Exploring Near Death Experiences with Dr. Bruce Greyson
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
- In this conversation we discuss Dr. Greyson’s close to 50 years of scientific research on near death experiences which is highlighted in his book titled “After; A Doctor Explores What Near Death Experiences Reveal About Life and Beyond”
BIOGRAPHY
Dr. Bruce Greyson is Professor Emeritus of Psychiatry and Neurobehavioral Sciences at the UVA School of Medicine. He served on the medical school faculty at the Universities of Michigan, Connecticut, and Virginia. He was a co-founder and President of the International Association for Near-Death Studies, and Editor of the Journal of Near-Death Studies. His award-winning research led him to become a Distinguished Life Fellow of the American Psychiatric Association, and to be invited by the Dalai Lama to participate in a dialogue between Western scientists and Buddhist monks in India.
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Web site for Dr. Bruce Greyson which includes information on his book “After; A Doctor Explores
What Near Death Experiences Reveal About Life and Beyond” www.brucegreys...
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My grandmother died when I was eight and my father when I was 20, my mother when I was 23.... Only child. This is probably why I have always been fascinated by people's near-death experiences and have read so many books on this topic from Raymond Moody to Elizabeth Kubler-Ross to books by everyday people on their near-death experience.... So grateful to people like you who offer this information to everyone how we don't die.... there is no death.... It may be hard to believe at first but keep reading the books and going on the Facebook pages and keep the faith because you will see one day, your soul will survive physical death and you will meet your beloved family and friends again when it's your time to leave this planet you will even meet your beloved pets again!!!!
You have lost much in your life, last year I lost my beloved mother, and little brother and it brought me on this path of seeking them. And, I too found this interesting link to the other life.
The part about meeting your pets is really cute. Something tells me that it's so indeed.
Such a super example with the warehouse and the flashlight :) I respect so much Dr. Bruce Greyson.Thanks for sharing this, it is helpful for all of us who thinks about what happens after we die.
I have read Dr. Greyson’s book, actually I have enjoyed listening to him read the audio version. This interview has been a pleasure to hear him again on this topic, in an interview so well lead by Barbara. Thank you both
Lovely interview. She really allows the doctor to fully express what he wants to say. She is really listening as well, which is clear from her pauses after his statements.
I'd like the quote that Dr. Greyson said: "There are lots of ways of reaching a Spiritual Enlightenment other than going through a Near-Death state that just happens to be"...
Wonderful interview. I stayed with my younger brother for 2 weeks in hospice. My sister came for a few days. She said she was awakened one night, my brother's hands/arms were reaching up, with gestures, his mouth was moving- mumbling. We both concluded, a deceased friend or relative was communicating preparing him. He died about a month later. I always look up and sense all my deceased family whenever I need them. I don't see them, i sense them, maybe my imagination. I don't tell people, but i wonder if others sense the people who passed on.
IANDS is the International Association of Near Death Studies. For those interested in hearing other people's near death stories you can go to their web site.
@Barbara Morningstar Dear Barbara Morningstar, I feel silly even mentioning it and after retaining the data from the video and your extraordinary interviewing skills, I realize I'm no longer afraid. I admire what you do and love your channel. Thank you for the important topics you give us all! It doesn't matter that you're not a Doctor. You're so well accomplished and the way you present data and carry yourself is inspiring! I'm brutally honest so please know that. I appreciate you very much. Thank you for all you do, Abra
Realization allows true liberation 😊 🙏 thank you both
Very wonderful interview. Very concise and deeply understandable. I have been studying NDE's for quite a while. This was a top notch example.
Wow he explains this very well and in easy words, I like it, thank you.
Great interview. Thanks for sharing.
My NDE was in 1990. Amazing experience. Its real alright.
Great book❣️
Beautiful interview.
Great interview!
If this helps anyone: Days before my Dad died he was talking outloud to his deceased mother!!!!!
Richard, I think you will like the conversation with Dr. Christopher Kerr regarding the recent research on death bed visions and dreams. They happen more frequently than people realize.
@@barbaramorningstar5173Great to know about It!
All the doctors, nurses, and even order lease at work in hospitals or hospice or nursing homes, always see this and are good enough to share this information because it helps so many people realize there is no death. The patient's weeks or days or hours before they pass away are being escorted by their loved ones to the afterlife and the veil breaks down at that time so they can receive these visits and no they are going to be okay through the transition
Thank you you are giving people the faith they need because in the old days they would judge you for saying this but now people have open minds and are willing to believe the experiences of other people either on Facebook or by reading books and it's common knowledge for doctors and nurses and hospital orderlies, nobody ever dies alone even if there's no one around people have died and come back and said it wasn't their time and they returned to tell the tale! Life is so much better when you know you're going to see your loved ones again when it's your time
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The materialistic science helps convey what NDEs etc are all about to people who come in contact with the beyond.
Thank you for sharing this interview. Watching it from Brazil 🇧🇷
What is the general consensus the general consensus of near-death researchers as far as the question of reincarnation? This is still being debated all over the planet
You seem to be quite passionate about this subject based on all your comments!! If you would like to explore more (also referenced in the reply above) you can go to University of Virginia, Division of Perceptual Studies website: med.virginia.edu/perceptual-studies/ It is part of their medical school. As mentioned at the beginning of my interview with Dr. Greyson they started the division by researching the prospect of reincarnation and documenting children's stories of potential past lives. The website refers to the scope of their research in greater detail.
