I have a couple questions for those of you who have had NDEs or OBEs
In various OBE accounts, the experiencer often describes it as real and not dream-like, but at the same time, they don't always realize that they are seeing their own body. Why would you not recognize you are looking at yourself, especially if you know the context behind everything (for example, someone in a surgery room or seeing yourself from above the scene from an accident), plus you would know what you look like?
I would think that people would show surprise or shock at seeing their loved ones in an NDE, and this is actually common for deathbed visions. But in NDEs, people often react as if they are simply happy and not questioning of it at all. Why do you think that is? Maybe it's just how people tend to describe the experience after the fact.
And of course, if your experience was different than what I described, I would be curious how so! Thank you!