Reading Time: 5 minutes Evidence for NDE’s includes some corroborated reports with some limited scientific means of testing and systemising them. We have 4 types of evidence we will use in this case: Almost dead; post-heart stoppage; Post-brain activity and Loved ones whose death was at the time unknown. [1] The 4th and final Read more…
Reading Time: 3 minutes Is there any rhyme or reason to this collection of bizarre experiences? Can they be organised into observable and monitorable data? A wide collective of researchers have gone far beyond the odd account here and there. There are now numerous, large studies which have quantified data and devised ingenious methods Read more…
Reading Time: 3 minutes Wilder Penfield Studies in brain research is building a case for dualism and perhaps even life beyond the grave. Wilder Penfield, often seen as the father of modern neurosurgery, “mapped” the brain during surgery by electrically probing certain areas while the patient was fully conscious. He was able to do Read more…
Reading Time: 3 minutes 3 Interesting reactions I’ll document here that people have taken to in light of this powerful research. John Beloff John in the journal The Humanist argues that the data in favour of life after death was so impressive that even humanists should just admit an afterlife and then attempt to Read more…
Reading Time: 7 minutes Introduction NDE’s are intriguing, many believe they tell us something about a life beyond and I believe that too, they give us some insight into that life (For me near death is near death, it may not be a clear picture of non-returnable death but a component God has instilled Read more…
Reading Time: 4 minutes Could NDE’s be explained by something such as medical causes alike drugs, or psychological reasons such as hallucinations, or by natural abilities, biases, or fakery? These are questions that we must address. Could drugs, either medicinal or otherwise cause or contribute highly to NDEs? [1] What about other medical conditions Read more…
Reading Time: < 1 minute How about hallucinations not caused by medical factors? Depersonalisation (a recreation to life-threatening dangler in terms of personal detachment from a situation), wishful thinking, dreams or other related altered states of consciousness such as those sometimes achieved in various sorts of isolation conditions? These also cannot account for NDEs. Firstly, Read more…
Reading Time: 5 minutes Some have suggested a more naturalistic method that tries to account for the objective elements. Could the NDEers have collected the data they reported in more normal ways? Or could they have fabricated the data, consciously or unconsciously? Or are the researchers at fault? Perhaps their biases have influenced their Read more…
Reading Time: 3 minutes What about Telepathy or some other form of ESP (extra sensory perception)? Could drawing form the minds of the living person’s credibility explain corroborative near-death experiences? IT doesn’t look like it. Firstly, it presupposes “Super ESP” hypothesis, that these powers permeates can explain countless phenomena that are now misunderstood. But Read more…
Reading Time: 9 minutes I have presented here a case for consciousness living beyond, and surviving biological death, that there is a part of us that transcends our physical body and has the potential to be active in such a state. This is first presented by evaluating four lines of evidence for Near-Death Experiences. Read more…