So we can conclude that no one here can explain how it is possible that people have an enhanced consciousness while there is no electric activity in the brain. That's all we need to know.
What a remarkably disingenuous claim, even given the level of honesty to which so many of the
woo!-thiests who regularly post here stoop.
Before you can honestly make any claim about explaining "how it is possible that people have an enhanced consciousness while there is no electric activity in the brain", as you put it, you must first demonstrate that the "brain activity" does, in fact, happen "while there is no brain activity".
You have stated a contradictory conclusion. You compound your error by
assuming that conclusion as support for that conclusion.
Special pleading is a fallacy; as is circular reasoning; you have done none other.
You ignore the fact that brain activity happens when the brain is active. Given a traumatic period of suppressed brain activity bracketed by a period of decreasing consciousness and a period of increasing consciousness, it is a twisted misstatement of what we know about neuroscience to claim, without any support, that the "memories" of the kinds of hallucinations referred to as N(D)Es"
must be forming when there is no brain activity.
Inactive brain is inactive.
And about the paterns in NDE's all over the world(again):
The traits of a classic NDE are as follows:
You seem to be repeating your claim that all "N(D)Es" are "identical", and yet...
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Most of the NDE's have the same characteristics. Some of them are different.
But you can see patterns.
"Patterns" are not identity; further, those "patterns" have been pointed out to you. You have, typically, ignored that to chant your litany of identicality.
"N(D)Es" are as "identical" (and as culturally driven) as dreams.