Near death, explained

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51. This experimental approach cited in the pdf should be pursued more widely

One attempt to gather objective evidence of this sort, rather than the usual anecdotal, after-the-fact accounts, has been initiated by the British psychiatrist, Peter Fenwick (personal communication). He has had messages placed on ledges, above eye level, in the operating theaters of the hospital where he works. If a surgical patient should have an NDE/OBE, then his or her free-floating mind shold be able to read the otherwise inaccessible message and recall it upon re-awakening. As yet, no one has been able to provide this kind of objective evidence, which would admittedly create serious problems for the materialist view of mind.

Preferably this should be done with an LCD display so that the message or picture could change from operation to operation without any of the operating room staff knowing what was displayed for any given operation, i.e. double blind.