Leading expert on near-death experiences, Dr. Sam Parnia, believes we will soon learn what happens after death. He has studied cardiac arrest survivors and claims they have seen “light at the end of the tunnel.”
Parnia believes that our consciousness is not part of our brain and does not die when we die, reports dailystar.co.uk.
He says, “I think in fifty or a hundred years we will have discovered the entity of consciousness. It will be taken for granted that it is not produced by the brain, and that it does not die when you die.”
Other experts agree with Parnia. Leading expert in critical care medicine, Dr. Lance Becker, says: “I don’t think there has ever been a more exciting time for the field. We discover new drugs, we discover new devices and we discover new things about the brain.”
Dr. Jimo Borjigin, professor of neurology at the University of Michigan, found evidence of electrical activity in the brain after death.
She says: ‘I believe what we have found is just the tip of a huge iceberg. What still lies beneath the surface is a full account of how dying actually happens.
“Because there’s something happening in there, in the brain, that doesn’t make sense.”
According to surveys, every tenth person claims to have been on the brink of death. That’s about 800 million people worldwide who may have touched the afterlife.
Discoveries in the field of near-death experiences raise questions about what happens after death. Perhaps we will soon learn that life after death really continues.
