The Day I Died : Near-Death Experience Science Documentary (2003) Part 4

[Redskin1040]

Funny how atheists, who demand measurable proof of the supernatural, haven't commented here yet. This happened under controlled conditions. Any thoughts to the contrary?

[james3244]

@Redskin1040 BAM!

[Yash4NZ]

@Redskin1040 What? You want us to start discussing with you about what a set of hallucinations mean?

Na, we will pass, you can go playing around in your fantasy land.

[Redskin1040]

@Yash4NZ I thought so. Thanks for proving my point. Ciao.

[COice]

@Yash4NZ "Hallucinations" that somehow accurately depict what occurred in the operating room, right? I'd suggest u search "EEG Hallucination" on Google. You'll find that hallucinations require electrical activity within the brain in order to occur. In this lady's case, there was no cerebral electrical activity nor even brain function at all. She was 100% clinically dead. It's a bit impossible for her to hallucinate or dream in this state.  Please don't hit "dislike" without proper reasoning.

[NewDayDawning2012]

This is an incredible story. If modern western medical science had set out to investigate the Near Death Experience phenomena by deliberately killing their test subject in a laboratory setting - and then bring them back again - they couldn't have done much of a better job that this! And the verdict? Death, as we usually understand it, is an illusion. Or as this incredible woman says: "Its a lie".

Thank you so much for making this outstanding documentary available via YouTube.

Namaste

Namaste.