. this is caused by calcium leaking into the muscle cells, which binds to protein and causes them to contract .
unless the body is embalmed, it will start decomposing as soon as blood stops flowing .
maggots laid by blowflies eat the rotting body tissue and can consume 60 per cent of the body’s tissue in a few weeks .
the remaining parts are then eaten by plants, insects and animals, which can take a year or more depending on how the body has been buried .
in a recent study, doctors found that thoughts do carry on for up to three minutes after the heart stops beating .
reddit user r00tdude wrote: “it was just black emptiness. no thoughts, no consciousness, nothing .
christians believe that after dying, spirits are sent to heaven or hell depending on their earthly behaviour .
depending on which strand of the religion you ask, sinners are sent to hell either for eternity or until they have repented their actions. those who have lived their lives according to christian principles will be sent to heaven .
catholics believe in the idea of purgatory, a place between heaven and hell where sinners first go to repent for their wrong - doings .
the islamic faith teaches that allah will raise the dead on
the last day” – a date known only to him. on this day, he will judge all souls and send them to either paradise or hell .
muslims believe that until then, the dead remain in their graves, where they will be sent visions of their fate .
according to buddhists, spirits are reincarnated into new bodies until they achieve enlightenment. upon doing so, they will exit the mortal coil and reach nirvana – an
incomprehensible, indescribable, inconceivable and unutterable” place .
unlike most religions, the concept of an afterlife isn’t central to judaism, instead it focuses on actions made in life .
there are some mentions of an afterlife in the religion, but not one divided into heaven and hell .
the torah talks of an afterlife called sheol – a shadowy place down in the centre of the earth, where all souls go to without judgement .
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i finally got to read my pile of journals that had been occupying my coffee table for the summer. i usually take a few volumes and hole up on the couch absorbing the new research that has come out. i was personally touched by dr. anne katz' s (2013) editorial in the july issue of the oncology nursing forum titled
scar tissue in the heart .
it has happened before with her articles, but this time was a little more poignant than ever before. i felt like she was articulating thoughts that i have in my own head in a clearer way than i could ever express them myself. dr. katz, stop reading my mind .
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if souls existed as separate entities that lived on after we died, that would mean we have immortality. however, the bible says human beings do not have immortality. only god is immortal (see 1 timothy 6: 15, 16). paul says that the righteous “seek for glory, honor, and immortality” (romans 2: 7). if we had immortal souls, why would the righteous seek after something they already have ?
though we may die, jesus says, “i am the resurrection and the life. he who believes in me, though he may die, he shall live” (john 11: 25). we will receive immortality when jesus comes again (see 1 corinthians 15: 51 - 54). the bible says that all those who have died—both righteous and wicked—will be raised to life in one of two resurrections. the righteous will be raised to life at jesus’ second coming. “for the lord himself will descend from heaven with a shout, with the voice of an archangel, and with the trumpet of god. and the dead in christ will rise first” (1 thessalonians 4: 16, nkjv). according to this verse, the righteous do not go to heaven when they die. they remain asleep in the grave until jesus returns and raises them to immortal life (see 1 corinthians 15: 50 - 57) .
the wicked are raised to life in a separate resurrection—the resurrection of condemnation. jesus said, “do not marvel at this; for the hour is coming in which all who are in the graves will hear his voice and come forth—those who have done good, to the resurrection of life, and those who have done evil, to the resurrection of condemnation” (john 5: 28, 29, nkjv) .
the prophets never mention in the bible that the righteous immediately go to heaven or the wicked go to hell when they die. neither did jesus and his apostles teach it. when jesus was about to leave his disciples, he did not tell them they would soon come to him. “let not your heart be troubled; you believe in god, believe also in me. in my father’s house are many mansions; if it were not so, i would have told you. i go to prepare a place for you. and if i go and prepare a place for you, i will come again and receive you to myself; that where i am, there you may be also” (john 14: 1 - 3, nkjv) .
when he returns, our loved ones asleep in christ will awake from their tombs. no matter how long the time has passed, be it long or short, will seem but a moment to them. by the voice of jesus, they are called forth from their deep slumber they will begin to think just where they ceased, awakening to a glorious immortality .
