Suresh,
Despite all that can be said for it -- and I see there has been quite a lot
said -- I would not recommend practicing for a near-death experience. Better
to practice Zen (or Chan). At least you can do it with others. And it is
supported by good health -- and vice versa -- and not by extreme trauma and a
medical environment.
And you can burn incense! Try *that* in the Emergency Room. ;-)
--Joe
> varamtha@... wrote:
>
> New science is shedding light on what really happens during out-of-body
> experiences -- with shocking results.
> By Mario
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