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The Near-Death Experience and Suicidal Ideation.
Omega, 2023The near-death experience (NDE) most generally refers to a state of altered consciousness with various features that can occur during real or presumed near-death circumstances and/or life-threatening incidents.
R. King
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Which near-death experience features are associated with reduced fear of death?
Mortality, 2022Death is a common existential concern, and fear of death is widespread at subclinical levels. Near-death experiences (NDEs) are profound mystical experiences that may occur close to death, and they are usually followed by dramatic reductions in fear of ...
M. Pehlivanova, A. Carroll, B. Greyson
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The Near-Death Experience and Self-Determination Theory
Omega, 2022When people experience a near-death or life-threatening incident, they sometimes report an altered state of consciousness in which they have the perception of being out of or away from their physical body.
R. King
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Journal of humanistic psychology, 2019
Near-death experiences (NDE) are intense events that can have profound psychological consequences. Although decreased fear of death after an NDE is a well-documented phenomenon, it is unclear what psychological factors are associated with reduced death ...
Simone Bianco +4 more
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Near-death experiences (NDE) are intense events that can have profound psychological consequences. Although decreased fear of death after an NDE is a well-documented phenomenon, it is unclear what psychological factors are associated with reduced death ...
Simone Bianco +4 more
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Suicide Following a Near-Death Experience.
CrisisBackground: Sometimes during real or presumed life-threatening and/or near-death circumstances, an individual undergoes an altered state of consciousness referred to as a near-death experience (NDE).
Robert A. King
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A systematic analysis of distressing near-death experience accounts
Memory, 2019Near-death experiences (NDEs) are usually associated with positive affect, however, a small proportion are considered distressing. We aimed to look into the proportion of distressing NDEs in a sample of NDE narratives, categorise distressing narratives ...
H. Cassol +6 more
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Near-Death Experience in Indigenous Religions
Oxford Scholarship Online, 2018Near-death experiences (NDEs) are indisputably part of human experience, known from accounts from around the world and throughout history. This book examines the role culture plays in how people experience and interpret NDEs, and reveals how afterlife ...
Gregory Shushan
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Full Neurological Recovery From Escherichia coli Meningitis Associated With Near-Death Experience
Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease, 2018A 54-year-old otherwise healthy man presented with altered mental status. On admission, the patient was confused and agitated, with a Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) score of 11, suggesting moderate brain injury.
Surbhi Khanna, L. E. Moore, B. Greyson
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1980
To the Editor.— In a recent COMMENTARY (242:2291, 1979), Richard S. Blacher, MD, points out that the "life after life" experience of the dying patient tells us nothing of the final state of death itself. Furthermore, he urges that misinterpretation of this experience could be avoided with a closer examination of the phenomenon.
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To the Editor.— In a recent COMMENTARY (242:2291, 1979), Richard S. Blacher, MD, points out that the "life after life" experience of the dying patient tells us nothing of the final state of death itself. Furthermore, he urges that misinterpretation of this experience could be avoided with a closer examination of the phenomenon.
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