Near-death experiences and the change of worldview in survivors of sudden cardiac arrest: A phenomenological and hermeneutical study.
Qualitative research in medicine & healthcare December 31, 2022 Hans Zingmark, Anetth Granberg-Axèll 4 citations
Interviews with four people who had a near-death experience after sudden cardiac arrest revealed four themes: being in another dimension, feeling the experience was real rather than a dream, existing without a physical body, and a changed view of life and death. Participants described the experience as non-physical and beyond space and time. The experience gave them a new meaning of life and death, with death no longer seen as an end but as a passage into something else, instantly changing their worldview.