The Tunnel
SUMMARY
Clinically dead patients returning with the same itinerary: tunnel, light, review, reluctant return.
FULL DOSSIER
Raymond Moody's 1975 'Life After Life' assembled the pattern: tunnel, light, review, reluctant return. The clinical literature since is substantial — van Lommel's Lancet study (2001, 344 cardiac arrests, prospective), the AWARE studies' attempted veridical targets, and the Pam Reynolds case (standstill surgery, core temperature 60°F, EEG flat, later reporting operating-theater details her surgeons confirmed). Materialist models (anoxia, DMT surge, temporal lobe) each explain components; the composed, structured character of experiences during documented flat EEG remains the contested core. Connects the God-helmet file, reincarnation research, and the tunnel every tradition already had.
SOURCES ON RECORD
01van Lommel et al., The Lancet (2001)
02Moody, 'Life After Life' (1975)
03AWARE study, Resuscitation (2014)
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