Filip M asked:


I want to know what happens to brain while a person is dying.
As far as i know, brain produces the anestetics before death. And, also, dying person can see the white light, which is a product of burning neurons.
Few days ago, i have seen in a show in “Discovery” that there is a part of the brain that is inactive during the person’s life, but that activates shortly after the death. Is this the part of the brain that gives us the illusion of the eternal life ? Cause, in my atheistic opinion (which means that i reject the theory of heaven/hell/purifying grounds/nirvana etc.) death brings us to state of lucid dreaming, which wipes out the memory of our death, and let us “live” in illusion forever, crafting our own world.
So, if someone is a Buddhist, his/her mind (which is crafted to produce nirvana during his/her life) will create illusion of void. If someone is Christian, his/her mind (which is crafted to produce heaven/hell-depending on person’s conscience) will create those illusions.
Addition : I had to add this, cuz question was too long to fit.

So, if someone is an atheist, his mind will produce a lucid dream which can be fully manipulated, which is why i choose this way…the way with no barriers in mind.

Thanks for reading.