Near-Death Experience Statistical Report
A Near-Death Experience Statistical Report
is now available, including Appendix cross-tabulation tables.
- Most NDE events are considered wonderful, 54.0%, while 37.3% have mixed perceptions. Only 8.6% describe their experience as frightening.
- Sometimes, an important finding is that there are no significant differences between groups. No differences in near-death experiences were found for
white versus non-white respondents. Similarly, there were very few differences between those experiences occurring inside versus outside of the
United States. - The NDE contains many common elements. Two thirds report an out-of-body experience, and almost as many see a light. More than half report strong
emotional tone and receiving knowledge. Almost half report seeing unearthly beings. - The out-of-body experience is more often reported by those under 40 years of age. For the total sample 67.7% report an out-of-body episode,
but this is significantly lower at 59.6% for those aged 40 to 49, and 48.4% for those 50 and older. The highest incidence is 76.2% in the 10 to 19
year age group. An out-of-body is also more often associated with clinical death, 75.1% versus 63.0% for those with a non-life threatening event. - Encountering unearthly beings is higher for females, 53.1%, compared to males, 40.3%.
- Reports of both darkness and void drop off significantly after age 50. Darkness and void are higher for those reporting a frightening experience.
- A life review is least common for those aged 50 and over. Their rate of reporting is 10.9%, about half of the total sample, 21.6%. The life review is
also higher for those who report clinical death. - Changes in feelings about death are reported highest for those who also report a wonderful experience, 86.5% versus 75.4% for those with a frightening
experience. It was also highest for those who reported clinical death, 87.8% compared to 83.0% for the whole sample. - The development of healing and psychic abilities is significantly higher among women, 71.4%, compared to men, 60.7%. Such abilities occur most often
for those who report clinical death, 75.5%, compared to 61.9% for those with a non-life threatening experience.
Summary Video
http://www.nearlifeexp.com/
White paper report
http://www.nearlifeexp.com/nderpt.html
Appendix A.
http://www.nearlifeexp.com/apx1.html
Gender, Age,Race
Appendix B.
http://www.nearlifeexp.com/apx2.html
USA vs.Foreign; Health Status at time of Experience;
Experience Frightening; Religious Type
Appendix C.
http://www.nearlifeexp.com/apx3.html
Medical Condition: Clinical Death / Serious Condition / Non-Life Threatening
After-Effects Were: Positive / Mixed / Disturbing
thank you for very interesting article , want good luck
medic said this on September 29, 2008 at 1:03 pm |
Great Post!
thecoltblog said this on September 30, 2008 at 10:33 pm |
If I was never born, would there be a “soul” Robi Schwab? Most defenitely not. So, once I die there also cannot be a “soul” now can there? Bibkically, what you’re all saying is false. 1 text, Eccl. 9. Read it. There’s NOTHING after death. I can quote you another multiple Bible Texts which proves my statement.
Robi Schwab. said this on September 15, 2009 at 3:51 am |
Well, maybe the BODY will not endure, at least not in the material sense, but certainly the soul endures. I would refer to the MANY references to the Resurrection in the Bible. Jesus said “I go to prepare a place for you.” What part of “you” is that?
christianliberal said this on September 17, 2009 at 7:55 am |
some say that you have to be a fool to beleive in an afterlife, sometimes that has been me as well, but id rather be a fool than hopeless
randomer said this on October 9, 2009 at 10:31 am |
As Bishop Jakes has said, I’d rather live my life as if there is a God and die to find out there isn’t a God, than to live my life as if there was no God and find out there is a God. I have nothing to lose.
I’m not sure what the writer thinks Ecclesiastes 9 says, but it doesn’t say anything about the lack of an afterlife.
Anonymous said this on March 24, 2010 at 6:48 pm |
Hey I was really wanting to use this information in a speech, but I need some sources..where did most of these statistics come from?
Lauren said this on February 8, 2011 at 3:51 pm |
Figures come from a research report I did for the International Assn. for Near-Death Studies. You can see the full report and download it at:
http://www.scribd.com/doc/20727835/A-Measure-of-Heaven-Near-Death-Experiences
(Free!)
christianliberal said this on February 13, 2011 at 12:21 pm |
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Body Revolution said this on August 4, 2013 at 11:42 am |