Mind shapes brain

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 well, I actually don't see any evidence about anything after death, our body dies, our brain along with it, but our mind is not the same as our brain, our mind shapes our brain, thoughts shape the neural structures of the brain, think a certain way long enough or act a certain way long enough your brain changes according to the minds input.

We have no evidence wether the mind disperses or not, only the person who has died actually does and can ever know that, through sense. No one else would be privy to the same sense experience.
But what about my hallucination comment, how do you explain that away?

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