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NDERF 3341 Clyde S NDE 6716
https://nderf.org/Experiences/1clyde_s_nde.html
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Clyde was participating in a medieval reenactment wearing knight's armor in extreme heat (110F). After fighting for about fifteen minutes, he became light-headed and collapsed. He experienced clinical death with no pulse, breathing, or heartbeat for three to four minutes according to a doctor present. During this time, he found himself walking along a lavender-colored path and hall filled with lavender fog. He saw people waving and smiling at him from within the fog, though he didn't recognize them. He entered a glade surrounded by forest, all bathed in lavender light. A woman in a lavender gown approached him, placed her hand on his forehead, and gently pushed him back. He then woke up in his body being resuscitated. Later he realized the woman may have been his adopted mother who had been buried in a lavender gown. The experience left him without fear of death and looking forward to the afterlife.
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Heat exhaustion leading to clinical death, no pulse/breathing/heartbeat for 3-4 minutes
No specific veridical observations reported, only subjective experience
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