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  • Chapter 2.9 - Experimental Observations That Mimic NDE Phenomenology

  • from Part II - Near-Death Experiences
  • Raymond Romand, University of Strasbourg, Günter Ehret, University of Ulm
  • Edited by Steven Laureys, Liège University, Belgium
  • Book:
    Near-Death Experiences
    Published online:
    30 August 2025
    Print publication:
    04 September 2025, pp 125-138

  • Summary

    Results from studies on brain activity in situations of hypoxia, application of anesthetics and other psychoactive drugs, epileptic seizures, electrical stimulation of brain areas, lucid dreams, and dream-like hallucinations of several geneses have shown that the reports of people who had perceptions and experiences related to these situations showed strong accordance with NDE reports. NDE themes can be reproduced experimentally, often in a predictable way. Such contexts and situations can be used as scientifically appropriate models for NDE release. Knowledge about and control of brain activation during the occurrence of NDE-like phenomena can be essential for understanding their generation.