What One Man Saw During Six Minutes of Being ‘Dead’

A Reddit user recently shared a powerful account of what they experienced during a six-minute cardiac arrest.

After collapsing and being revived en route to the hospital,

they described a vivid, haunting event that has stayed with them ever since.

While many near-death experiences bring peace,

this one was filled with emotional intensity and disturbing visions.

The user described encountering a presence that felt both childlike and cruel,

saying it emotionally “batted” them around like a toy.

The pain wasn’t physical but deeply psychological—

comparable to overwhelming grief or loss. Unlike peaceful afterlife stories,

this one offered no comfort or clarity, only confusion and emotional torment.

According to the account, the presence offered an unsettling

message about their return to life and warned them against speaking about what they had seen.

Now physically recovered with medical help,

the user says the experience left them spiritually shaken and unsure of what to believe.

Doctors suggested the visions may have been caused

by trauma or brain activity during resuscitation, but for the user, the experience felt undeniably real.

Their story serves as a reminder that near-death experiences can vary widely and sometimes leave behind more questions than answers.

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