dimension, in which neither space nor time exists. One could perhaps call it
"The world of spirit?"
Resuscitation methods have so vastly improved recently. Because of them, so
many who have been clinically dead briefly (no heart beats, flat-lined EEGs,
etc.) are living today but would have stayed dead 50 years ago. Statistics vary
somewhat. I've read that 8% of those resuscitated have gone through what
is called "Near Death Experiences." They tell of their experiences while they
were on the other side. Some have died during surgery, and they saw what
the doctors and nurses were doing and saying to each other during their efforts
at resuscitation, and they told the medical people about it afterwards. Well,
the doctors and nurses were incredulous! Yet they agreed to the accuracy of
what the patient had seen and heard during the time they were supposed to
have been dead. But how could they have seen and heard all that, even if
they were not dead during that time? They were under general anesthesia!!!
Worldwide research has been going on for decades now. Here is the link of one
such international research center. They present comments from critiques of
their research, both pro and con. There are all kinds of theories and proposals
given by scientific professionals, as well as counter-theories and proposals.
They give the stories of thousands of those who had gone through these
experiences, some of which are brief, and others are long and detailed.
RKP, it's possible you might not miss anything of what scientific discoveries
will be made in the coming 1000 years. In fact, you might be actively
participating in them in ways you would never have dreamed of. Have fun! 
http://www.nderf.org
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