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Is ten years a life review?

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Journal of Near-Death Studies

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Looking back on ten years of involvement with near-death studies and with the International Association for Near-Death Studies, I review some of the major questions and accomplishments of that decade both in our understanding of the near-death experience and in our service as an organization.

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  1. P.O. Box 9486, 06043, Bolton, CT

    Nancy Evans Bush M.A. (free-lance writer, editor, and consultant on doctoral dissertations, and has a private practice in pastoral counseling. Ten years ago she was IANDS' first. Executive Director; she now serves on its Board of Directors as President)

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Bush, N.E. Is ten years a life review?. J Near-Death Stud 10, 5–9 (1991). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01073293

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