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Rareheart · 11-13-2008, 11:33 AM

Science and religion will merge when we learn more about NDE's. Testimonials of people who have "crossed over" and returned are getting more attention now, than in the past. Experiments have been conducted, such as putting messages in places where they would otherwise not be seen, for instance, on top of shelves and equipment where they can not be seen from the floor. As the 'spirit' rises up...the messages reveal themselves, and people have actually "come back" and relayed the messages that were otherwise hidden from view.

I have to wonder if the "tunnel" visions are a result of the brain producing DMT while near death...altering consciousness momentarily. Perhaps in an effort to relieve suffering? Or, maybe that (DMT) and other chemicals are required to "access" the other side. It's all very interesting.

In any case, it's good to see the ridged scientific minds opening up a bit.

11-13-2008, 11:33 AM	#8
Rareheart Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: SE Coast, US Posts: 195	Re: Near-death experiences are real and we have the proof, say scientists nov 11th Science and religion will merge when we learn more about NDE's. Testimonials of people who have "crossed over" and returned are getting more attention now, than in the past. Experiments have been conducted, such as putting messages in places where they would otherwise not be seen, for instance, on top of shelves and equipment where they can not be seen from the floor. As the 'spirit' rises up...the messages reveal themselves, and people have actually "come back" and relayed the messages that were otherwise hidden from view. I have to wonder if the "tunnel" visions are a result of the brain producing DMT while near death...altering consciousness momentarily. Perhaps in an effort to relieve suffering? Or, maybe that (DMT) and other chemicals are required to "access" the other side. It's all very interesting. In any case, it's good to see the ridged scientific minds opening up a bit.