Aftereffects of Pleasurable Western Adult Near-Death Experiences
January 1, 2009 Russell Noyes, Peter Fenwick, Janice Miner Holden et al. 103 citations
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Peter Fenwick
King's College - North Carolina
2 papers in the library · 126 citations · publishing 2006-2009
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A prospectively studied near-death experience with corroborated out-of-body perceptions and unexplained healing.
The Journal of near-death studies January 1, 2006 Penny Sartori, Paul Badham, Peter Fenwick 23 citations
A case report provides strong evidence that veridical out-of-body experiences and physical healing can occur during near-death experiences. The article describes a specific instance where a patient accurately perceived events from a location outside their physical body—information later confirmed by others—and also experienced unexpected, documented medical recovery. These findings suggest that NDEs may involve more than subjective hallucination, raising questions about the relationship between consciousness and the body. The case supports the possibility that paranormal or biofield-related phenomena, such as those studied in parapsychology and biophysics, could play a role in these experiences.