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Cassol, Helena, et al. "Qualitative thematic analysis of the phenomenology of near-death experiences." PLoS ONE 13.2 (2018): e0193001. Female Subject, Age 76, Case 2
PLoS ONE Vol. 13(2) e0193001 Pages 1-14 2018
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This woman experienced a remarkable near-death episode during cardiac arrest six years ago. Initially, she found herself in a dark place with no walls or rooms, wondering what she was doing there. The darkness then gave way to an extraordinary transformation as everything became spotlessly white with a brightness she had never witnessed before. The light was described as having multitude of rays emanating from it yet was gloriously non-dazzling. Within this luminous environment, she observed beings appearing and disappearing as if passing through the light itself. The entire experience was characterized by an overwhelming sense of peace and divine presence. She felt completely removed from physical suffering and earthly concerns. The transition between the initial darkness and the brilliant light marked a profound shift in her consciousness. Upon return to physical awareness, she retained vivid memories of this transformative experience that continued to influence her perspective on life and death.
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Cardiac arrest documented but monitoring details not specified
Darkness to light transition, multiple beings observed, specific descriptions
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