history: i have survived near death experiences. Have you ever experienced this?
knowledge: NDEs are a recognized part of some transcendental and religious beliefs in an afterlife.
response: No, I have never experienced a near death experience. Some people find them to be transcendental or indications of an afterlife.
history: i have survived near death experiences. Have you ever experienced this?
No, I have never experienced a near death experience. Some people find them to be transcendental or indications of an afterlife.
I am mostly just traumatized by water now. I almost drowned.
knowledge: Neuroscience research suggests that an NDE is a subjective phenomenon resulting from ''disturbed bodily multisensory integration'' that occurs during life-threatening events.
response: Wow. There's neuroscience research that suggests a near-death experience results from disturbed integration of sensory information due to the life-threatening event.
history: i have survived near death experiences. Have you ever experienced this?
No, I have never experienced a near death experience. Some people find them to be transcendental or indications of an afterlife.
I am mostly just traumatized by water now. I almost drowned.
Wow. There's neuroscience research that suggests a near-death experience results from disturbed integration of sensory information due to the life-threatening event.
Wow, that's interesting. Do you know if the feeling of the experience ever goes away?
knowledge: Such experiences may encompass a variety of sensations including detachment from the body, feelings of levitation, total serenity, security, warmth, the experience of absolute dissolution, and the presence of a light.
response: I am unsure, but these experiences encompass many feelings such as detachment from your body, feeling like you are levitating, serenity, warmth and, of course, light.
history: i have survived near death experiences. Have you ever experienced this?
No, I have never experienced a near death experience. Some people find them to be transcendental or indications of an afterlife.
I am mostly just traumatized by water now. I almost drowned.
Wow. There's neuroscience research that suggests a near-death experience results from disturbed integration of sensory information due to the life-threatening event.
Wow, that's interesting. Do you know if the feeling of the experience ever goes away?
I am unsure, but these experiences encompass many feelings such as detachment from your body, feeling like you are levitating, serenity, warmth and, of course, light.
Sometimes I have dreams about it a lot. Do you know how long people have been studying these experiences?
knowledge: The equivalent French term ''expérience de mort imminente'' (experience of imminent death) was proposed by the French psychologist and epistemologist Victor Egger as a result of discussions in the 1890s among philosophers and psychologists concerning climbers' stories of the panoramic life review during falls.
response: Not really, but the French version of "near-death experience" was first proposed by a French psychologist in the 1890s. These were based off of stories from climbers that suffered from falls.
history: i have survived near death experiences. Have you ever experienced this?
No, I have never experienced a near death experience. Some people find them to be transcendental or indications of an afterlife.
I am mostly just traumatized by water now. I almost drowned.
Wow. There's neuroscience research that suggests a near-death experience results from disturbed integration of sensory information due to the life-threatening event.
Wow, that's interesting. Do you know if the feeling of the experience ever goes away?
I am unsure, but these experiences encompass many feelings such as detachment from your body, feeling like you are levitating, serenity, warmth and, of course, light.
Sometimes I have dreams about it a lot. Do you know how long people have been studying these experiences?
Not really, but the French version of "near-death experience" was first proposed by a French psychologist in the 1890s. These were based off of stories from climbers that suffered from falls.
I never knew that before! I can imagine that falling would be very traumatic. Can you tell me anything else about my experience?
knowledge: This was also the first time the phenomenon was described as clinical syndrome.
response: Well, it was the first time the near-death experience phenomenon was discussed in the context of a clinical syndrome.