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小曼,正好看到有关解释,只好麻烦我为你抄一段了.
Although not every out-of-body experience (OBE) has identical features, there are a number of common trails.They invariably occur during sleep, on the verge of sleep or while losing consciousness. Often the sleep is not particularly deep, perhaps due to illness, emotional stress or exhaustion.The person then "wakes up"and in many cases experiences a sense of physical paralysis. People remember trying to move limbs during OBEs, but to no avail. Only the eyes seem to function properly. Those who were undergoing life-saving surgery at the time frequently remember looking down at their bodies from above and seeing doctors trying to perform resuscitation. The OBE usually lasts for no longer than a minute and is sometimes ended by a fear of getting too far away from the body. Suddenly there is a feeling of being pulled back into the body and the experience is over.
OBEs are often linked to escape from extreme pain and trauma.......
Not all OBEs are accompanied by sleep.Susan Blackmore, a leading authority on OBEs, experienced her own while a student at Oxford University in 1970s. She describes her state of mind at the time as "fairly peculiar"and recounts how she went down a tunnel of trees toward a light before floating on the ceiling and observing her body below.she then floated out of the building and across and Atlantic to New York. After hovering around New York, she drifted back to her room in Oxford where she shrank in size and entered her body's toes.
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The Swiss doctors concluded that the angular gyrus plays a key role in matching up visual information of the brain's touch and balance representation of the body. When the become dissociated, an out-of-body experience may result. The researchers also noted that the OBE tends to disappear when the person attempts to inspect the illusory body or body part.
The evidence of the Swiss doctors supports the view that at least some OBEs are caused by an unusual brain state in which one's body perception and sense of reality are altered. How much faith can we place in OBEs though? While it is impossible to disprove their existence, as yet there has there been no firm proof that anyone has ever actually left their body during these episodes. Ed Morrell's tale of witnessing a real-life shipwreck may sound convincing, but like other similar claims, its veracity has not been tested to the satisfaction of the scientific world. Until such evidence is forthcoming, many scientists believe that out-of-body experiences are simply vivid dreams, hallucinations or the product of hysteria, brought about by a particularly traumatic event.
小曼,在你十来岁的时候,是不是经常陷入沉思冥想而对周围浑而不觉,直到什么人打你一下,你才从中醒过来?
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