Jeremy Renner's death experience (News 11:11)The acclaimed movie actor has written a memoir book about his most important life experience.
“When I died, what I felt was energy. A beautiful, fantastic energy of constant interconnectedness. There was no time, no place, no space. There was nothing to look at but a transparent vision surrounding me, woven from threads of this unfathomable energy. The threads were like the swift lines of car taillights you see in night photography.
I was in space: no sound, no wind, nothing but this extraordinary electricity, by which I was connected to everyone and everything, to anyone and everything in the world. Was connected at every moment of time, in an instant magnified to a degree that defies mathematical definition.
What came to me as I lay on the ice was both an extremely exhilarating peacefulness and the deepest release of adrenaline, but at the same time a sense of perfect serenity. Electric serenity.
I can still feel this cosmos, quiet, still, empty, yet filled with both every moment and every eternity. Where, for the first time in my life, my existence has nothing to do with time.
It was an absolutely beautiful place, overflowing with cognizable magic. It pulsed, it floated; it was beyond language, beyond thought, beyond reason, it was a place of pure feeling.
I could see my whole life. I could see everything at once. It could have lasted ten seconds, it could have lasted five minutes. It could have been forever. Who knows how long? There was no time in this death, no time at all, and yet it was always and at all times.
All of life was great; and with death, all of life only got better. Everything and everyone I love or have ever loved in my life, it was all with me. Remember that feeling as a child when you were at Disneyland or woke up on Christmas morning anticipating a gift? Now I was experiencing roughly the same thing, but to a disproportionately heightened degree.
And I also saw threads of light, threads that visually connected me to everything, always and forever. I believe that all this energy connects everything and always; there is no time continuum here. And my death confirmed this to me: I was nowhere, in a land of non-linear energy, filled with beauty and wonder.
And there I knew, as I know it now and will always know from now on: Death is not something to be afraid of... “”.
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