Technische Universität of Berlin and the association of team of psychologists and medical doctors, announced that during clinical experimentation they proved the existence of some form of life after death.
It is amazing but also interesting that this really astonishing announcement is based on the conclusions of a study which used new type of medically supervised near-death experiences. This technique allows patients to be clinically dead for almost 20 minutes before being brought back to life.
It comes to controversial process that was repeated on 944 volunteers, in a period of 4 years. The entire process requires complex mixture of drugs including epinephrine and dimethyltryptamine, which are destined to allow the body to survive the state of clinical death and the reanimation process without any damage.
After that, induced by a mixture of other drugs the patient (the subject) was put into a temporary comatic state which finally was filtered by ozone from his blood during the reanimation process, after 18 minutes.
This extremely long duration of this experience recently was made possible by the development of a new cardiopulmonary recitation (CPR). To be more precise, that is machine called the AutoPulse. Over the last 4 years this type of equipment has already been used in order to reanimate individuals who had been dead for somewhere between 40 minutes to 1 hour.
Dr Berthold Ackermann led the team of scientists. He had monitored the operations and compiled the testimonies of the subjects.
Besides the fact that there were certain slight variations from one individual to another, the experts explained that all participants have some memories of their period of clinical death. It is interesting to mention that majority of the patients described very similar sensations.
For example, most common memories include a feeling of detachment from the body, feelings of levitation, total serenity, security, warmth, the experience of absolute dissolution, and the presence of an overwhelming light.
The team of scientists explain that they are aware that many of the conclusions could and will shock a lot of people, due to the fact that the religious beliefs of the different participants seems to have held no incidence at all, on the sensations and experiences that they have described after the experiment.
As a matter of fact, the volunteers counted in their ranks some members are a variety of Christian churches, Muslims, Jews, Hindus and atheists.
In the past, in various medical journals there are many different hypotheses about near-death experiences, as having the characteristics of hallucinations.
On the other side, Dr Ackermann and his team believe that these experiences are evidence for the existence of the afterlife and of a form of dualism between mind and body.
Mr Ackermann explains: “I know our results could disturb the beliefs of many people. But in a way, we have just answered one of the greatest questions in the history of mankind, so I hope these people will be able to forgive us. Yes, there is life after death and it looks like this applies to everyone.”