This article explores the topic of near-death experiences (NDEs), which have been the subject of research by numerous scientists, including Karlist Osis, Elizabeth Kubler-Ross, and Raymond Moody. By describing the phenomena experienced by individuals who have had near-death experiences, the authors attempt to answer questions about the afterlife and the impact these experiences have on people's perceptions of death. The article discusses both positive and negative aspects of NDEs, including differences in the experiences of suicides, which raises new questions about the nature of death and the afterlife.First comes darkness. It's friendly, not frightening. Then a tunnel, luminous at the end, drawing you into the warm glow of nothingness.
Slowly, bliss and a sense of happiness envelop him. The world falls behind, worries and fears vanish. He doesn't want to return. The urge to immerse himself in the circle of light grows stronger. It's a wonderful feeling in the first seconds after clinical death.
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