Paul Perry ponders the question 'what happens when we die?' through a series of interviews with subjects who have had near-death experiences, as well as renowned experts in the field of NDE research.
What happens to us when we die? It's a question man has asked since the beginning of time. Do we live briefly as physical beings then simply vanish into oblivion, or do we live on in spirit... See full summary »
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Paul Perry ponders the question 'what happens when we die?' through a series of interviews with subjects who have had near-death experiences, as well as renowned experts in the field of NDE research.
Dr Raymond Moody:
What I think happens when we die is that we enter into another state of existence, or another state of consciouslness, that is so extraordinarily different from the spatial & temperal frame of reality in which we exist in the physical world, that the language we have is not yet adequate to describe this other state of existence or consciousness.
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I enjoyed "Afterlife," and since this video was made, more information has come out about the NDE experience.
This was not as compelling as the series that appeared on A&E channel for a time, where people told stories of actually being pronounced dead and what happened to them. Nothing quite as shocking on this video, but still interesting.
This is a controversial topic and a fascinating one. We're told that the tunnel etc. are created by endorphins, yet how can that be when the patient is flatlining. How is it people meet relatives they never knew, take on psychic abilities, become musicians -- and most remarkable to me is how people who have had horrendous accidents and should not have lived, have what are basically miracle cures.
More will come out on this as time passes. In the meantime, this is a good video with good information that is not boring.
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I enjoyed "Afterlife," and since this video was made, more information has come out about the NDE experience.
This was not as compelling as the series that appeared on A&E channel for a time, where people told stories of actually being pronounced dead and what happened to them. Nothing quite as shocking on this video, but still interesting.
This is a controversial topic and a fascinating one. We're told that the tunnel etc. are created by endorphins, yet how can that be when the patient is flatlining. How is it people meet relatives they never knew, take on psychic abilities, become musicians -- and most remarkable to me is how people who have had horrendous accidents and should not have lived, have what are basically miracle cures.
More will come out on this as time passes. In the meantime, this is a good video with good information that is not boring.