Do near-death experiences prove that there is life after death?
View PDF | Print View –> by: Joe Total views: 682 Word Count: 553 A NDE or near-death experience can be described as one or more out-of-body sensations, including apparent levitation, a mental or physical feeling of detaching from the Earthly body, an overwhelming sense of security and warmth, and/or the feeling or vision of a all-loving being or light. To the experiencer this sensation is honestly believed to be supernatural – a glimpse into the afterlife or perhaps residing temporarily with God. The experiencer feels that what has just happened to them is evidence, at least to them, that death is not the end. They strongly believe that some part of us survives the physical death, and that this part of must therefore live on forever. NDE cases are reported when a person that is clinically dead claims to remember life-like experiences, in the immediate area of the death or seemingly in other dimension or location. NDE reports are increasingly more frequent with continual advances in m
View PDF | Print View –> by: Joe Total views: 854 Word Count: 553 A NDE or near-death experience can be described as one or more out-of-body sensations, including apparent levitation, a mental or physical feeling of detaching from the Earthly body, an overwhelming sense of security and warmth, and/or the feeling or vision of a all-loving being or light. To the experiencer this sensation is honestly believed to be supernatural – a glimpse into the afterlife or perhaps residing temporarily with God. The experiencer feels that what has just happened to them is evidence, at least to them, that death is not the end. They strongly believe that some part of us survives the physical death, and that this part of must therefore live on forever. NDE cases are reported when a person that is clinically dead claims to remember life-like experiences, in the immediate area of the death or seemingly in other dimension or location. NDE reports are increasingly more frequent with continual advances in m
