Near-Death Experiences Seem to Follow Strange Rules of Shape And Color
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“A study involving 50 participants mapping their near-death experiences has revealed an eerie, consistent pattern in the shapes and colors reported. The findings suggest these subjective experiences may follow specific, underlying rules.”
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