Good video on near-death experiences from the BBC

“Being ignorant is not so much a shame, as being unwilling to learn.” -- Benjamin Franklin

What a shame there are so many closed minds about this subject, as evidenced by some of the British public who sent hate mail to the BBC regarding this documentary. What can those people possibly be afraid of?  As one book title on my library shelf says, "Talking About Death Won't Kill You."  It's hard to know why some don't want to grow in understanding and would rather denounce good-hearted people who are simply trying to share with others their own uplifting experiences.  For those who are open to learn, this film is filled with important information from near-death experiencers who are now convinced life continues on after so-called "death."   The Day I Died: NDE

From Forbidden Knowledge site:

This documentary features in-depth 

case studies of Near Death 

Experiences, including a dramatic, 

verifiable out-of-body experience,

as well as the most recent research studies 

and balanced interpretations of 

NDEs from both skeptical and 

"believer" perspectives.

The film includes virtually everything 

an inquiring mind would need for an 

introduction to NDEs.

Made by the BBC, it is considered 

one of the best documentaries made 

about Near Death Experiences, 

featuring many top scientists in the 

field of NDEs and other related 

experiences.

Due to a tsunami of hate mail from a 

profoundly skeptical British public, 

the BBC has since refused to replay 

this documentary, and it has even 

stopped selling the DVD, wishing to 

avoid being accused of supporting 

'fringe' theories.

Video: (around 54 mins)
 

The Day I Died: NDE

http://www.ForbiddenKnowledgeTV.com/page/26716.html