Analysis of the authenticity of observations in near-death experiences (NDE)

Abstract

The near-death experience, or NDE, is a phenomenon that has caught the attention of researchers in the last century and has gained the attention of researchers and even the general public in Iran in the last decade. Some have generally interpreted them as the product of brain activity and as illusions formed by experience. On the other hand, some have argued that what has been reported about this phenomenon is correct, and it was used as evidence to prove the origins of the belief, despite the existence of rational or narrational evidence proving its invalidity.

 In this article, through analysis based on the principles of transcendent wisdom, we seek to investigate these experiences and prove that the NDE phenomenon due to the reduced connection between the soul and the body has no inherent contrast with sleep or coma. And that what is witnessed by those for whom the phenomenon of approaching death occurs, is not different from what people see in a dream or in a coma, which is the observations of the soul in the world of imaginatio