@farmerman,
farmerman wrote:Did anyone follow up with the boy to see how pwrsistent these memories
were and do they fade with time such that most memories
(except perhaps terminal ones) are forgotten.
No, not that we know of.
He knew private things of decedent 's sister's family life,
what their deceased mother had done, e.g. a family painting of hers.
He knew of other aviators, by name, in battle from that air craft carrier.
His parents successfully took him to a reunion of those veterans.
farmerman wrote:In my own "mind flick" I was in a small boat that was being taken in very rough waters.
I almost think that my interest in small boats was initiated in this mental movie.
Some folks have sought hypnotic relief from phobias, e.g., snakes or heights
and un-expectedly found themselves in an earlier incarnate life experience.
farmerman wrote:I know you are an NDE fan but, as I said before, , until something substantive comes up on this phenom,
our present explanations of a brain "producing a cascade of synapses" as it begins to shut down is as good as weve got.
I think that the science is better than that.
If u r interested, I suggest that u read the NDE literature.
www.IANDS.org
farmerman wrote:This is based upon the greater number of folks who DONT have NDE's
under cardiac arrest or vegetative states that were later reversed
What someone
HAS and what he
REMEMBERS are not necessarily the same thing.
I was told that I died 2ice in surgery in 2005,
but I only remember awakening in an I.C.U.
Some guys have remembered NDEs from some surgeries,
but not others. Some fellows who died during surgery,
subsequently
dis-inherited individual family members
who (discarnate) thay saw bad-mouthing them in
hospital waiting rooms.
In my opinion,
what it comes down to is that
the Law of the Conservation of Energy
applies to conscious life. Some people have clear memories
of having died in their respective infancies (e.g., 6 months),
remember having gotten out of the dead thing,
whereupon thay
RESUMED ADULTHOOD, until thay got back inside
the dead thing and brought it back to life, whereupon of course,
thay resumed babyhood again.
Some people have complained & compared it to
being put back in jail
or to getting stuffed into a mayonaise jar. Thay dont like it.
To my mind, the study of NDEs has been enjoyable.
Y not give it a shot ?
Start with
Life After Life by my pal, Raymond Moody, M.D.
Its a quick & ez read.