From: david@edenroad.demon.co.uk   
      
   On Fri, 14 Apr 2006 13:44:04 -0700, Anima Rising wrote:   
      
   > Actually, the story I'm relating has been written up in the literature   
   > and featured on the BBC documentary on NDE.  It's the most famous   
   > incident because she was having brain surgery and had to be anethesized   
   > to the point where there was no brain activity.  They made sure there   
   > was no brain activity by putting headphones with pretty high decibels   
   > on during the surgery and anesthesizing to make sure that she had no   
   > reaction to sound.  It's been well documented in scientific circles as   
   > being the most well monitored event ever - with no "scientific"   
   > explanation of the detail she was able to describe.   
      
   I'm sure there are ways to explain that level of detail, you are just   
   unwilling to consider them.   
      
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