Many near death experiences aim to prove that we can survive beyond our physical bodies
Raymond Moody's characteristics of NDE's are very common, and many people have experienced some or even all of these, which could be proof that we do survive beyond our bodies, as some characteristics are almost exactly similar.
Kenneth Ring took a more scientific approach to his studies and aimed to strengthen Moody's theory during the 1970's, he claimed that an NDE was not simply a hallucination, as they are usually rambling, unconnected and unclear. NDE's tend to have a clear connected pattern, perhaps suggesting they are proof of a post mortem existence. He also noted that people are changed after an NDE, therefore something must have happened to cause this change.
Pam Atwater, similar to Moody, could also class NDE's into different categories, which again inforces the idea that they are common, making them more likely to be true.
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