At the edge of eternity's shadows: Scaling the fractal continuum from lower into higher space.
The Journal of near-death studies January 1, 2003 Greene, F. Gordon
A fractal-scaling scheme previously introduced by the author is elaborated to explain hyperspatial experiences. Four cases of out-of-body experiencers reporting heightened visual capacities are correlated with this model. Three of these cases include the ability to see through solid obstructions, and one includes the ability to pass through them. Additional evidence from ecstatic, near-death, mystical, visionary, and psychedelic experiences supports the thesis. Other reported hyperspace signifiers, such as spherical 360-degree vision and seeing all sides of three-dimensional solids simultaneously, are also considered.