[alexander_busek]

One NDE involves an experiencer who reported a sticker on the top side of a ceiling fan blade, a sticker not visible from below. Another experiencer reported a sneaker she'd seen on a window ledge. An investigator checked and found the shoe as described. There are other accounts of experiencers reporting accurate information gathered while they were dead or near death.

And there are no doubt also many, many more instances of experiencers providing inaccurate information or ludicrous narratives about the supposed afterlife.

"...and then I was led into a giant hall, and was introduced to the Ruler of the Universe. And it was BOZO THE CLOWN!"

But we aren't told about those accounts... those accounts don't make it into the Sunday supplements... because they don't support the established narratives / don't help sell newspapers / don't make good click-bait.

Regards,

[tired&retired]

When you exit your physical and the profound Light and Love shining down from Heaven touches your soul, you could care less about a sticker on a fan blade.

[tired&retired]

A friend of mine is a cardiologist in Denmark. He’s old, and was practicing medicine before the paddles and resuscitation techniques were developed.

In the 1990’s, many of his patients who were resuscitated told him about experiences after they left their physical bodies, while they were dead.

He began a study, interviewing a large sample of resuscitated cardiology patients and found that about 18% of them recalled such an experience.

This study was published in the medical journal Lancet in 2001.

His name is Pim van Lommel.