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As a life long migraine sufferer, I can assure all that is no proof of heaven--though maybe of hell. hlthe2b Mar 2013 #1
I had migraines for a time and my aura consisted of bizarre visual hallucinations. cbayer Mar 2013 #3
I have a seizure disorder, medically controlled now. But when I was having episodes, I've got to say pinto Mar 2013 #11
Who knows for sure? I read the review of the neurosurgeon's book a while back cbayer Mar 2013 #2
He must be a crappy neurosurgeon if he believes he saw heaven Apophis Mar 2013 #4
Well, kentauros Mar 2013 #5
Thats too bad that you feel that way about Shermer. He is all about facts and the science behind it cleanhippie Mar 2013 #25
I am not sure how the two are related. cbayer Mar 2013 #7
NDEs are easily explainable. Apophis Mar 2013 #8
Not all that easily explained. There is still a lot not known, particularly cbayer Mar 2013 #9
The simple explanation skepticscott Mar 2013 #16
I am asking you politely to leave me alone. cbayer Mar 2013 #26
It is my understanding skepticscott Mar 2013 #27
I have not said anything about that. I am simply and politely asking that you leave me alone. cbayer Mar 2013 #28
Then I guess I don't understand what that means skepticscott Mar 2013 #29
For the third time, I am asking that you leave me alone. cbayer Mar 2013 #30
If you're asking skepticscott Mar 2013 #33
Let me try to explain the difference between a 'safe haven' group and other groups. grantcart Mar 2013 #41
Forgive me if I'm confused skepticscott Mar 2013 #43
Are you really that obtuse? grantcart Mar 2013 #44
I have brought no past antagonisms here skepticscott Mar 2013 #45
Discussion, yes. kentauros Mar 2013 #39
As a host and co-founder of this effort, allow me to associate myself with your comments. nt MADem Mar 2013 #40
As I read that skepticscott Mar 2013 #42
As far as I and the rest of the hosts are concerned, kentauros Mar 2013 #46
There's certainly still a lot unknown about consciousness. Jim__ Mar 2013 #31
Agree. We've come so far in the last 50 years in terms of cbayer Mar 2013 #34
Here's a link to the video of the Larry King episode. Jim__ Mar 2013 #6
I had migraines for thirty years okasha Mar 2013 #10
Would love to hear more about NA takes on visions. Are they seen in a religious context? pinto Mar 2013 #12
A vision in NA terms okasha Mar 2013 #13
Thanks. pinto Mar 2013 #14
The memories of near death experiences: More real than reality? Jim__ Mar 2013 #15
There is another book about near death experience coming out goldent Mar 2013 #17
Not sure how people who have "objectively died" skepticscott Mar 2013 #19
I agree you could claim they never died based on the definition of the word goldent Mar 2013 #22
Again, this is most likely just a problem with his tools skepticscott Mar 2013 #23
Well, it is a fascinating subject goldent Mar 2013 #37
An interesting scientific study of near death experiences goldent Mar 2013 #18
The operative word here is probably "measurable" skepticscott Mar 2013 #20
Yes, it could be that the brain is working even when their is no activity. goldent Mar 2013 #21
Well, there's either brain activity or there isn't skepticscott Mar 2013 #24
"Well, there's either brain activity or there isn't" goldent Mar 2013 #35
What we can say is skepticscott Mar 2013 #36
To be more precise... goldent Mar 2013 #38
Art and religion are a match made in heaven... TreasonousBastard Mar 2013 #32
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