In 1958, a foreign man suffered a cardiac arrest for 10 minutes in a car accident, and after waking up, he drew a "hell" scene from memory
Beksinski's works have no name, only a common number "The World After Death".
According to him, he once saw hell after a car accident, and since then he has devoted himself to depicting this appearance through painting.
In fact, there is a proper term for the experience that Beksinski is talking about, which is called a "near-death experience". As the name suggests, it is a spiritual experience that people have before they are about to die.
The people who can talk about their near-death experiences are obviously the lucky ones who got away with it in critical situations.
The scientific community has been working on this topic, and there is even a documentary abroad that specifically looks for people who say they have had near-death experiences and asks them to tell what they saw.
In February 2017, a medical scientist at a New York hospital publicly stated that the patient may indeed be conscious when he died.
Patients who have had near-death experiences even said that when they were in heart failure, when the doctor resuscitated him, he felt his consciousness separated from his body, and he was in a peaceful state of mind looking at everything that was happening in the operating room from a third perspective.
Many experts agree that near-death experiences are plausible, but they are often triggered by a physical crisis that triggers a brief period of consciousness.
In fact, there is no such thing as a miracle, and it does not prove the existence of an afterlife, but it is just a mental activity triggered by people at a critical moment, which is generally only a very small number of cases.
Anyone who has killed a chicken may have experienced that even if the chicken's neck has been cut off and the major arteries are bleeding, the excited chicken will continue to walk upright, even after losing its head.
This is just a physiological response of muscles, but some organs are still active for a short period of time, and cannot represent a deeper meaning.
Apparently, the painter Beksinski may have had a near-death experience as well, but his experience was not peaceful.
Born during World War II, Kosinski witnessed first-hand the brutality of war and the many corpses that are a terrifying memory for any child.
As Kosinski grew older, the post-war hellish sights he had seen might have been deliberately hidden by his subconscious, but when he was confronted with a near-death experience, the memories came flooding back, leading him to think that he had seen hell.
Overwhelmed, Kosinski thought he had really seen hell, so he decided to paint the "world after death".
What you see in just a few minutes of NDE is not enough to support Kosinski's painting for so many years, so it is clear that his work also contains a lot of imagination and play.
Under the shadow of this negative information, Koczynski became more and more depressed, and his thoughts and thoughts were also related to the theme of hell, so that his work presented a sense of the end of the world, and was sought after by many people.
In his later years, Kosinski was not lucky, first losing his wife and then his son. It is not known whether it was influenced by his father's repressed thoughts, Kosinski's son committed suicide in depression, and Kosinski personally found his son's body.
This made Kosinski even more afraid of death, though he once said that he was not afraid of the outcome, but of the process of death, which seems to be related to his particular near-death experience.
Sadly, Kosinski did die a terrible death. For some reason, the friend's son had a deep grudge against Kosinsky, and took advantage of his surprise to stab Kosinsky more than a dozen times, and Kesinsky finally died in agony.
There is no hell in the world, and the hell that Kosinski saw came from the harm that wars took on ordinary people during World War II!
Information sources:
Is consciousness still there after death? NDE subjects report feeling separated from their bodies--- Globe.com
Zisław Bexinski--- Baidu Encyclopedia
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