The Story We Can't Stop Thinking About
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Out-of-Body Dreams. A near-death experience, or NDE, is a close brush with death. Of those who undergo a life-threatening medical emergency, a staggering one-fifth of those patients report a near-death experience. Two new studies suggest they can even cause long-term effects on sleep. The researchers found that people who have confronted NDEs can more easily remember their dreams and experience them more vividly and lucidly than the average person; some NDE survivors even report precognitive (or “past-life”) dreams. These unusual states of consciousness are still a mystery—but it does seem that those who have come closest to death walk away with wholly new perceptions of reality.
—Courtney Linder, Deputy Features Editor
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A near death experience, or NDE, leads to more vivid, lucid, and out-of-body dreams.
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If starvation and amputation can’t kill this lifeform ... what can?
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Built in the 1960s, the bunker was sealed and forgotten just a few years later.
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Researchers are now realizing just how transformative it could be for the average person.
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