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as for what it' s like to die, there are popular theories about white lights and seeing your life cinematically flash before your eyes .
the only insight we have are accounts from people who have been medically dead then resuscitated, some of whom have taken to reddit to answer the impossible
what' s it like to die ?
question as best they can. and the answers vary a lot .
five years ago monitormonkey underwent major surgery during which he bled out, causing him to be dead for several minutes .
i woke up in what looked like space but there weren' t any stars or light. i wasn' t floating so to speak, i was just there .
i wasn' t hot or cold, hungry or tired - just a peaceful neutral kind of thing. i knew there was light and love somewhere nearby but i had no urge or need to go to it right away .
i remember thinking over my life, but it wasn' t like a montage. more like i was idly flipping through a book and snippets stood out here and there .
schneidah7 was thrown from his motorbike while cruising at 50 mph and was medically dead when he was taken to hospital. as he lay in the road before the ambulance came, he recalled someone he knew encouraging him .
i just remember being on the pavement and things slowly going black and quiet .
the only reason i didn' t fall asleep was because of a bizarre moment where i heard someone yelling,' ranger up you candy f * * *! come on man, get up. get up. get up!'
then someone was slapping my helmet (which was basically smushed really hard onto my head) .
when i opened my eyes i saw my brother squatting on the pavement next me to. this was odd because my brother died from an overdose several years ago .
the only other thing i remember is him glancing at his watch and saying something like' they' ll be here soon' and then walking away .
i wish i could give more detail but i honestly don' t remember much of the incident and still have trouble with my memory as a result of the accident .
i remember a feeling of being sucked backwards, extremely slowly, like being pulled through water and this blackness fading in and out .
at one point it faded back in and i was staring out at a garden .
it wasn' t filled with flowers, just dust and patchy grass. there was a playground with a merry - go - round in the middle and two children running around it. a boy and a girl .
it' s difficult to describe but i got the feeling i could choose if i wanted to stay or leave, but every time i tried to go back i was held in place .
i went through all the reasons i wanted to go back, and when i told the presence i didn' t want to abandon my mother whatever held me finally let go .
i snapped back into my body. my heart had stopped for six minutes .
as a teenager, thedeadmanwalks had been going through months of chemotherapy when his nose started bleeding uncontrollably .
the worst part of it all, looking back, is how peaceful it can seem .
it' s like wanting to hit the snooze button on your alarm at 7am .
and maybe you do hit it once or twice but then you remember that you have work or school and that sleep can wait because you' ve still got s * * * to do .
had a heart attack last year and my heart stopped three times in the emergency room .
apparently, each time they shocked me back i' woke up' (how it felt) and told the staff a different knock - knock joke each time .
in the aftermath of a motorbike accident, rullknuf' s breathing and pulse stopped and he went
cramp and stiff
. after two minutes, his friend managed to resuscitate him .
for me it was just a blackout. no dreams, no' visions, just nothing .
apparently i asked over ten times what happened and apparently i shall be happy to be alive today .
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click on the forum videos below to learn more about palliative care and the important role it plays for those with life - limiting illness, and their families .
prof peter hudson, the director of the centre for palliative care welcomes the audience and introduces the moderator, dr gael jennings, honorary fellow at the centre for advancing journalism, the university of melbourne, who presents a screening of marmaduke’s story: a family’s experience of palliative care before welcoming carer simon waring to the stage. mr waring cared for both his young son and wife throughout their terminal illnesses and speaks of the vital support palliative care provided for his family .
dr jennings introduces international key note speaker, dr diane meier, director of the center to advance palliative care in new york, usa, who speaks about transforming the care of serious illness through palliative care .
a moderated panel discussion takes questions from the floor. the panel, moderated by dr jennings, includes dr meier, mr waring, dr carolyn lethborg (clinical leader, cancer & chronic illness, st vincent’s hospital, melbourne), a / prof mark boughey (director palliative medicine, st vincent’s hospital, melbourne), and carmel smith (executive manager, goulburn valley hospice care service inc, shepparton).
death happens ( thai : 6:66 dtaai mai daai dtaai ) is a 2009 thai language horror film . it was directed by taklaew rueangrat and stars actors susira angelina naenna , jason young , and yodchai meksuwan . it was released in thailand on 30 july 2009 . 
death happens (thai: 6:66 dtaai mai daai dtaai) is a 2009 thai language horror film. it was directed by taklaew rueangrat and stars actors susira angelina naenna, jason young, and yodchai meksuwan. it was released in thailand on 30 july 2009.
death happens (thai: 6:66 dtaai mai daai dtaai) is a 2009 thai language horror film. it was directed by taklaew rueangrat and stars actors susira angelina naenna, jason young, and yodchai meksuwan. it was released in thailand on 30 july 2009.