Near-death experiences (NDEs) are profoundly mysterious and often life-altering events reported by some individuals who have faced life-threatening situations, including cardiac arrest . These experiences have fascinated scientists, theologians, and the general public for decades due to their enigmatic nature and their potential implications for our understanding of consciousness and the afterlife. One of the most striking aspects of NDEs during cardiac arrest is the feeling of detachment from the physical body. Many individuals who have gone through cardiac arrest and reported NDEs describe a sensation of floating above their own bodies or observing medical procedures from an elevated perspective. This out-of-body experience challenges our conventional understanding of consciousness, as it suggests that awareness can exist independently of the physical body. Another common element of NDEs is the perception of moving through a tunnel or towards a bright , radiant light. This light i