Our memories shape our identity, influence our decisions, and define our understanding of the world. However, what if everything we remember is, to some extent, false? The reality is that memory is not a perfect recording device; rather, it is a dynamic, ever-changing process susceptible to distortion, emotional bias, and manipulation. Understanding the fallibility of memory is crucial in distinguishing between reality and truth—two concepts that are often mistaken as interchangeable but are, in fact, fundamentally different.

An NDE is an event unlike any other, and the challenge of describing it lies in the brain's struggle to translate an entirely new experience into familiar language. Despite this difficulty, the transformative effects of an NDE are undeniable, profoundly altering the experiencer’s perspective on life and death.