AMERICANALMANAC (Jonah Adams) - More than 60 million Americans report near-death experiences — and researchers say the evidence is getting harder to dismiss
A growing body of survivor accounts and scientific research suggests human consciousness may not end when the body shuts down, a finding that challenges materialist assumptions and raises questions science alone cannot answer. Katie Winschief's husband found her unconscious on the kitchen floor of their Pensacola, Florida, home on January 20, 2015. He rushed her […] The post More than 60 million Americans report near-death experiences — and researchers say the evidence is getting harder to dismiss appeared first on American Almanac .
A growing body of survivor accounts and scientific research suggests human consciousness may not end when the body shuts down, a finding that challenges materialist assumptions and raises questions science alone cannot answer. Katie Winschief's husband found her unconscious on the kitchen floor of their Pensacola, Florida, home on January 20, 2015. He rushed her to Sacred Heart Hospital, where both lungs collapsed, her breathing stopped, and her heart quit beating. A priest performed last rites. By every visible measure, she was gone. But Winschief says she was watching the whole thing, from above. She describes floating outside the emergency room, drifting higher until she could see the tops of the hospital and an adjacent mall. A…Open