Near-Death Experience (NDE)

A near-death experience is the pattern reported by people revived from clinical death or from its edge: a tunnel, a light, a life review, deceased relatives, and an overwhelming reluctance to come back. The pattern repeats across ages and cultures far too regularly to ignore, whatever explanation one prefers — oxygen starvation, endorphin flood, or exactly what it feels like. First-person NDE accounts are among the most-believed stories in this archive: juries tend to accept that the WITNESS is honest, and argue instead about what the experience was.

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