The question that every one of us has at least wondered about at
some point in our lives, is not if UFOs and aliens exist, or
where's Bigfoot, or even if ghosts are real (although that
question is connected) but a question about the biggest mystery
of all: "What happens to us after we die?" You may not care about
the other unknowns, but death comes for us all, and whether or
not there's an afterlife, we'll all know in due time. It's the
grandest question there is, because it may lead to all other
answers. Any evidence of an afterlife may seem beyond our view to
most of us; however, there seems to be a great abundance of
credible accounts from people who may have seen a glimpse of what
awaits us on the Other Side. These people have either been in a
state of "Clinical Death" or some unusual physical circumstance
and upon recovering, claim to have experienced something known as
a Near-Death Experience, or, an "NDE." Tonight, we sit down with
our good friend, screenwriter Richard Hatem, who has studied the
subject extensively, to discuss the fascinating and distinctive
characteristics of the phenomenon. In Part One of our two-part
series, we first look at the researchers, definitions and a few
case studies of the NDE. Before you think you can dismiss these
numerous anecdotes as coming only from a particular type of
attention seeker, consider that these testimonies come from the
believer, the agnostic and the atheistic alike, from people of
all faiths and walks of life, with stories of striking similarity
from every culture, and going back to when people first started
dying. These Experiencers were all profoundly affected, their
lives changed, and the commonalities of their experiences would
suggest that this ultimate truth doesn't care what you believe,
and indeed a reality beyond the one we know does exist.
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