There should be a forum for the reflective/emotional or psychological aspect of all this... so , without knowing exactly where to put this or if anyone cares to participate (please feel free to move this to a more ideal forum)..
Does it seem interesting to you that more people don't seem to be in
I seem to remember discussing not long ago wondering if Julie Beischel was still active in her research.
The issue of the Journal of Near-Death Studies before the one that just came out had this new paper of hers (with 3 colleagues), which can be read here:
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Many people have asked Dr. Yvonne Kason to share the detailed story of how her life has been dramatically impacted by five near-death experiences (NDEs) and multiple other spiritually transformative experiences (STEs), as
This thread is to let you know about proposed theming changes, and to get your feedback on them.
Arguably, the main accessibility problem of our board has been the difficulty of browsing it on mobile devices with its default theme. We'd tried to offer solutions to ease this difficu
Physics is not my strong suit but I love reading about science that challenges traditional mechanistic worldviews. So I am fascinated by Quantum Physics and Relativity but my fascination is limited to popular science books which outline the concepts but do not attempt to explain the mathematics behi
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My guest for this episode is the associate Dean of the school of Humanities and holds the J. Newton Rayzor chair in Philosophy and Religious Thought at [url=https://
I can't say this is a paranormal experience, but it is an experience of consciousness - the other day, I had to go in for a procedure that required anesthesia (propofol, to be specific). As always, it knocked me out within seconds. But when I came to, it was with a strong degree of conscious clarity