As an NDE experiencr and a neuroscientist, I would say your statements are way off reality.
NDE experiences can be explained scientifically- the narrow tunnel that most people see happens when the brain gets starved of oxygen and peripheral vision gets lost- seeing loved ones is the brain trying to make sense of the dying experience- that is a very common thing to happen- life flashing before one’s eyes is also caused by
[[As an NDE experiencr and a neuroscientist, I would say your statements are way off reality.]]
You didn’t post your message- unless that was your only message? That I’m supposedly ‘way off’? neuroscientists have done experiments showing exactly what I’ve said- They’ve even volunteered for many of the experiments themselves- for instance they subject themselves to centrifuges where the brain gets starved of oxygen and blood- and the peripheral tunnel vision happens consistently- mapping brain activity during loss of blood and oxygen show new paths are opened up whenever the person experiences say ‘seeing loved ones who have passed’, or having their ‘lives flash before their eyes’ etc- The brain is also shown to try to make sense out of the dying experience, and it draws on familiar scenes stored in the brain to try to ease the uneasy experience of loss of conscious reality- Not all the experiences of NDE can be explained, but some can- or at least partially