Difference between revisions of "Near-death experience"
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| − | A '''near-death experience''' is | + | A '''near-death experience''' is an experience reported by someone who is clinically brain-dead or nearly died. Common reports in near-death experiences involve feeling out of one's body seeing events around themselves, and the seeing of bright lights and experiences of feeling like one is floating. Some have interpreted such experiences as evidence for an afterlife while skeptics and most scientists have dismissed the experiences as hallucinations.[http://skepdic.com/nde.html] |
Revision as of 19:37, March 7, 2007
A near-death experience is an experience reported by someone who is clinically brain-dead or nearly died. Common reports in near-death experiences involve feeling out of one's body seeing events around themselves, and the seeing of bright lights and experiences of feeling like one is floating. Some have interpreted such experiences as evidence for an afterlife while skeptics and most scientists have dismissed the experiences as hallucinations.[1]
