I remember a story that I came across, maybe two years ago, I cannot recall where, about an individual who had an NDE, was told that it was not their time, came back, apparently talked about it or mentioned it briefly, and then died, (for good) , within half an hour later.
Yesterday I read this blog post https://ian-wardell.blogspot.com/2024/03...e.html?m=1 which is in itself a defence of substance dualism against “Ralph Lewis's Arguments against an Afterlife” (posted on psychologytoday.com). Ralph partially bases his attack on sub
There apparently exists something that has come to be called the "Third Man Syndrome", a name for what appears to be a perhaps more frequent than NDEs paranormal appearance of a helping being of some spiritual nature, precisely when the person is drastically in need of it. The following new article
An excellent new essay by Michael Tymn entitled Taking Your Toys With You At Death!, on the generally toxic materialist social environment that is still, after the accumulation of so much evidence, typically encountered by any psychical phenomena/afterlife proponent, and on the probable psychologica
A recent and outstanding documentary by the (Sam) Parnia Lab at NYU Langone Health has come to my attention, Parnia's first production.
The title is Rethinking Death: Exploring What Happens When We Die, at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_18UdG4STHA . It has already been mentioned, back in January
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