French woman claims to have seen her grandfather during near-death experience

NIRMAL YESODA

Since the day humans achieved consciousness, they are trying to unveil the conundrums associated with death. According to modern medical science, a human dies when his or her brain stops functioning. However, spiritualists have a different explanation, as they believe that humans enter a different realm after death. Citing various religious textbooks, these spiritualists argue that humans begin their eternal journey after taking their last breath.

Adding up the heat to these claims, a near-death experience (NDE) testimonial shared by a French woman named Sinnaev has now gone viral on online spaces. Sinnaev shared this testimonial on the NDERF (Near-Death Experience Research Foundation) website. In the testimonial, she has claimed to have seen her grandfather during the NDE.

While being on the verge of death, Sinnaev apparently saw a dark tunnel where a light can be seen at the end. Later, she saw her grandfather who died when she was aged 13. The grandfather apparently told Sinnaev that her time is not up, and asked her to go back to earth to take care of her kid.

“My grandfather said, ‘You still have a lot to accomplish here on earth and your earthly mission is not over. The time has not yet come to join me.’ He added, ‘You have a one-and-a-half-year-old son who needs you.’ I asked, ‘How do you know that since you died when I was 13 years old?’ He replied, ‘From up here, we know everything and see everything!’ We both said to each other, ‘See you soon’,” wrote Sinnaev on the NDERF website.

The testimonial shared by Siannev has already gone viral, and people have started claiming that the near-death experience of this woman is authentic proof of life after death.

However, medical experts have dismissed these claims, and they assure that there is no life after death. According to these experts, the brain used to adopt a survival trick during life-threatening moments, and it results in these weird visual hallucinations.