I appreciate the warning. However, this kind of stuff has been around for ages. I, myself, have had three near-death experiences and the visions and sensations were very vivid and real. Still, I don't rule out brain physiology and natural chemical secretions, along with conditioned thought processes, as the cause. In this article, a couple of the recited experiences seemed more than just coincidence and that was my comment.
On other occassions I have experienced things that seem a direct answer to prayer, answers from "out of nowhere" which couldn't have been anticipated. Coincidence? Maybe.
However, the article goes on and talks about mediums and other such things as the explanation for it. This is the part that goes against Christianity.