Learning about the true reality
Most of people, as it is well seen on this and the old forum, focus mainly on the direct experiences - i.e. their sensory (or extrasensory) perceptions. It reminds me in large part biological sciences, using microscopes for their work: they deduce about reality on this micro-observations. Of course then they try to combine all observations they have together, but when you look at the practical final effect of all these endeavors - i.e. all medical "detectors" of hundreds of different benchmarks measuring different parts of the body - it seems at best to be amusing. In short, modern medicine doesn't understand really the human body, it just deludes itself and hides behind tones of encyclopedic mechanical points. They desperately try to form biological equations from the information they have, like "this part of brain does this", "this genes does this" etc. As dumb as it is, this shows the level of the humanity at this point in the history. Same is with the parapsychology, part of which are descriptions of NDE and OBE experiences.
There are better ways to understand the reality - and most importantly use this knowledge for our favor, instead of deluding ourselves that we "know", and live with that false belief, achieving nothing beyond the obvious. I'd suggest to go beyond the direct interpretations of what we "see" (sensory and extra-sensory perception - which, according to ancient texts, both lie), really understand the mental/spiritual/consciousness sphere, and use all our abilities to seriously research something that was never researched properly - because of the invalid attitude at the very beginning of all research endeavors that the humanity made so far...
