NDE`s (near death experiences)

[MsEVP]

Perhaps the most interesting aspect of near death experiences relates to those experienced by young children, many of whom are too young to have any concept of death. Such experiences in children have been studied extensively by Dr Melvin Morse, an American paediatrician. He has looked at many critically ill children admitted to the intensive care unit and found that some of them described NDE`s. There are cases from children as young as 3 or 4 years old who had been critically ill. In fact the youngest case in the medical literature has been reported `as occurring` in a 6-month old baby who recalled the story when he was 4.

A 3 yr old boy had an episode when his heart stopped. In a drawing that he made afterwards he has depicted himself with some string leaving his head and being attached to a balloon. When asked about this he said:
when you die you see a bright lamp.

Makes you think, doesn`t it?

[naomi24]

Wiz, there are people on both sides (pardon the pun) who only hear what they want to hear. Many who believe in the paranormal will latch on to absolutely anything - any bump in the night so to speak - and immediately put it down to paranormal activity, but by the same token there are many sceptics who will close their minds completely to the possibility that the paranormal exists, and debunk - or simply dismiss - even the most inexplicable occurrences.

Theland, I have to take issue with you. Far from contradicting the bible, reports of the paranormal confirm much of what is to be found it in. Jesus himself is reported to have spoken face to face with the long dead Moses.

[Doc.Spock.1]

Thanks for my morning giggle folks, very amusing.

I just love the stories of people using trumpets to listen to t.he dead.

The idea of playback at slow speed and recognising voices is ludricious.

Keep up the good work.

Got to go , just seen my dads face in the clouds, and the wind whistleing through the window is him talking to me. ha ha ha ha ha

[MsEVP]

Any time, Doc, always happy to oblige.