Where Is My Mind? Ep. 5: Near-Death Experiences
Sep 5, 2019
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Eben Alexander
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Bruce Greyson
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Dannion Brinkley
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Alan Hugenot
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Ed Kelly
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Jan Holden
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Penny Sartori
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Barbara Bartolome
Experts like Dr. Eben Alexander and Dr. Bruce Greyson discuss near-death experiences, highlighting elements such as encountering a bright light, meeting deceased loved ones, and feeling peace. They challenge the notion that NDEs are mere hallucinations and explore the impact these experiences have on individuals' lives, offering insights into consciousness beyond physical death.
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Consciousness After Death
- Near-death experiences (NDEs) suggest that consciousness may not die with the body.
- This offers comfort, but scientific evidence should be prioritized over emotions.
Brain as Blindfold
- NDEs align with the idea of consciousness existing independently from the brain.
- When the brain is impaired, consciousness might be liberated from its constraints, like a blindfold removed.
NDE Reality vs. Hallucination
- Dr. Bruce Grayson's research suggests NDEs aren't hallucinations.
- People with NDEs report clear thoughts, memories, and verifiable out-of-body observations, despite impaired brain function.