The key memories from life that are thought to appear before death are not a myth, but a real phenomenon, say scientists from Israel who have studied the issue.
Scientists, according to the site ni24.com, involved several people who survived clinical death in the research project. All respondents claim that they saw "pictures from life" at the time of clinical death.
At the same time, the phenomenon, of course, is somewhat different from how it is portrayed in cinematography - for example, memories emerge in consciousness in a spontaneous order, and not in chronological order, as in the Hollywood version.
The subjective time during which the phenomenon lasts can vary quite a lot - some say that these were some moments, but according to others, time seemed to stop, and they, accordingly, ended up in an eternity of memories, from which only when doctors were able to perform resuscitation.
People who have experienced clinical death are of particular interest to science, because the experience they are talking about opens the veil of secrecy over the questions of life and death that are of eternal interest to people.
Kolesnikov Andrey