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everyone would have had Near-Death Experiences Van Lommel 1995.
Van Lommel further states that the own dying process can be strongly influenced
Incidentally, Van Lommel found that also those who during a cardiac arrest did not have a NDE had a different outlook on life.
Both Van Lommel and Parnia have concluded that NDEs are real
Such as Consciousness Beyond Life by Pim van Lommel, but also The Spiritual Brain by neuroscientist Mario Beauregard
In his attempt to explain the NDE, or consciousness in general, Van Lommel likewise turns to modern physics,
Van Lommel discusses in his book also the religious views on life after death,
just like e.g. Pim van Lommel, that human consciousness
Pim van Lommel presents his scientific views about NDE Near-Death-Experiences.
for example in the'Sahara van Lommel' one of Flanders' most picturesque areas of natural beauty….
These views were supported by a study of Near-Death Experiences in Holland by cardiologist Dr William van Lommel and his team who studied 345 cases who would have died without resuscitation.
Dutch biologist Gert Korthof, who claims to have found many scientific blunders in Van Lommel's book, ends his online critical review of Endless Consciousness in the same sceptical spirit7.
Van Lommel states that during a NDE people have zero brain function,
As an exception, philosopher of mind David Chalmers[12], quoted by Van Lommel, defended in Scientific American the thesis that a materialistic explanation will never touch on the experiential aspects of consciousness.
As Pim van Lommel points out, if we accept NDEs as real experiences during flat EEG,
De reply by Van Lommel that in this way a"complete" NDB can never be accomplished has been answered by commenting that also in Van Lommels research group a complete NDE is relatively rare.
In 2001 Dutch cardiologist Pim van Lommel[1] caused a sensation by getting his research on people who had had a Near-Death Experience(NDE)
Introduction The Near-Death Experience recently gained an increased scientific respectability by the publication of an article in The Lancet authored by Dr. Pim van Lommel of the Rijnstate Hospital at Arnhem(the Netherlands)
Dick Swaab stated in the television documentary mentioned above that with his book, Van Lommel has left the field of science
Van Lommel states that during a NDE people have zero brain function,