There has been research about this topic going on for a few years now (Julie Beischel and others).
I was talking to someone recently who lost a close one abruptly, though it's been a while. This person senses and knows the departed is in the spirit world and is "around" her (sense of touch, visio
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If we accept well documented case studies as scientific (in the sense of scholarly) evidence, we must conclude that there is plenty of evidence for paranormal aspect of Near-Death Experiences.
In fact, the best cases of anomalous NDEs are described in the book [url=https://www.amazon.com/Self-Does-
There are more and more spontaneous Western Cases of the Reincarnation Type or CORTs, which is very important, from a theoretical point of view. Common objections against the reincarnation hypothesis such as that the parents simply believe in reincarnation and have indoctrinated their child, simply
I personally don't feel attracted to panpsychism, although I know it is rather popular both among people with a spiritual world view and among broad-minded naturalists.
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