Near death experiences are not a recent phenomenon, nor do they come from a fringe group.  Detailed written accounts date back to Plato's Republic - considered one of the world's most influential works in philosophy - written in 375 BC. 

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Carl Jung, who changed the way we interpret dreams had his own  NDE.  His retelling is profound and fascinating. Here we benefit from his insight into dream states, the collective unconsciousness, his personal experiences inducing hallucinations and visions and the clear distinction he draws between NDEs and the psychological influences of the imagination.

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Famed psychiatrist, Elisabeth Kübler-Ross, who gained International fame with her theory of the five stages of grief, later became a pioneer in near-death studies.  Her work with the terminally ill, along with her own NDE inspired her to educate others at great reputational risk.

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In the past 50 years, tens of thousands of people, of all walks of life, have been coming forward to share their NDEs.  And many of the Doctors and Surgeons who have brought  these people back from clinical death have confirmed what their patients had witnessed in the operating room during their out-of body experience - the most indisputable proof on an NDE.  Most, who were prior skeptics are now speaking out about their patients experiences and, more than a few, about NDEs of their own