Memories Return

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"What we're interested to find out is what do people experience when they're objectively... at the point of death, so when they've got no heartbeat, when they're not breathing and their brain stops functioning. And, when you study this group of people, we found that about ten percent of them have lucid, well-structured thought processes with memory and reasoning abilities; and the features that they describe are very typical of near-death experiences, and they may describe feeling very peaceful, seeing a tunnel, seeing a bright light at the end of it, seeing their deceased relatives, getting to a point of no return. And the most interesting aspect of the whole experience is those people who, there are only about a quarter of them, who actually also describe separating from their bodies and being able to watch themselves from... uh, point of [?], maybe a corner of a room, maybe some at the ceiling, and they described in detail watching all the medical staff and the nursing staff were doing, what they were saying, and their accounts were then verified by the staff who've been there."

When it reminds me just...
When it reminds you of how beautiful the world can be?
Yeah...

When it reminds me just...
When it reminds you of how beautiful the world can be?
Yeah...
When it reminds you of how beautiful the world can be?
Yeah...
Yeah...