In this episode we talk to doctor and afterlife researcher Dr. Piero Calvi Parisetti. Piero started originally working in humanitarian aid with the UN and Red Cross, he later became a professor of emergencies and humanitarian action, and in 2004 he started his exploration into the scientific evidence for life after death, leading to several acclaimed books. Today he is a researcher at the University of Northampton, and focuses on applying afterlife science to support the bereaved and dying. His unique, evidence-based approach to grief and end-of-life care blends science, psychotherapy, and compassion. He is a member of IANDS, of the Society for Psychical Research, and of the Scientific and Medical Network. In this episode we explore some of the most compelling scientific evidence that points to the fact that there is life after death, so be sure to watch until the end!

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What is an NDE?

A near-death experience (NDE) is typically a profound, life changing, intensely emotional experience that usually occurs during a clinical crisis and has common characteristics and aftereffects. It is not a dream, hallucination, or mental illness (Greyson, 1983). There are no predictive variables to identify who will have an NDE. They happen to people of all ages, religions, socio-economic groups, cultures, educational backgrounds, and belief systems. They occur under a variety of circumstances such as accidents, near-drownings, illnesses, combat, surgical procedures, and childbirth. Following an NDE, experiencers (NDErs) often display some common aftereffects. Research has established a set of common NDE characteristics and long-term aftereffects. Theories used to explain near-death experiences in purely physical terms have been proven inadequate by NDE researchers and others.