Chalks one up for the ghost

EmmaZahn — Wed, 14 Aug 2013 13:58:57 +0000

In reply to The Stuff of Those Visions in Clinical Death

Chalks one up for the ghost in the machine?

The study contradicts the conventional wisdom among doctors that there is little or no brain activity after clinical death, Dr. Borjigin said.

Also for Rosicrucian method of caring for the dead:

METHOD: The body is to be placed in a cool place or in an ice chamber for preservation during a period of 3 1/2 days (84 hours) after death. Embalming is absolutely NOT to be performed. The body is to be left in a perfect quiet, away from all disturbing noises during this period. No postmortem operations are to be performed previous to the expiration of the three and one-half days. At the end of this period the body is to be cremated. Particular care is to be exercised that cremation is NOT performed previous to the 84 hours after death for the reason that during this time the spirit still maintains connection with the body and pain from burning is felt if cremation or embalming is permitted.

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Chalks one up for the ghost