The spontaneous out-of-body experience is now hypothesized to occur often as a reaction to physiological and/or psychological threat or danger.
CASA GRANDE, ARIZONA, UNITED STATES, April 21, 2023/EINPresswire.com/ — The NDE OBE Research Project, which began on April 13, 2020, is focused on identifying and defining different types of perceived out-of-body experiences (OBEs), and discovering the differences and commonalities among them, focusing on any possible catalysts, the event itself, and the process from beginning to end. Robert King, the Project Manager of this ongoing study, released a 98-page report on April 17, 2023, reporting the findings from Phase II of the project, which are based on a total 240 participants reporting 252 perceived OBEs. The report is available free to the public at
http://dx.doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.2.22749.90085
This report from Phase II identifies various types and subtypes of perceived OBEs, basing the primary categorization of perceived OBEs on the experient’s condition or state, which includes physiologically near-death perceived OBEs (NDOBEs), life-danger perceived OBEs (LDOBEs), life-danger-to-near-death perceived OBEs (LD-NDOBEs), altered-mind perceived OBEs (AMOBEs), and other spontaneous perceived OBEs (OSOBEs). This phase of the study suggests that the reduction, disruption, or cessation to the body’s oxygen supply may be associated with most perceived…
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