
Philosophy Lecture
Janice Holden lectures on the history and current study of veridical perception in near-death experiences and its implications for consciousness and the brain, followed by Q&A.
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October 27, 2026 · 7 PM – 9 PM
New New Buffet, 3822 Belt Line Rd, Addison ·
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Hear Janice Holden summarize research into apparently accurate perceptions during near-death experiences and discuss its implications for consciousness and the brain.
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Join us for a lecture by Janice Holden, Ed.D. on Veridical Perception in Near Death Experiences: When NDE Perceptions Seem Not Only Subjectively, but also Objectively Real ### Although most near-death experiences (NDEs) are private subjective experiences, some experiencers’ perceptions can be assessed for their objective accuracy. Under certain circumstances, accurate perceptions indicate apparently non-physical veridical perception (AVP) that point to mind or consciousness functioning lucidly and complexly in the absence of brain function normally considered necessary for such functioning. In this presentation, Dr. Holden will summarize the history and current status of the study of AVP and its implications for the relationship between mind and brain and for the question of the existence of consciousness prior to and following physical life. Admission is 5$ 45 min lecture followed by 15 Q&A Reach Jack Sezer at 361-443-8694 with any questions
Hosted by Dallas Philosophers Forum
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