Near death experience

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Hi friends, last night I finished a book called Near Death Experience or NDE, it's a book filled with stories of people who almost died and just returned on time. I admit that I remained disturbed after reading this book, I tend to believe all these testimonies and I say to myself that we are still far from knowing all the mysteries surrounding the man ...
During their experience, they each testify to their experience and often, astonishing details of similarity return in each testimony like the famous white light or the observation of the scene being like coming out of his body floating on the ceiling.

Kenneth Ring, a professor of psychology at the University of Connecticut in the United States and founder of the International Association for Near Death Studies (IANDS), defined the 5 stages of an NDE:

1. The pain suddenly disappears, the subject finds a peace never known before (100% of cases).

2. He has the sensation of coming out of his body, of seeing himself - generally from above - of being able to read other people's thoughts or to cross the walls (60% of cases).

3. It is sucked into a vacuum, a tunnel, with the impression of moving at high speed while remaining motionless, to have no more body while retaining its senses (23% of cases).

4. He sees parents appear, his whole life scrolls in time before him, he moves towards a light that becomes more and more brilliant without dazzling him (16% of cases).

5. Entering this light leads to the indescribable: beauty, love, knowledge, meeting of spiritual entities, return to an original matrix, non-sexual orgasm, fusion (10% of cases)

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This experience of imminent death is already told in very old stories, for example, Perceval, Knight of the Round Table, is hanged by brigands and narrowly escaped. At the second he thinks he is dying, time stops and he enters an extraordinary dimension, where a light made of absolute love and knowledge shines.

Among millions of people whose hearts have stopped or who have been in a coma and our resuscitation techniques have managed to bring back, some speak of a journey that changed their lives.
In the Netherlands, a survey conducted with the greatest scientific rigor in the cardiology departments of ten large hospitals, has shown that 18% of patients resuscitated in extremis have experienced a near death experience.

The modern NDE study began in the 1970s in the United States. Researchers realize that millions of people have lived through this borderline experience, that it has visibly upset their existence, but that it is nowhere to be found in either medicine or the humanities. The concern is that the survivors who have come close to death explain that there is no word to describe what they have experienced. Then, they still feel the need to tell what they have experienced. Most of the time, they speak of a pleasant and positive experience, only rare witnesses, difficult to count because they want to forget, report a negative experience: they were generally prisoners of geometrical figures (an "8" lying designating the infinite , the sign yin / yang, ...) and faced indescribable sarcasm against which they fought fiercely not to be annihilated.

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The NDE seems randomly distributed, it occurs as well in men, women, children or old people. What is observed in all cases is that people who have lived this experience are no longer afraid to die.

They often feel like they have returned to their bodies in order to accomplish a mission.
They manifest the intention to live fully their new life. So, it is common that we think that these people are taken psychiatric delusions.

The profound changes affecting these people are interesting.
They have the impression of having lived until then in the illusion of social roles and appearance. The episodes they saw as great pride or shame have lost their importance. For them, the paths of freedom now pass through the details of each moment, which they discover to have tragically neglected.
Or they say that the whole of their existence comes back to their memory. They say they have experienced a kind of self-judgment, where they have relived their whole lives but also the consequences of their actions and their thoughts on others.

The research has not yet been fully completed, but in any case, it is reassuring to know that people who have experienced an imminent death experience come back free from the fear of dying and filled with the desire to live fills us with d an incredible hope...

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