the only problem i have with NDE stories are the similarities between them and their much more scientific GLOC (Gravitational loss of consciousness) experiments conducted by NIDS (natl institute for discovery science)
James Whinnery GLOC experiments
Common experience described by NDE proponents:
Tunnel vision / bright light
Feelings of Floating
Autoscopy (Out-of-body experience)
Conscious but affected by paralysis
Vivid dreamlets / beautiful places
a. Euphoria
b. Dissociation
Visions of dead or unborn friends &/or family Prior memories / thoughts inclusion
which are EXACTLY the same as the effects described by pilots in over 700 recorded instances of GLOC (during the study).
Also strange is how similar reports of the old world (pre-european enlightenment) "demonic possessions" are to modern day "Alien abduction" accounts.
Until we have a more resolute understanding of the internal working of the brain (and by extension the understanding of consciousness and reality) we must be very careful how much credence we give to personal accounts. Remember people, Life is a
subjective experience. We can only believe what our senses tell us. to believe without question is to take a plunge into the realm of faith. (that last time we collectively did this as a people it was called the DARK AGES)
Nothing wrong with faith... Im very spiritual myself, we just have to analyze these scenarios with much skepticism and allow the blade of science peel away the layers of untruth.
DEATH TO VOODOO SCIENCE!