Bonjour,
Je ne comprends pas cette affirmation.
Des complications parfois très graves lors d'une anesthésie, cela existe malheureusement.
Il est tout à fait possible de vivre une EMI lors d'une anesthésie.
De plus, il n'est pas nécessaire d'être réellement en danger de mort pour vivre une EMI. La simple croyance en un danger mortel suffit:
- https://www.sciencedirect.com/scienc...4067369092780L
Extrait: "A marine sergeant was instructing a class of young recruits at boot camp. He stood in front of a classroom holding a hand grenade as he explained the mechanism of pulling the pin to detonate the weapon. After commenting on the considerable weight of the grenade, he thought it would be useful for each of the recruits to get a '~hands-on" feeling for its actual mass. As the grenade was passed from private to private, one 18-year-old recruit nervously dropped the grenade as it was handed to him. Much to his horror, he watched the pin become dislodged as the grenade hit the ground. He knew he only had seconds to act, but he stood frozen, paralyzed with fear. The next thing he knew, he found himself traveling up through the top of his head toward the ceiling as the ground beneath him grew farther and farther away. He effortlessly passed through the ceiling and found himself entering a tunnel with the sound
of wind whistling through it. As he approached the end of this lengthy tunnel, he encountered a light that shone with a special brilliance, the likes of which he had never seen before. A figure beckoned to him from the light, and he felt a profound sense of love emanating from the figure. His life flashed before his eyes in what seemed like a split-second. In the
midst of this transcendent experience, he suddenly realized that the grenade had not exploded. He felt immediately "sucked" back into his body."
- Des expériences similaires d'un point de vue phénoménologique surviennent dans d'autres circonstances que l'approche de la mort: https://orbi.uliege.be/handle/2268/173671
Conclusion:
"It appears that "real NDEs" after coma of different etiologies are similar to "NDE-like" experiences occurring after non-life threatening events. Subjects reporting NDEs retrospectively tend to have experienced a different content compared to the prospective experiencers."
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