“It was like being there for centuries,” one woman explained.
However, people who have experienced this it’s surprising how many memories can be packed into that short period of time. “You could argue that’s the way in which death would progress as well because the same mechanisms are in place and it’s an interruption of blood flow to the brain.” “The first thing you notice in fainting is the narrowing of vision, followed by blackness. “We know from experience tunnel vision emerges abruptly when you suddenly lose blood supply to the brain,” Dr Cameron said. Is it God? Dr Shaw wants to leave that up to people’s own interpretations, but he has a scientific reason for why it happens. Yes, there is a light at the end of the tunnel but that doesn’t prove there’s life after death. “Then, as the wave of blood-starved brain cells spread out, our memories and language centres short out, until we’re left with just a core.” Is there really a light at the end of the tunnel? “Our sense of self, our sense of humour, our ability to think ahead - that stuff all goes within the first 10 to 20 seconds. Dr Cameron says you do see a light at the end of the tunnel… but it’s not necessarily anything to do with Godīecause the brain’s blood supply comes from underneath, the brain “tends to die from the top down, claiming our most human characteristics first,” Dr Cameron said.
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