Comments on: Out of Body Experiences: Medical Mysteries or Scientific Explanation?

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By: Bob

Bob — Sat, 14 May 2011 11:16:56 +0000

I had an out of body experience at the age of 16 during meditation. It didn't last very long, because I became afraid and I slipped back into my physical body.But it was an absolutely amazing experience and I tried hundreds of times to repeat it, but unfortunately it never happened again.
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By: Jem

Jem — Sat, 19 Feb 2011 04:23:57 +0000

Actally, this is an interesting article. As many claim that they had a "divine experience" by being able to see themself be attacked, sleeping etc. they try to convince others that it was God. I myself don't believe in God. Evolution said it all for me, otherwise the whole human populace would be a bunch of inbreds, seeing as Adam and Eve supposedly had 24 children. And Mike, saying, "Which came first, the chicken or the egg?" Is like asking "which came first, the human parent or the child?"

By: Chuck

Chuck — Mon, 20 Dec 2010 18:57:25 +0000

This is at totally fascinating subject. I wish more people would do more work on it. After all, at the end of the day, what else is there? :-)

By: mike

mike — Sun, 28 Nov 2010 21:53:04 +0000

if susan was as cleaver at understanding the brain as she says why would she have to take drugs to induce a nde no body knows how the brain works and never will as the old saying goes what came first the chicken or the egg look around in summer leaves are on trees and the flowers are out in winer they die but they always come back look at the sky and grass where did it all come from and the sea without water we would die without light we would die this is not man made so it has to come from some where so susan before you have your bacon sandwitch or cup of tea think how the pig got hear or the water please dont take offence to this mike you are welcome to email me if you wish thanks mike

By: koren chubbs

koren chubbs — Tue, 16 Nov 2010 04:01:46 +0000

hi my name is koren , i hade an out of body experience ,one night i went to bed i dont know how long i was sleeping but i was standing up watching my self sleep,i toled people but they laugh at me and said i was dreaming ,i know i was not dreaming .what does that meen when you can see your self slepping

By: mikael

mikael — Sun, 06 Dec 2009 20:56:53 +0000

as a scientist, Owen, you seem like a smart individual, but there's a difference between 'smart' and 'wise'. Accepting the commonly held theory at the time (the scientific one) makes you smart, but not wise. Why not wise? because scientific theories are always changing, why base your world-view on it?

I'm not saying I believe in God. I have no beliefs actually. Science is a belief, so is God, so is believing that you are a self trapped in a human body, or.. that you're simply the combination of your parts (materialistic reductionist theory), all of these are beliefs. Get out of beliefs. Study some philosophy. Question.

By: Owen

Owen — Wed, 08 Apr 2009 19:02:25 +0000

As a scientist. How can you believe there is a god when we have so much proof that there isn't one. I've studied Charles Darwin for the past two years and there is a lot more proof for evolution than there is for the so called "Adam and Eve". You seem like a bright individual who is married to a doctor. So how can you physically sit there and say there is a god up there.

By: kittywaymo

kittywaymo — Thu, 02 Apr 2009 03:50:17 +0000

hello. i'm a MENSA member, (145 IQ) Chemistry major, married to a doctor etc I am LDS (Mormon) don't drink, take drugs etc etc

I had an out of body or near death experience (still not sure which category is correct). Those who have never had a real experience, do not understand it and falsely attribute it to the brain or nervous system. Mine was while I was alert/awake and I was actually "transported" to another universe. As crazy as it may sound, It really did happen. So I believe there are those genuine stories like my own, others that are drug induced and less genuine, and perhaps still other stories of those who may have had there's triggered via their brain chemistry/electrical components etc.

I think as "Scientists" we need to not leap before we look. I dislike strongly when medicine or science gawks at, or belittle's paranormal or spiritual experiences just because they do not understand them. 98 percent of the world (including myself) believe there is a God. Because there IS a God.