NDE my near death experience

Ring~ It's 12:10. Already noon? This should be the gazillions times I woke up around this time and head straight for lunch. The fact that I was astonished for myself is probably because I managed to slept pass the 14 hours, breaking my all-time records! Back in Inti College, I get to sleep for 7 hours the maximum and now for 14 hours, doubling the time? *shocked* My body must be trying hard to redeem the hours deprived during my abused college life.
Do you think people like me who get to sleep for long hours eventually found their light in dreams and finally crossed over the bridge to the afterlife, pass away in peace?? LOL, maybe too much reading on Alyson Noel's novel for me..

Yet to be honest, I do believe in afterlife. Not because I'm a Buddhist in which my religion teaching strictly believes in Karma concept, but because my elder brother did experienced it himself. Don't get me wrong, my elder brother is still alive and very healthy but that time he was one foot in the coffin, a close one according to the doctor. To explain this, afterlife is not much different than the fictional novel after all- you'll see a flashback of your own life, many tiny film pieces annex in your brain, framing your present and the past in an odd way that almost lacking sense of subsequent. In other words, sporadic and scattered . Well, at least that is what I heard from my bro, mix and mingle with my own interpretations.

I do not have any afterlife or soul-out-of-body experience yet but NDE did come across me yesterday. It happens when I'm trying to make a right turn at the three way junction, a white horse from the opposite road crossing over at the same time. I nearly ramps through the pretty pony while it gallops towards my Camry. The female jokey barely hold her horse in hands. Luckily in that fussy situation, I was sober enough to perform a breakneck emergency brake and press the car hon simultaneously. Funny thing is that I wonder why I never had any pictures in my mind or I've missed it?! L-O-L That is definitely shocking and awkward... Who would ever breed a horse in a housing area with no sandy beach in sight? Don't tell me they fancy horse milk here o.O