Near-death experiences, altered states, and psi sensitivity.
Journal of Near-Death Studies 1983 DOI: 10.17514/jnds-1983-3-2-p157-176. (opens in new tab)
Study at a glance
AI-extracted from the abstract| Characteristics | Comparative study Peer reviewed |
|---|---|
| Population | Persons who had never come close to death, persons who claimed to have had a close call with death but no intense experience, and persons who indicated that they had had a near-death experience |
| Topics | Mysticism Near-death experience |
| Keywords | Dream Altered state Gerontology Psychotherapist Theology Jungian analytical psychology |
| Citations | 28 |
| Key points | Persons who had a near-death experience reported more frequent psi experiences, psi-related experiences, mystical states, and dream experiences than the other two groups. |
Abstract
Article describing a study to compare the frequency of psi experiences, psi-related experiences, mystical states, dream experiences, and demographic variables for (1) persons who had never come close to death, (2) persons who claimed to have had a close call with death but no intense experience, and (3) persons who indicated that they had had a near-death experience.
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- DMT Models the Near-Death Experience Frontiers in Psychology August 15, 2018
- The Near-death Experience The British Journal of Psychiatry November 1, 1988
- Psychophysiological and cultural correlates undermining a survivalist interpretation of near-death experiences. Journal of Near-Death Studies 2007
- The transcendent experience: conceptual, theoretical, and epidemiologic perspectives. Explore March 1, 2005
- Inner Communications Following the Near-Death Experience Journal of Near-Death Studies December 1, 1998
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