Titlebook: Sensing the Divine; Influences of Near-D Michael N. Marsh Book 2021 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2021 Being Out-of-Body.Brain Pathology.B

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Introduction,levant to “religion” and “religious behaviour” cannot strictly be employed for these ancient peoples or to any “beliefs” which they may have held. Since there were no credal definitions, it needs recognising that the words “religion”, “faith” and “belief” are inappropriate for theis kind of discussi

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The Phenomenology of the Near-Death Experience, in respect of OBE, I summarise briefly the subject of upwards flight and its multiple significances with in the religious sphere, and how that universal concept and its adoption could have its original derivation from the experiential phenomenology of OBE (Chap. .). Finally, I deal with the all-im

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Pathological Dream-States: Comparisons with ND/OBEple of intense cortical arousal following secretion of nor-adrenaline and serotonin (secreted from midbrain/pontine neurones), during which physical parameters (pulse, temperature and blood pressure, and the EEG) suggest that subjects are actually awake. Sleeping itself comprises several recurring c

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The Post-experiential Subjecte change in expressed phenotype is the real outcome of the ND/OBE rather than the experience (NDE) itself. Indeed, the sheer transience of the phenomenon itself, although such a vivid occurrence, could be viewed simply as an epiphenomenal outcome in relation to its precipitating causes (Marsh 2016).

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Developmental “Hows” of the Spiritual Dimensionions throughout the world, and from time immemorial. Indeed, Swanson lists at least thirty “gods” (1960, 66–70) while in his recent book, Torrey (2017: 240) claims 25 “gods” across time and geography, but that total, overall, is likely to be far larger.

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