NDEs

PAGE 2 NDEs RELIGIOUS VIEW NEGATIVE NDEs UAP HISTORY CONSCIOUNESS FALLEN ANGELS Near-Death Experiences (NDEs) are events in which a person is clinically dead and has an out-of-body experience. There have been claims that chemical or electrical activity in the brain could cause these occurrences, but the theory has been proven incorrect. During these events, individuals often encounter deceased friends, family, and/or a white light, an angel, or a God-like figure.

People who experience NDEs often return with information that would have been impossible to obtain without leaving their physical bodies. This information/experience may include meeting unknown relatives, stillborn children, events yet to come, or knowledge of events occurring in other rooms or distant locations.

Some experiencers are told they must return to their bodies because they have more to do, while others are given a choice to return, but most wish to remain. Many report feeling unconditional love and a sense of finally being "home". Approximately 3-5 percent of the population has experienced NDEs.

Usually, there is an inability to verbalize what they have experienced. They describe vibrant colors, which are far more vivid than anything on Earth. Some have described hearing music from thousands of songs but being able to understand them all simultaneously.

Blind subjects, even those blind from birth, have reported having an NDE and describe visual interactions with others as they finally see for the first time. How could this be unless the individual indeed experienced another realm?

There are also disturbing stories of people who found themselves in a very terrifying place just a moment after death. They describe a dark and evil place. Some were escorted at the moment of death by beings who presented themselves as people but transformed into horrific creatures along the way.

Many describe being thrown into cells by gruesome and horrific creatures. Interestingly, these people know why they are there and understand they deserve to be where they are. It is suspected that there are far more of these experiences than reported, due to shame or not wanting to revisit the trauma. NDEs For decades, John Burke has studied over 1,000 accounts of survivors brought back from near death that lived to tell of both heavenly and hellish experiences. Burke explains how the common experiences shared by thousands of survivors, including doctors, college professors, bank presidents, people of all ages and cultures, and even blind people, point to the exhilarating picture of what is to come. JOHN BURKE-RESEARCH Many blind people, including those who have been blind from birth, report having had near-death experiences that involve restored vision. How is this possible unless the individual existed in another realm? They are able to experience vision for the first time and become overwhelmed with colors and new sensory experiences. NDEs AMONG THE BLIND DR. MARY NEAL'S NDE Dr. Mary Neal is an orthopedic surgeon who, in 1999, almost drowned during a kayaking accident, which left her without oxygen for 24 minutes. She explains that she did not feel any pain as her body was contorted underwater. Her experience left her no longer fearing death when her ultimate time comes. DON PIPER DIED IN A CRASH Don Piper was involved in a tragic automobile wreck with a tractor-trailer on January 18, 1989. Paramedics pronounced him dead at the scene. Piper claims to have gone to Heaven, where he was reunited with loved ones and friends. He explains that he felt no pain while out of his body. Within an hour after the accident, another minister reportedly came to the scene, claiming he was prompted by God to pray for Piper. Ninety minutes after dying, Don came back to life, but he faced a long and grueling recovery involving 34 surgeries. STEVE GARDIPEE DIED Steve Gardipee was in his second tour of duty during the Vietnam War when he was wounded and died. In 1970, during the war battles, the enemy shot Steve’s helicopter down while he was on a rescue mission. This is his story of what happened after he passed away before they could rescue him. NDEs OF TWO PEOPLE Hector Lugo of Kansas City suffered a heart attack in 2000 and found himself going through a tunnel into a bright light with brilliant colors. In front of him was a swirling wall of liquid or something that resembled a fluid with ribbons of bright gold weaving through it. He was also enveloped in music that he later recreated in life.

Dr. John Hagan researched and authored the only medical textbook for physicians about the science behind NDEs. He discovered that about 20% of people who die experience an NDE.

Dr. Jean, an ophthalmologist in Oklahoma, died when she was a 20-year-old medical student and relates her story. She found herself looking down on her body but then realized she was in a place of comfort and familiarity. Then she was given a choice to stay or go back. She was told that if she went back, she would be healed and become a doctor. She was also shown the anguish of her parents should she decide to stay, so she chose to return. She knew she would one day return to the place that she had been shown and would look forward to the return.
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