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February 19th, 2021 
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Bruce Greyson, professor emeritus of psychiatry and neurobehavioural sciences at the University of Virginia in the U.S.
Dr Bruce Greyson, a psychiatry professor, has spent 50 years studying near-death experiences.
He could see a surgeon ‘strutting about the room with his elbows out, waggling and flapping his arms like a chicken.’
After being brought back to life, Al discovered that the surgeon did flap his arms.
Dr Greyson contacted the surgeon who confirmed that he did flap his elbows in theatre. He used his elbows to point at people and tools, to avoid touching anything.
During his surgery, Al became aware of his mother’s presence beside him.
She had died in her 50s, 20 years earlier, and now she appeared much younger, the way he remembered her as a child.
‘Al was profoundly moved that she was watching over him, and during his recovery felt thrilled to know that he would see her again when he finally died.’
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Holly, a 20-year-old student, was brought lifeless to the hospital in Virginia.
Dr Greyson took Holly’s roommate, Susan, to an interview room down the corridor.
Holly regained consciousness the next day.
She told him she had ‘followed’ him and Susan down the corridor, to the interview room, and hovered over them as they talked.
Holly was able to recount the conversation exactly.
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A fireman, who was blown off his feet in an explosion, found himself trying to help his comrades carry his own unconscious body to safety.
John Wren-Lewis was travelling in Thailand when a thief on a bus slipped him poison, to rob him.
John was unconscious for seven hours, during which he had ‘eternity consciousness’.
‘The discovery that I could positively enjoy a cold – not merely wallow in the indulgence of a day in bed, but get a kick from the unusual sensations in my nose and throat – was a big surprise,’ he said.
‘I also started to enjoy tiredness and the many minor pains that afflict a 60-year-old body.’
Unable to cope after she died, he shot himself in the head. But, he didn’t die.
When he regained consciousness, Henry was relieved.
According to Dr Greyson, near-death experiences tend to lead to –
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