and those who were “dead” for a longer period go deeper than those who were “dead” for a shorter time.
7. I have talked to a few people who were pronounced dead, resuscitated, and came back reporting none of these common elements.
Indeed, they say that they don’t remember anything at all about their “deaths.”
Interestingly enough, I have talked with several persons who were actually adjudged clinically dead on separate occasions years apart,
and reported experiencing nothing on one of the occasions, but having had quite involved experiences on the other.
8. It must be emphasized that I am writing primarily about reports, accounts, or narratives,
which other persons have given to me verbally during interviews.
Thus, when I remark that a given element of the abstract, “complete” experience does not occur in a given account,
I do not mean necessarily to imply that it did not happen to the person involved.
I only mean that this person did not tell me that it did occur, or that it does not definitely come out in his account that he experienced it.
Within this framework, then, let us look at some of the common stages and events of the experiences of dying.
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