I want to come in with an open mind. I'm searching for a greater truth. I know all the people in this field. I know their work. But as soon as websites (often selling spiritual "services") or books are promoted from these types of videos, like the book this video conveniently placed for the viewer to see, makes me question everything. Is it real knowledge on the fringe of things we can't yet understand or snake oil salesmen/women? If the experience was so profound and deep, wouldn't you share that knowledge for free? As opposed to trying to make money from it.
It's understandable to be skeptical about things when you've people selling snake oil, embellishing their stories and even outright lying about them from time to time. However, it's important to remember that this isn't relegated to NDEs. Whether it's business, politics, schooling, even charity work - there's scarcely an endeavor in all of society that doesn't have this to some degree.
What we have to do, IMO, is to be reasonably critical in our evaluations but not throw out the proverbial baby w/ the bath water. Don't let the few rotten apples spoil the whole bunch.
I can completely understand what you say. In one side there's a real experience that is changing paradigmas in science. In the other side there are so manny scammers selling interpretations of the phenomena as the "only one" or "the only truth". I tend to listen to the experiences and avoid the interpretations of It. The experiences per se are so rich that I think that we don't need interpretations for It. I stick to the void of the unkown because the doubt is my friend and the "truth" may take me to a cult.
Read the books by dr. Raymond Moody and Elisabeth Kubler-Ross and other scientific minds who have studied near-death experiences and written extensively about it. You can get information online for free don't have to buy books if you don't want to you can always go to the bookstore and asked what books are recommended if you want to purchase a book or two, but there are many reliable people and researchers in the field who have study these things, just go to a nursing home or a hospice and ask the doctors and nurses and the orderlies what they have seen because these people always attest to the experiences of seeing people talking to someone who's not there, as they enter the next world. Have some faith as people try to explain online what they went through when they almost died. You cannot dismiss everybody as a liar
Do you perform your profession for free? We all gotta eat. It's very very common (on PBS, other news, etc.) for interviewed authors to have that book on the shelf. BTW....I have the book and it's excellent.
I would like to know if anyone has had an experience that surely would lead to death...but midway was "saved"...by an unseen force? That's what happened to me...
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Has any NDE ever talked about aliens in their experience. 🤔
As long as I know (and I have listened to hundreds of nde) people talk about "beeings". As the doctor said, the metafores depends on the cultural backgroud, so maybe it's more likely to compare this beeings with religious figures than with the figures we call aliens
But it's a very interesting question, I would like to see an answer for It too
Dr. Greyson condensed 50 years of research for his book "After". If you have further questions about his work and the work at the University of Virginia's Division of Perceptual Studies you can go to their website: med.virginia.edu/perceptual-studies/
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I love Dr Greyson but, most of my nightly dreams conform to timelessness, and communication absent speech. Can't recall ever experiencing pain in a dream, despite the situation boding pain for a physical body. I'm unconvinced that NDE's are other than a dream phenomenon. Not looking for debate; I'm just sayin'.
I've experienced physical pain in dreams. It's mild compared to in real life and it's only happened a few times that I can recall, but it does.
NDEs are very similar to dreams, when they're in an otherworldly realm, but when they're reporting seeing and hearing things in real life that are later confirmed by actual people, like doctors and surgeons, and it's very unlikely they would know about them, that makes NDEs something else entirely.
@@miguelthealpaca8971 Any pain I've experienced while dreaming is external to the dream. Likely awaken me, if the eternal body pain persists. NDE reports, are just that: REPORTS. Throw in "veridical accounts" of local perception, still do not prove survival of consciousness beyond final, physical death. I experienced an OBE/NDE, post heart-attack. The Middle Eastern doctor I envisioned (I was not conscious at the time) who implanted a stent, showed up 2 days later, as the very Middle Eastern doctor I had seen while unconscious/near death. Veridical experience, perhaps? But, doesn't prove anything about survival of consciousness after forever death. Credentialed people, doctors, academics are capable of wishful thinking . Honest belief is not demonstrable proof of one's interpretation of NDE's, OBE's and the like. I neither believer, nor disbelieve ... absent demonstrable, reproducible evidence.
@@VMQuantumMechanic I understand your thoughts but tell me why so many people on Earth (despite their culture or religion) millions of them why they have almost the similar experiences? (like a bright light, or someone to tell them that it's not their time yet) I personally cannot give a logical explanation about this even if I'm the most sceptical person in the world.
@@sspyrus7740 I'm with you on my not being able to explain. But, that doesn't justify my accepting what anyone says on any subject, absent demonstrable, reproducible evidence of what's being purported. Humans are capable of self-delusion, wishful thinking, and confirmation bias on a grand scale. Credentialed people are no exception to wishing there to be an afterlife. With me, it's not what one says, or who says it. I try hard not to accept anything on faith, or without reproducible, demonstrable evidence.
@@pauliewalsh6875 But, I have no "belief" to change. Drugs may alter one's perception, but ... reality, as to afterlife remains unproven, by demonstrable, reproducible evidence. If you, or anyone were capable of PROVING afterlife --- there'd be no ongoing debate.
That ongoing “hhmmm…..hhmmm….hhmmm” is very annoying🥵
Many things in life are super annoying, but don't worry after you die, everything is going to be groovy!
I couldn't agree more. Had to switch off after 10 mins or so. So very distracting.
@@barbaramorningstar5173Thanks for the interview. Ignore the hate comments. I find it amazing you were able to speak with this man . Very lucky
Probably not annoying for the guys listening. Just sayin'. Bruce is amazing! He and his research have enlightened many to the realm of NDEs and beyond.