> Your real struggle was in between the realms.

Yes, you are right, my reply didn't mention this

> I was there (in a NDE) 3 times. I know how is it. Is painful. And that's why most of people are afraid of death, because they have that in memory from their previous incarnations.

I had another NDE but that wasn't really a NDE but it still felt like dying: near ego death or NED, lol

I would say I am not afraid of death anymore but the process of dying.

> Very fee people had a peaceful death, fron natural ageing.

Yes, I would like to have a peaceful death but that needs to be earned as this scene hints at:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F6bssc-SYzI

> Please read my okd post about NDE.

You mean https://stacker.news/items/277326, right? If so, I did

I wasn't referred to the pain in your legs.
Your real struggle was in between the realms.
Sometimes the physical pain in the body can put you in the thin line between life and death. But that is only the death of your body / vessel. You, the real YOU, is not dying, just looking for a new journey.

I was there (in a NDE) 3 times. I know how is it. Is painful. And that's why most of people are afraid of death, because they have that in memory from their previous incarnations. 

Very few people had a peaceful death, fron natural ageing.

Ok I talk too much. Please read my okd post about NDE.

DarthCoin

Everyday I can move my toes is a good day

And if I am not having a good day, I can just rub a specific spot at my back and I feel some kind of electrical discharge which reminds me of the accident and how close I was of sitting in a wheelchair forever. Or think of all the injuries or other trauma I don't have since I have never been caught in a war.

Pretty cool if you think of accidents that way: vivid reminders how fragile life is

mostly_harmless

4_F4ll_GuY_0x01.md

*He must feel the pain... Only then, will appreciate the peace of mind.*