Typoz
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I'm not sure it's correct to say we have no way of knowing. I'm pretty sure there are past-life regression type reports which fill in at least some of this portion of existence. The same might apply to some reports via mediums. That's at least two lines of research to be followed. I won't point to any specific reports, it is more of a general comment that I don't think we should consider anything to be inherently unknowable.As Cameron intimated, we hear of near death experiences only from people who survive. They report their experiences from that perspective: they could hardly do anything else. After actual death, we have no way of knowing what they experience.