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21.1 What is a Near Death Experience (NDE)

As a result of a life-threatening situation due to an accident or illness or during an operation, someone can experience a Near Death Experience (NDE). Although the NDE phenomenon is very old, it has only gained more scientific recognition in recent decades. This is mainly due to the research of the Dutch cardiologist Pim van […]

“As a result of a life-threatening situation due to an accident or illness or during an operation, someone can experience a Near Death Experience (NDE). Although the NDE phenomenon is very old, it has only gained more scientific recognition in recent decades. This is mainly due to the research of the Dutch cardiologist Pim van Lommel. He conducted a thorough scientific study on 344 patients who suffered cardiac arrest in the hospital. Of these, 62 turned out to have had an NDE. The findings of his research are recorded in the book, “Endless Consciousness.” and included in the renowned medical journal “The Lancet”. According to Van Lommel, the reactions of the environment to a near-death experience are often incredulous and critical. Many people therefore feel burdened to talk about their experience.”

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Prof. ist sich sicher, nach dem Tode ist es nicht vorbei

Nahtoderfahrung: Professor ist sich sicher, nach dem Tode ist es nicht vorbei. München – Willem (Pim) van Lommel ist ein niederländischer Arzt und Wissenschaftler. Er ist auf dem Gebiet der sogenannten Nahtod-Erfahrungen Spezialist. Pim van Lommel (74) ist ein niederländischer Arzt und Wissenschaftler,der in 10-jährigen Studie Herzstillstandspatienten bezüglich ihrer Nahtod-Erfahrungen…

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Isn’t it about time now that the medical profession should understand that the search for the truth about life and death and the practice of healing are inseparable?…To learn how to die is to learn how to live; to learn how to live is to learn how to act not only in this life, but in the lives to come. To transform yourself truly and learn how to be reborn as a transformed being to help others is really to help the world in the most powerful way of all.

Pim van Lommel (cardiologist), Consciousness Beyond Life: The Science of the Near-Death Experience

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21.2 What are the specific characteristics of a NDE

Various studies in the field of NDE reveal the following specific characteristics, which are experienced: A dark room and a tunnel with beautiful light; I saw my body but did not feel it. I was sucked away, as it were. The feeling of quiet and peace, no more pain; I have never felt so happy. […]

Various studies in the field of NDE reveal the following specific characteristics, which are experienced:

A dark room and a tunnel with beautiful light; I saw my body but did not feel it. I was sucked away, as it were.

The feeling of  quiet and peace, no more pain; I have never felt so happy.

The realization of being dead; Very soberly I thought: Hey, now I’m dead.

Exit experience outside the unconscious body; The sight of the Earth from this height was the most beautiful and enchanting thing I have ever experienced.

Perception of a non-worldly environment, with beautiful buildings, colors, flowers, music; As I approached that area there were trees and birds and lots of people, but seemed to be made of light. Everything I saw was of an indescribable love.

Meet deceased loved ones and acquaintances; They were all around 35 years old, including my brother whom I had never known

Contact with a radiant, bright light or being; I realized what a gift this was and that I was surrounded by loving spiritual beings

A sense of indescribable experience; Everything I saw was imbued with an indescribable Love

A vibe of all actions and the consequences;

Experiencing a boundary and the return into the body.

Sources: P. van Lommel and R.A. Moody and others

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A Cardiologist and Life after Death | An interview with Pim van Lommel

After extensive NDE studies, the Dutch cardiologist Dr. Pim van Lommel believes that consciousness can also exist outside the body.

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Dutch cardiologist Pim van Lommel published a highly acclaimed study on clinically dead, resuscitated patients who had near-death experiences. Today, after many years of research, he is certain: “Death is just the end of our body, not of our consciousness.”

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Kur kas svarbiau yra tapti žmogiškam negu svarbiam! - Pim van Lommel -

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... Yes, what one calls the soul, the other calls the Self, or the Higher Self. Another person calls the individual, the indivisible or the Higher. If you have that concept then you can work with it. On the other hand, you can say that if the consciousness continues to exist and the personal aspects remain, they are absorbed into the greater whole and are preserved, in the collective.

The people who had an NDE found in their life retrospect that every thought they ever had has been preserved. They felt the effect on themselves and the other. They say they saw with omniscient eyes. And knew everyone involved in the event what they felt and what they thought.

During an NDE experience, that energy and information is all accessible, because of the increased sensitivity they are in.

There are also people who have a post-mortem experience. They are then in contact with the deceased, days, weeks or months after his death. It can be a feeling, or a sight, a hearing or even a smell. They can hardly explain it, but it is an intensive inner knowing. It is a subjective event, but with an inner knowing. That means that there is something that is always preserved and accessible.

- Pim Van Lommel / Gepubliceerd in het kwartaalblad van de beroepsvereniging NVRT’s MEMOrie 1-2010