Are Near Death Experiences:

Evidence of an Afterlife or Not?

Near death experiences (NDEs) are found to be very common in all different countries. NDEs are explained by a separate soul or consciousness rising out of the body and slowly, peacefully floating to the ceiling. When the victim has reached the ceiling he/she will watch down on their own body and can recall what has happened to them afterwards. This stage is known as the ‘out of body experience’ and when this stage occurs the victim is either clinically dead or in a great deal of pain, near to death. The second stage is well-known as the ‘tunnel of light.’ In this stage of the NDE the victim will often drift into a dark tunnel with a bright light at the end. The final stage (‘the heavenly stage’) is usually identified by the victim when he/she is found to be walking calmly in a beautiful park with graceful music playing in the background. The victim generally sees a close friend or relative which has recently deceased.

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Many NDEs have occurred with heart attack victims. In most of these cases the patient has only experienced the ‘out of the body’ stage. However, the memories are very clear and the victim can recall what had happened without the information already stored in the brain. There is no possible way the patient would have known this would have happened.

        Another experience was recorded but this time instead of just the first stage, the ‘tunnel of light’ stage and ‘the heavenly stage’ also happened. This time the patient was suffering from labour pains. The victim had just had her ...

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