Near-death experiences, an amazing frontier of human knowledge

My article on this topic now on PJ Media's Lifestyle section, hopefully also to migrate eventually to their main site. UPDATE: it did migrate to it.

Comments

[l. R. Sumpter]

I posted this at PJ Media, but it is a promotion fo my book, so they had to pull it. In this book, published last year and available on the internet because it is POD, I delve into phenomenological aspects of near death reports. How does the reprter "see" and "hear?" What is sight and sound if we can hear a beloved pet lapping water from a dish that is no longer there? How does the whole NDE get processed and remembered so that it can be reported when the physiological brain is turned off? It is necessary to conclude that the soul has analogous "senses" as well as rational capacity and memory. My book is called We Are like a Brilliant Star and We Create Everything. Good luck on you new writing career and thank you for having then courage to plunge into the forbidding forest of unconventional knowledge. Lee Sumpter

[P. David Hornik]

Thanks for the comment. I haven't embarked on a new writing career though, and don't plan in particular to keep writing about NDEs. I just wanted to convey some of what I've found out from some fascinating reading since last spring. While the subject is very important, I have some more urgent priorities in terms of my own writing