Kenneth Ring

Kenneth
Ring
1936

American Social Psychologist and Psychology Professor at the University of Connecticut, researched near-death experiences among blind people

Author Quotes

Regardless of their prior attitudes [on near death experience] - whether skeptical or deeply religious - and regardless of the many variations in religious beliefs and degrees of skepticism from tolerant disbelief to outspoken atheism - most of these people were convinced that they had been in the presence of some supreme and loving power and had a glimpse of a life yet to come.

Atheism, Death, Disbelief, Life, Life, People, Power, Skepticism, skepticism, power, death, life, many, people, atheism

The meaning of life has something to do with realizing that our essence is perfect love, then going on to live our lives upon that truth, experiencing each day as a miracle and every act as sacred.

Character, Day, Life, Life, Love, Meaning, Sacred, Truth, life, meaning, day
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First Name
Kenneth
Last Name
Ring
Birth Date
1936
Bio

American Social Psychologist and Psychology Professor at the University of Connecticut, researched near-death experiences among blind people