Jeremy Renner snowplow accident interview
por Lucid Arthur: Jeremy Renner
Jeremy Renner opened up on NBC News about the moment a snowplow nearly took his life, describing the near-death event as wonderfully peaceful rather than a journey. He called it a flood of love with overwhelming gratification and satisfaction, noting there was no void or questions because everything is already answered. The actor compared the state to a continuation, a dot, dot, dot, rather than an end, affirming that existence happens concurrently and spirits coexist together. He also shared that he laid his mother to rest last year and feels certain she is okay.
Transcrição (en)
What's it like to die? Pretty peaceful. You know what I mean? Wonderfully peaceful. It's magnificent. There's no questions because everything's answered. Everything just is and it's all fueled in love. And everything's connected at once. We're all connected as one thing. Were you going on a journey? Well, I don't know. It was more of like a flood than it was like a journey. I feel like it was more a flood of love and this overwhelming feeling of, like, gratification, satisfaction. There's no void of anything, like you have, like you're at the finish line of anything. Whatever, like, there's a punctuation. It's more like a dot, dot, dot, the continuation of, if it's a punctuation. Yeah, we all want to know. I mean, I laid my mother to rest last year. Yeah. And, you know, I remember holding her hand and thinking she was there, and now she's not there. Yeah, but— And is she okay? Yeah, absolutely. I say absolutely, without a doubt. It's all happening concurrently. In my mind, this is just an extension of what our spirit and soul is and how it exists. We're already collectively existing and coexisting together anyway. Okay.
