Dr. Mary Neal
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And they have memories that were sharper than memories of other events at the same time in their life, decades after the event. So that tells you what? That it is not a hallucination. It is not even a, quote, normal memory because they're remembered so much more vividly.
And they have memories that were sharper than memories of other events at the same time in their life, decades after the event. So that tells you what? That it is not a hallucination. It is not even a, quote, normal memory because they're remembered so much more vividly.
That's the implication, yes.
That's the implication, yes.
That's the implication, yes.
That when the mind is functioning very well, the brain is not. And there's no medical explanation for how that can be.
That when the mind is functioning very well, the brain is not. And there's no medical explanation for how that can be.
That when the mind is functioning very well, the brain is not. And there's no medical explanation for how that can be.
What do you make of all those similarities? Well, I think they must be talking about something that's real because everyone has it. How they describe it is based on What they're familiar with, what analogies they're familiar with. Because they all say, there isn't any word to describe what happened to me. I can't describe it. Love is not a strong enough word. God is not a strong enough word.
What do you make of all those similarities? Well, I think they must be talking about something that's real because everyone has it. How they describe it is based on What they're familiar with, what analogies they're familiar with. Because they all say, there isn't any word to describe what happened to me. I can't describe it. Love is not a strong enough word. God is not a strong enough word.
What do you make of all those similarities? Well, I think they must be talking about something that's real because everyone has it. How they describe it is based on What they're familiar with, what analogies they're familiar with. Because they all say, there isn't any word to describe what happened to me. I can't describe it. Love is not a strong enough word. God is not a strong enough word.
But I experienced this thing that was just overwhelming for me. And I've heard this from people who were not religious at all. That's right. So have I. And yet they say, I can't deny this. This is more real to me than talking to you right now. And this is definitely what's going on.
But I experienced this thing that was just overwhelming for me. And I've heard this from people who were not religious at all. That's right. So have I. And yet they say, I can't deny this. This is more real to me than talking to you right now. And this is definitely what's going on.
But I experienced this thing that was just overwhelming for me. And I've heard this from people who were not religious at all. That's right. So have I. And yet they say, I can't deny this. This is more real to me than talking to you right now. And this is definitely what's going on.
Tom Sonnen.
Tom Sonnen.
Tom Sonnen.
Yes. Yes. Yes, you really feel things from other people's perspective. And Tom talks about beating someone up when he was a teenager and feeling it from that person's point of view or doing something nasty to his grandmother and felt it from her perspective. But I've also heard from people that...
Yes. Yes. Yes, you really feel things from other people's perspective. And Tom talks about beating someone up when he was a teenager and feeling it from that person's point of view or doing something nasty to his grandmother and felt it from her perspective. But I've also heard from people that...
Yes. Yes. Yes, you really feel things from other people's perspective. And Tom talks about beating someone up when he was a teenager and feeling it from that person's point of view or doing something nasty to his grandmother and felt it from her perspective. But I've also heard from people that...