[EMAIL PROTECTED] (William J. Foristal) writes:


Hi Sue,

I would expect there to be a much more reasonable explanation of a slight
weight loss upon death than that of the soul leaving the body.  For one
thing, the soul is spiritual and would not have any weight. :)  I'm sure
there are plenty of things that escape from the body when death occurs
that would account for a weight loss.  It's probably best not to go into
detail.

But I wonder how anyone could study this since the weight loss would have
to be quite miniscule and the body would have to be weighed immediately
before and after death to get any data.

But I've never read any research on this subject.

Bill

On Fri, 13 Mar 1998 11:17:22 -0800 Sue Hartigan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
writes:
>Sue Hartigan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>
>Hi Bill:
>
>I have a question that perhaps you or someone can answer.  My husband
>said that there is a study that was done about the weight of a body
>changing at the time of death.  I had never heard of it, but they 
>study
>everything else.  :)
>
>He said that some researchers somewhere had taken a group of people 
>who
>were dying and placed them on a scale of some sort.  When they died
>there was a loss of weight, minuscule but still a loss of weight.  
>This
>was attributed to the soul leaving the body.
>
>Have you ever heard of such a study? 
>
>The light thing is true.  I don't have any explaination for it, but I
>went through that experience when I had polio.  And it is true.  It
>leaves you with a very different view of death.   
>
>Sue
>> 
>> Hi Jackie,
>> 
>> And also the instances where people say they saw some type of wispy
>> material leave a body at the time of death.  This was to infer the 
>soul
>> leaving the body, but it could simply be a dissipation of energy as 
>the
>> body died.  Also, that light people see who have died and come back 
>may
>> simply be the start of this process.
>> 
>> And I think all major discoveries are made on the cutting edge of
>> research. :)
>> 
>> Bill
>
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