Near-death experience, investigation into an enigma Part 1 Part 2 here: • Near-death experience (NDE): j... At Temps Présent, as you know, we have our feet firmly on the ground, we feel comfortable in the confrontation with facts and reality, so it was not easy to grasp the report that we offer you here. It is a question of life and death, of consciousness and unconsciousness. The stories that you are going to hear will disturb you, as they have disturbed us. These stories were experienced by those who are now called "experiencers". There are hundreds of thousands of them throughout the world, it is even very likely that some are part of your entourage. Their experience is that of imminent death. Victims of cardiac arrest, or of cerebral functions, sometimes after a long coma, they are survivors, some even say resuscitated. Sometimes declared clinically dead, like Patricia that you will hear in this report, they have come back to life and they tell their stories. They all talk about out-of-body experiences, warmth, love and light, encounters with the deceased and many other things. These extraordinary stories are as old as humanity. But if Myriam Gazut and Olga Baillif chose to film this report, it is because scientists now take near-death experiences very seriously. The hypotheses that could explain them have not produced any conclusive results. The mystery remains. As you have heard, people who have had these near-death experiences most often come back profoundly transformed. Some claim to have developed qualities that could be described as paranormal: the ability to heal others, to communicate with the deceased or even overdeveloped intuition. If this episode interested you, know that we offer you a second, shorter one, on the astonishing abilities of these experiencers. Near-death experience, investigation into an enigma Temps Présent of July 28, 2022. A report by Olga Baillif and Myriam Gazut Image: Hughes Firmann Sound: Santi Serra Editing: Véronique Rotelli Sound illustration: Frédéric Demilliac Mixing: Benoît Mayer ???? For other reports, it's here https://www.rts.ch/play/tv/emission/t... ???? You can find other content of this type in our playlist • ???? Society and Psychology ???? Subscribe to the RTS channel and activate notifications to be notified when we release a new video! / @radiotelevisionsuisse ???? Our other social networks: FACEBOOK: / rts.ch INSTAGRAM: / radiotelevisionsuisse TWITTER: / radiotelesuisse Download the RTS Play app For Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/de... For iPhone: https://apps.apple.com/ch/app/play-rt... #neardeathexperience #emi #neardeathexperience To share your near-death experience story with the Coma Science Group in Liège, please send an email to [email protected]. https://www.coma.uliege.be Conference/video: Bruce Greyson, prof. Emeritus in Psychiatry and Neuroscience, University of Virginia/USA: https://med.virginia.edu/perceptual-s... Present Time: My Doctor Has the Secret, by Bettina Hofmann and Myriam Gazut, 2004 https://www.rts.ch/play/tv/temps-pres... Bibliography: • Dr Pim van Lommel, Dead or Not? The Latest Medical Discoveries on NDEs, Paris, Inrees InterEditions, 2015 • Dr François Lallier, Near-Death Experiences, Can We Really Talk About Death? ed. Leduc Pratique, Nov 2020 • Dr Steven Laureys, Such a brilliant brain, the borderline states of consciousness, ed O.Jacob, 2015 • Titus Rivas, Anny Dirven, R. Smit, The Self does not die, verified paranormal phenomena from Near-Death Experiences, IANDS publication • Dr Raymond Moody, Life after Life (1975), J'ai lu • Evelyn Elsaesser-Valarino, From one life to another. Scientists explore the phenomenon of near-death experiences, Dervy, 1999 • Laurence Musy, Raconte: extraordinary story of 126 days in a coma, Le Temps Présent edition, collection: Witnesses from Beyond Articles Near-death experience in survivors of cardiac arrest: a prospective study in the Netherlands Dr Pin van Lommel, MD/Ruud van Wees, PhD/Vincent Meyers, PhD/Ingrid Elfferich, PhD Published: Dec 15, 2001 https://www.thelancet.com/journals/la... https://www.theguardian.com/society/2...