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Definition of out-of-body experience in English: out-of-body experiencenounˌaʊtəvˌbɒdi ɪkˈspɪərɪənsaʊt əv A sensation of being outside one's own body, typically of floating and being able to observe oneself from a distance. Example sentencesExamples - He talked about the out-of-body experience of combat.
- A few years back, when my mind was in this state, I'd experience lucid dreaming and have out-of-body experiences.
- Afterwards, as she would wake up every morning and see her name above the fold in some of the nation's papers of record, she began to refer to it as an out-of-body experience.
- I feel a little woozy, not from any drug that's been administered but from the out-of-body experience of looking deep within my own body.
- Years later she read a book that explained the out-of-body experience is caused by something that is beyond the body's ability to handle.
- Unless one supposes that souls are knocked loose by drugs, only to wander back once the drugs wear off, such experiments suggest that out-of-body experiences are illusory, even when triggered in the brains of dying people.
- The finding is the result of diagnostic research in which out-of-body experiences and other illusions about a patient's body were induced when a specific site of her brain was electrically stimulated.
- Many people believe that the mind can leave the body at death and during out-of-body experiences.
- That's where I kind of had an out-of-body experience.
- If near-death experiences and out-of-body experiences don't come from the brain, where is consciousness based?
- It was like an out-of-body experience I was having.
- In fact academics at the University of Virginia found that an out-of-body experience is a normal psychological response to an intensely stressful ordeal.
- It is not an out-of-body experience but rather its opposite: a saturation of sensations.
- This book covers parapsychology, out-of-body experiences, ghosts, near-death experiences, UFOs, creationism, and astrology.
- Perhaps this explains why so many people from different backgrounds report similar sensations with out-of-body experiences.
- The indignities, the frustrations, the doubts, the coffee breaks: His fictionalized thrashings-about are so hilarious that they gave me an out-of-body experience.
- People will feel a sense of presence in the room (like God, angels or aliens), or have an out-of-body experience (like a near-death experience).
- It causes out-of-body experiences or catalepsy, when people are unable to move, sometimes for up to 12 hours.
- People can have out-of-body experiences in near-death situations.
- Specifically, they address ESP experiences, out-of-body experiences, and apparitions.
Definition of out-of-body experience in US English: out-of-body experiencenounaʊt əv A sensation of being outside one's own body, typically of floating and being able to observe oneself from a distance. Example sentencesExamples - People will feel a sense of presence in the room (like God, angels or aliens), or have an out-of-body experience (like a near-death experience).
- That's where I kind of had an out-of-body experience.
- If near-death experiences and out-of-body experiences don't come from the brain, where is consciousness based?
- Specifically, they address ESP experiences, out-of-body experiences, and apparitions.
- This book covers parapsychology, out-of-body experiences, ghosts, near-death experiences, UFOs, creationism, and astrology.
- Years later she read a book that explained the out-of-body experience is caused by something that is beyond the body's ability to handle.
- It is not an out-of-body experience but rather its opposite: a saturation of sensations.
- People can have out-of-body experiences in near-death situations.
- Unless one supposes that souls are knocked loose by drugs, only to wander back once the drugs wear off, such experiments suggest that out-of-body experiences are illusory, even when triggered in the brains of dying people.
- A few years back, when my mind was in this state, I'd experience lucid dreaming and have out-of-body experiences.
- In fact academics at the University of Virginia found that an out-of-body experience is a normal psychological response to an intensely stressful ordeal.
- Afterwards, as she would wake up every morning and see her name above the fold in some of the nation's papers of record, she began to refer to it as an out-of-body experience.
- Perhaps this explains why so many people from different backgrounds report similar sensations with out-of-body experiences.
- I feel a little woozy, not from any drug that's been administered but from the out-of-body experience of looking deep within my own body.
- It was like an out-of-body experience I was having.
- He talked about the out-of-body experience of combat.
- The indignities, the frustrations, the doubts, the coffee breaks: His fictionalized thrashings-about are so hilarious that they gave me an out-of-body experience.
- It causes out-of-body experiences or catalepsy, when people are unable to move, sometimes for up to 12 hours.
- Many people believe that the mind can leave the body at death and during out-of-body experiences.
- The finding is the result of diagnostic research in which out-of-body experiences and other illusions about a patient's body were induced when a specific site of her brain was electrically stimulated.
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