NDEs and OBEs are Not Experiences, They are Hallucinations So Should Correctly Be NDHs and OBHs.

There have been many extravagant claims regarding what are incorrectly termed "Near Death Experiences" and "Out Of Body Experiences" OBEs. YET: Nobody In History Has Been Able To Come Close To Demonstrating That Such Claimed Experiences Are Not Simply Hallucinations. In Fact: Everything About NDEs and OBEs Can Be Considered as Part Of a Hallucination, Thus They Should Be Termed, "Near Death Hallucinations" NDHs and "Out Of Body Hallucinations" OBHs, Respectively. Yet not one of any of the claims for them being experiences has ever demonstrated any actual Experiences* that can be considered as validated.Every event and perception claimed as an experience can be generated by neuronal stimulation, either by a magnetic field (god helmet) or probes in the Temporal Lobe structure as Hallucinations.It appears that many of the claimed experiences happen under some form of medication or anesthetic, such as in an operating theater where the blood has either introduced hallucinogens, toxins or toxins produced by the body undergoing the process of death, such as high levels of CO2 in the blood stream.Also, the Temporal Lobe feeds off and stimulates audio/visual (Illusion) recollections or associated memory recall from sensory (audio/visual/touch/smell, etc..) input.When under the process of surgery in an operating theater, the blood contains anesthetics (known to produce hallucinations) and other chemicals, some natural cortisones produced by the body undergoing trauma/shock, also known to produce hallucinations.Plus the fact that the auditory system is often the last sensory perception to shut down and people talking in the operating theater has been known to stimulate visions and other voices that come from within the patient's own recollections, these combine to produce a composite Hallucination, which the patient can often recall as an NDH or an OBH.Definitions from Google: *Experience: Noun: practical contact with and observation of facts or events. "he had learned his lesson by painful experience" synonyms: involvement in, participation in; An event or occurrence which leaves an impression on someone"audition day is an enjoyable experience for any seven-year old synonyms: undergo, encounter, meet, have experience of, come into contact with,run into, come across, come up against, face, be faced with, confront,be forced to contend with; Verb: encounter or undergo (an event or occurrence). "the company is experiencing difficulties" synonyms: undergo, encounter, meet, have experience of, come into contact with,run into, come across, come up against, face, be faced with, confront,be forced to contend with Hallucination: noun An experience involving the apparent perception of something not present. "he continued to suffer from horrific hallucinations" synonyms: delusion, illusion, figment of the imagination, vision, apparition, mirage,chimera, fantasy, dream, daydream; Since there has never been any tangible evidence providing any proof that their NDHs nor OBHs were actual real experiences (NDEs/OBEs), or interacting with real objects, real people or even visualizing real spiritual beings, they can not truly be considered as Experiences but are most Definitely Hallucinations.Groups of researchers have tried to provided evidence that they are indeed Experiences and that there exists an afterlife, such as "The Awareness Project" headed by Dr. Sam Parnia, yet, to this very date, they have not been able to produce a single shred of evidence in favor of their gross misconceptions.An amusing reference for NDHs is: Why a Near-Death Experience Isn’t Proof of Heaven By Michael Shermer Here's an introduction: http://splashurl.com...On OBHs: Some research suggests OBHs are linked to Brain Glitches: http://splashurl.com...Enjoy