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Cardiologist Pim van Lommel did a monumental study of near-death experiences—which raises fascinating questions about life after death, DNA, the collective unconscious, and everyone’s karma.
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I've got access to the Lancet article through my University - when I have the time, I can access it and send it to you, if you like?
I would love that! Thanks!
I enjoyed reading that article mainly because I had a near death experience when I was younger
About the Continuity of Our Consciousness by Pim van Lommel at http://iands.org/research/vanLommel/vanLommel.php
There was a woman who wrote a lot about this near-death stuff in the seventies -- can't think of her name now -- but Van Lommel takes it even further than she did.
"The most remarkable thing, Van Lommel says, is that his patients have such consciousness-expanding experiences while their brains register no activity. But that’s impossible, according to the current level of medical knowledge. Because most scientists believe that consciousness occurs in the brain, this creates a mystery: How can people experience consciousness while they are unconscious during a cardiac arrest (a clinical death)?"
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