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Enhancement of perceptual and cognitive functions in near-death experience: A perspective from embodiment theories.

Explore 2024 Omid Khatin-Zadeh, Zahra Eskandari, Danyal Farsani et al. 2 citations

The phenomenon of near-death experience (NDE) is attracting a growing attention among researchers of various fields. In this study, we looked at NDE from a cognitive perspective to find out how NDE events are embodied when people recall and describe them. We examined the descriptions of a group of people talking about what they had experienced in the state of NDE. Based on the...

Fire Kasina advanced meditation produces experiences comparable to psychedelic and near-death experiences: A pilot study.

Explore 2024 Marjorie Woollacott, Justin Riddle, Niffe Hermansson et al. 5 citations

Psychedelic-assisted therapy studies suggest that the induction of "mystical experiences" combined with psycho-therapy is a possible intervention for psychiatric illness. Advanced meditation may induce powerful experiences comparable to psychedelics. We investigated effects of an intensive meditation practice called Fire Kasina. Six individuals completed a retreat, and participated in an...

DOI: 10.1016/j.explore.2024.103056 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Mystical experience Meditation-spirituality Altered-consciousness Mental-wellness +5

The Darker Side of Near-Death Experiences

Journal of Scientific Exploration December 28, 2023 Bruce Greyson 5 citations

Modern research on near-death experiences (NDEs), powerful spiritual experiences triggered by a close brush with death, has focused on experiences characterized by profound positive feelings, ranging from incredible peace and calmness to bliss and ecstasy. However, throughout history there have been accounts of frightening deathbed visions and terrifying journeys to a hellish realm peopled by...

DOI: 10.31275/20232843 (opens in new tab) Distressing Feeling Psychotherapist

Near-Death Experiences and Sleep Disturbance: An Exploratory Study Using Wrist Actigraphy.

The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease November 1, 2023 Nicole Lindsay, Laura O'Sullivan, Rosemary Gibson et al.

Near-death experiences (NDEs) are nonordinary states of consciousness typically occurring on the brink of death. Sleep changes after NDEs have been described, including shorter sleep duration, longer sleep latency, and more sleep disturbances; however, objective verification is lacking. In this exploratory research, 57 participants took part in a 14-day actigraphy study and were assigned to...

God's Characteristics as Reported by Near-Death Experiencers

Qeios October 7, 2023 Patrizio Tressoldi, Jeffrey Long preprint

The aim of this study is to replicate Long & Perry’s[1] God study using a more updated database and different inclusion criteria. The descriptions of God’s and Jesus’ characteristics as observed by 303 Near-death or Near-death-like experiencers were analyzed for their frequency both in the whole sample and divided by the participants’ religious experience. Both in the whole sample and in the...

Near-death experiences are associated with rapid eye movement (REM) sleep intrusions in migraine patients, independent of migraine aura.

European Journal of Neurology October 1, 2023 Bianca Raffaelli, Pia Kull, Jasper Mecklenburg et al. 6 citations

Migraine aura, near-death experiences (NDEs), and rapid eye movement (REM) sleep intrusions might share common mechanisms. Here, we investigated the prevalence of NDEs and REM sleep intrusions in people with migraine. We hypothesized that NDEs and REM sleep intrusions are more prevalent in migraine patients with aura than in those without. We conducted a prospective cross-sectional cohort study...

Recognizing the Death Motif in the Near-Death Experience.

OMEGA - Journal of Death and Dying September 19, 2023 Robert A. King 3 citations

The typical near-death experience (NDE) is generally understood as an altered state of consciousness in which the experient has the impression of existing as an extrapersonal self out of and/or away from their physical body during real or presumed life-threatening and/or near-death circumstances. This presumed extrapersonal self can sometimes have a perception of being located within the...

Piecing the Puzzle: Towards Intensive Care Unit Nurses’ Understanding of Patients’ Near-Death Experiences

British Journal of Nursing Studies September 10, 2023 Regie de Jesus, Hansel Gadon

This study aims to construct a model that elucidates the process by which nurses acquire an understanding of near-death experiences (NDE) in intensive care units (ICU). The researcher utilized a classic Glaserian grounded theory inquiry design approach. Employing theoretical sampling, twenty-one ICU nurses with clinical experience ranging from five to fifteen years were recruited. Subsequently,...

God’s characteristics as reported by near-death experiencers

Qeios September 1, 2023 Patrizio Tressoldi, Jeffrey Long preprint

The aim of this study is to replicate Long & Perry’s (2016) God study using a more updated database and different inclusion criteria. The descriptions of God’s and Jesus’ characteristics as observed by 303 Near-death or Near-death-like experiencers were analyzed for their frequency both in the whole sample and divided by the participants’ religious experience. Both in the whole group and in the...