By Jonathan Petre, 9-12-01
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NEW evidence that patients whose hearts stop beating can experience a form of afterlife is to be published this week, supporting the view that the mind - or soul - can survive death.
Doctors who studied 344 heart attack survivors found that more than one in 10 had experienced emotions, visions or lucid thoughts while they were "clinically dead" - unconscious with NO SIGNS OF PULSE, BREATHING OR !!BRAIN ACTIVITY!!.
Some reported having "out-of-body" experiences.
The research, by a Dutch team, is to be published in Britain's leading medical journal, the Lancet. It will be seized on by academics who believe that the mind can continue to work after the brain has stopped. Church leaders will cite it as evidence for the existence of a soul.
The two-year study in 10 Dutch hospitals found that 12 per cent of cardiac arrest survivors reported having various "near-death experiences" (NDEs) before being resuscitated. One said he had floated out of his body and watched doctors as they removed his dentures before putting a tube down his throat as part of efforts to revive him.
http://etad.telegraph.co.uk/html.ng/site=et&spaceid=box2&logstatus=f&transactionID=10086780087666787&Sect=uk&view=details
NEW evidence that patients whose hearts stop beating can experience a form of afterlife is to be published this week, supporting the view that the mind - or soul - can survive death.
Doctors who studied 344 heart attack survivors found that more than one in 10 had experienced emotions, visions or lucid thoughts while they were "clinically dead" - unconscious with NO SIGNS OF PULSE, BREATHING OR !!BRAIN ACTIVITY!!.
Some reported having "out-of-body" experiences.
The research, by a Dutch team, is to be published in Britain's leading medical journal, the Lancet. It will be seized on by academics who believe that the mind can continue to work after the brain has stopped. Church leaders will cite it as evidence for the existence of a soul.
The two-year study in 10 Dutch hospitals found that 12 per cent of cardiac arrest survivors reported having various "near-death experiences" (NDEs) before being resuscitated. One said he had floated out of his body and watched doctors as they removed his dentures before putting a tube down his throat as part of efforts to revive him.
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Vanhimmat
eli mitähän tämä todistaa? että 12%:lla ihmisistä
on sielu? ja miksi todistaa asia, joka on ollut
yleisessä tiedossa jo vuosituhansia? sama sielu,
samat kokemukset uskontokunnasta riippumatta...
valotunneleita, enkeleitä, ruumiista irtautumista
(12%) ja pimeys, tyhjyys (88%)?