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NDERF 4722 Wan Fu NDE 16105
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Moderate Evidence
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Low Compatibility
seeing two worlds, ongoing fear
This experience raises biblical concerns on multiple levels. First, it resulted from a suicide attempt, which scripture considers sin against God who gives life. The initial experience of burning torment could represent judgment or consequences of self-harm. While encountering his deceased father might seem comforting, the father's growing voice becoming scary and forcing return differs from peaceful biblical encounters. Most concerning is the ongoing confusion between realities and fearful experiences afterward, suggesting possible demonic oppression or mental disturbance rather than divine encounter. The absence of God, angels, or spiritual transformation indicates this was not a godly vision. The continuing fear and anxiety contradict the peace that comes from genuine encounters with the divine. The experience seems more like a near-death crisis with hallucinations than a spiritual revelation, complicated by the sinful act that precipitated it.
At age 25, Wan Fu attempted suicide with sleeping pills due to severe depression from muscle atrophy, wheelchair confinement since age 16, and business failure. Initially expecting peaceful death, he experienced excruciating burning pain throughout his organs as if drinking sulfuric acid, while remaining conscious but unable to move or call for help. After endless suffering, warmth enveloped him like being in his parents' embrace. His brain exploded with memories - every life detail shown visually like a revolving lantern, re-experiencing everything from first and second person perspectives. He found himself in his childhood home with his deceased father who told him "You still have something to do" and expressed concern for his mother. His father's voice grew louder, forcing him back to his body. He awoke in the hospital surrounded by family and friends. Since then he feels he can see two worlds simultaneously and questions which reality is real, experiencing ongoing fearful and anxious events.
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