Showing posts with label NDEs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NDEs. Show all posts
Tuesday, 10 March 2015
The seven ways to have a near-death experience
"While it is 'definitely clear that people do have experience at the time
that they’re dead,' Parnia says, how individuals actually choose to
interpret those experiences depends entirely on their background and
pre-existing beliefs. Someone from India might return from the dead and
say they saw Krishna, whereas someone from the Midwest of the US could
experience the same thing but claim to have seen God."
Wednesday, 4 February 2015
Why Near-Death Experiencers and Their Critics Keep Getting Science Wrong
"First, there’s a long and rich history of the very concept of objectivity and its evolution. This
is constantly ignored by skeptics like Harris in favor of pretending
objectivity has a fixed definition without history or context. Second,
in the course of its conceptual development, we were warned against the
dangers of our current form of objectivity (one that was supposed to be
divorced from experience)."
Labels:
imagination,
knowledge,
NDEs,
philosophy,
rationality,
research,
science
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