Post to Michael Prescott's blog about a Dutch NDE book

Post to Michael Prescott's blog:  (At this writing, it has not been yet approved.)

Related to this topic:

According to an article in the Epoch Times (11/25/14), three Dutch researchers have published a compelling compilation of over 70 NDE cases.

Some cases reportedly have strong verdical evidence

Their book is entitled "What a Dying Brain Can't Do."

The authors are seeking funding to translate the book from Dutch to English.

In one case, reported by eminent cardiac surgeon Lloyd W. Rudy (1934-2012), a patient was left for dead for 20-25 minutes, came back to life, and, when he had recovered, provided verdical NDE evidence, such as reporting the presence of Post-it notes on the top of a computer monitor. The Post-it notes had reportedly not been put there until after the patient's eyelids had been taped shut and the operation was underway.

Dr. Rudy was a member of the first heart transplant team at Stanford University, and was the dean of the Heart Program at the University of Georgia School of Medicine.

Here is a link to the article:

http://www.theepochtimes.com/n3/1103379-prominent-surgeon-evidence-soul-may-leave-body-in-near-death-experience/print.php

Here's an interview with Dr. Rudy:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JL1oDuvQR08

Here's is a partial transcript from the above interview with Dr. Rudy, with skeptical commentary (taken from the Skeptic Magazine forum):

http://www.skepticforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=22188

Finally, here is the persistently logic-challenged (IMHO) practicing anesthesiologist Gerald Woerlee weighing in with his medical analysis of the case:

http://neardth.com/lazarus.php

Posted by: James Oeming | November 29, 2014 at 03:06 AM