http://mysteriousbritain.forumotion.com/ndes-obes-f20/-t1.htm Near Death Experiences & Out of Body Experiences Thu, 18 Sep 2008 11:51:43 GMT 10 http://i22.servimg.com/u/f22/11/50/50/10/0014.gif http://mysteriousbritain.forumotion.com/ndes-obes-f20/-t1.htm http://mysteriousbritain.forumotion.com/ndes-obes-f20/study-to-be-launched-into-ndes-t503.htm DJP
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DJP]]> NDEs & OBEs Thu, 18 Sep 2008 11:51:43 GMT http://mysteriousbritain.forumotion.com/ndes-obes-f20/study-to-be-launched-into-ndes-t503.htm#3310 http://mysteriousbritain.forumotion.com/ndes-obes-f20/study-to-be-launched-into-ndes-t503.htm http://mysteriousbritain.forumotion.com/ndes-obes-f20/dr-susan-blackmore-nde-experience-t267.htm Angel One of the most dedicated researchers of near-death experiences is Susan Blackmore, a senior lecturer in psychology at the University of the West of England, a parapsychologist, and Zen Buddhist. She is the author of several books including: Dying to Live, In Search of the Light, and her latest, The Meme Machine. Her theories concerning NDEs are very impressive and well worth understanding. She is a formidable skeptic, not only of the "afterlife theory" of the NDE, but on many other ... NDEs & OBEs Tue, 15 Jan 2008 10:25:09 GMT http://mysteriousbritain.forumotion.com/ndes-obes-f20/dr-susan-blackmore-nde-experience-t267.htm#1050 http://mysteriousbritain.forumotion.com/ndes-obes-f20/dr-susan-blackmore-nde-experience-t267.htm http://mysteriousbritain.forumotion.com/ndes-obes-f20/what-are-the-differences-between-the-3-nde-obe-at-t266.htm Angel what are the actual differences between astral travel out of body experience near death experience *obviously i know there are differences in the experience and what can occur,im meaning on the level on when we can experience these ie,wakefullness,dream state etc* i could be wrong but i thought, astral travel only occurs in dream state OBE,whilst awake,normal conditions NDE, at a point where our body has suffered the closest to physical death,regardless of previously ... NDEs & OBEs Tue, 15 Jan 2008 10:18:28 GMT http://mysteriousbritain.forumotion.com/ndes-obes-f20/what-are-the-differences-between-the-3-nde-obe-at-t266.htm#1049 http://mysteriousbritain.forumotion.com/ndes-obes-f20/what-are-the-differences-between-the-3-nde-obe-at-t266.htm http://mysteriousbritain.forumotion.com/ndes-obes-f20/can-blind-ppl-see-during-a-nde-t265.htm Angel found this amazing article and would love your views. (taken from my forum) Dr. Kenneth Ring's NDE Research of the Blind Vicki Umipeg, a forty-five year old blind woman, was just one of the more than thirty persons that Dr. Ken Ring and Sharon Cooper interviewed at length during a two-year study just completed concerning near-death experiences of the blind. The results of their study appear in their newest book Mindsight. Vicki was born blind, her optic nerve having been completely ... NDEs & OBEs Tue, 15 Jan 2008 10:16:44 GMT http://mysteriousbritain.forumotion.com/ndes-obes-f20/can-blind-ppl-see-during-a-nde-t265.htm#1048 http://mysteriousbritain.forumotion.com/ndes-obes-f20/can-blind-ppl-see-during-a-nde-t265.htm http://mysteriousbritain.forumotion.com/ndes-obes-f20/does-your-soul-weigh-21-gramms-t270.htm Angel 21 gramms is the weight of a humming bird,a chocolate bar or five nickels.but some say this is the weight a person looses at the time of their death,could this be the soul leaving the physical body, it is an interesting thought,but my personal views dont accept this as possible.. from death onwards you internal body tissues,enzymes etc start to break down,the pace of which this happens depends on the individual,gasses and fluid are lost too.. lets say a person dies with an injury..the ... NDEs & OBEs Tue, 15 Jan 2008 10:33:03 GMT http://mysteriousbritain.forumotion.com/ndes-obes-f20/does-your-soul-weigh-21-gramms-t270.htm#1053 http://mysteriousbritain.forumotion.com/ndes-obes-f20/does-your-soul-weigh-21-gramms-t270.htm http://mysteriousbritain.forumotion.com/ndes-obes-f20/death-itself-t269.htm Angel im not exactly too bothered that one day i wont be here..its a universal certainty isnt it..but im rather apprehensive of "how" i die...if that makes sense. im hopeing it wont be my turn for a very long time...but i think i def fit into the crazy catagory for thinking ahead how it may happen..of course most people if they think about it would agree they would like to just pass in thier sleep,but we know life doesnt deal us the same card.. i would hate to have a sudden death ... NDEs & OBEs Tue, 15 Jan 2008 10:30:47 GMT http://mysteriousbritain.forumotion.com/ndes-obes-f20/death-itself-t269.htm#1052 http://mysteriousbritain.forumotion.com/ndes-obes-f20/death-itself-t269.htm