I also experienced a general anesthesia operation. I really had no consciousness. The operation lasted for more than an hour, and it was like pressing the pause button on my life. It was like my own time had stopped, and I felt that my soul did not exist. But I saw so many netizens commenting on near-death experiences or out-of-body experiences. I have been wondering about the answer to this question that has been debated for thousands of years. Wang Chong of the Eastern Han Dynasty, and Fan Zhen of the Tang Dynasty were all famous atheists. Why do most people still believe in the soul in reality?
Does this law really exist: if you believe it, there will be it, if you don’t believe it, there will be nothing? It's just that there is currently no way to prove it. We don’t know enough about the world we live in. If you don’t believe in the soul, what will be shown to you is only one time and space; if you believe in the soul, what will be shown is another time and space, and there is a certain intersection between the two time and spaces. So there has always been a debate about whether there is a soul in the world? Perhaps no one is right or wrong, but our psychological research has not yet reached the corresponding height.
Can this also be used to explain what is said in ghost stories? A person can see or hear a ghost standing in front of him, but others cannot see or hear anything? Or is this just a psychological activity?
Wang Shouren is the master of mind science . He believes that the heart is the origin of all things. In the context of materialism being the mainstream thought, it is not objective to believe that the heart is the origin. It is just a category of philosophical thought research. However, we have to admit that psychological cues or psychological effects may be more influential than we generally think.
Everything in this world can only work through human psychology. We must not understand the side of consciousness...
