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- Book Review: Life After Death
- Review of the book "Life After Death" by Tom Harpur, which discusses his religious perspective, his comparison of diverse attitudes toward postmortem survival, and reflections on the near-death experience.
- Book Review: The Near-Death Experience
- Review of the book "The Near-Death Experience" by Calvert Roszell, discussing the physical and spiritual aspects of near-death experiences.
- Extrasomatic Emotions
- Article describing an investigation carried out in Italy on 54 subjects, half of whom had out-of-body experiences (OBEs) in good health, and half of whom had OBEs in a coma or in a state of presumed death. The focus of this research was the emotions subjects reported having felt during their OBEs.
- Guest Editorial: Life After Life-After-Life
- Abstract: This essay is a first-person account describing the profound impact of my near-death experience (NDE). I surrendered everything in response to a spiritual mandate to do something different with my new life after the NDE. Researchers may find that such intensive responses contain credible data of interest in evaluating the question of why we have NDEs.
- Journal of Near-Death Studies, Volume 11, Number 3, Spring 1993
- Quarterly journal publishing papers related to near-death experiences, including research reports; theoretical or conceptual statements; expressions of a scientific, philosophic, religious, or historical perspective on the study of near-death experiences; cross-cultural studies; individual case histories; and personal accounts of experiences or related phenomena.
- Letter to the Editor: Near-Death Accounts as Therapy: Part 2
- Letter from Deborah L. Drumm to the editor of the Journal of Near-Death Studies on the topic "Near-Death Accounts as Therapy: Part 2."
- Otherworld Personal Future Revelations in Near-Death Experiences
- Article describing a new kind of precognitive vision in the near-death experience (NDE): the otherworld personal future revelation (OPFR). Kenneth Ring previously described two kinds: the personal flashforward and the prophetic vision. The OPFR resembles the personal flashforward in that it previews the experiencer's personal future, but differs from the personal flashforward in that it is delivered to the experiencer by another personage in the otherworld rather than appearing in the visual imagery of a life review.