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THE OTHER SIDE • BY MICHAEL TYMN In 1901, Duncan MacDougall, a respected 34-year-old, Haverhill, Massachusetts, physician and surgeon, reported that there is reason to believe that the soul of man has weight. Experimenting with six tuberculosis patients, weighing them just before death and again just after death, he found an average loss of 21 grams. “The net result of the experiments conducted on human beings is that a loss of substance occurs at death not accounted for by known channels of loss,” Mac- Dougall wrote in the Journal of the American Society for Psychical Research. “Is it the soul substance? It would seem to me to be so. According to our hypothesis, such a substance is necessary to the assumption of continuing or persisting personality after bodily death, and here we have experimental demonstration that a substance capable of being weighed does leave the human body at death.” Skeptical scientists rejected MacDougall’s findings, offering other reasons for the weight loss. MacDougall admitted that his experiment was by no means conclusive and that additional studies were necessary. However, the scientific community couldn’t be bothered with any study that might lend itself to such a “ridiculous” hypothesis, at least until 1988 when two East German researchers, Drs. Becker Mertens and Elke Fisher, weighed more than 200 terminally ill patients just before and immediately after their deaths, finding a loss of 1/3,000th of an ounce, or 0.01 grams. They pointed out that their scale had a margin of error of less than 1/ 100,000 of an ounce, or 0.0003 grams. “We are inclined to believe that it is a form of energy,” Mertens said. “But our attempts to identify this energy have been unsuccessful to date.” As with MacDougall’s findings, the scientific community arrogantly smirked, and the media for the most part ignored the East German study. After all, a loss of 1/100,000 of an ounce hardly seems significant, even if obviously meaningful to two scientists. Numerous deathbed witnesses have reported seeing some kind of vaporous or cloudlike substance leaving the body at or near the time of physical death. Whether this so-called “soul mist” accounts for the weight loss is speculative, but certainly worth considering. Dr. Raymond Moody, a psychiatrist known primarily for his pioneering work in near-death experiences, discusses the strange mist in a recent book, Glimpses of Eternity. “They describe it in various ways,” Moody explains. “Some say that it looks like smoke, while others say it is as subtle as steam. Sometimes it seems to have a human shape. Whatever the case, it usually drifts upward and always disappears fairly quickly.” See Our Great 8-page Catalog Beginning on Page 74 Moody tells of a Georgia doctor who twice saw a mist coming up from deceased patients. The doctor explained that as the patients died they lit up with a bright glow, their eyes shining with a silvery light. The mist formed over the chest and hovered there, as the doctor observed closely and saw that the mist had depth and complex structure. He further said that it seemed to have layers with energetic motion in it. During the second occurrence, the doctor felt an unseen presence standing beside him and seemingly waiting for the patient to die. A hospice psychologist is quoted by Moody as saying that the misty clouds which form above the head or chest seem to have an electrical component to them. A nurse reported seeing a mist rising from many patients as they die, including her father, with whom she saw the mist rise from his chest “as if off a still Great Zimbabwe Are Are Deathbed Deathbed Mists Mists the the Soul Soul Departing? Departing? river,” and then hovering for a few seconds before dissipating. A hospice nurse reported seeing a “luminous presence floating near the bed, shaped somewhat like a person.” Moody tells of his own experience as he and other family members gathered at the bed of his dying mother. Among some other strange things, they all saw an unusual light in the room. “It was like looking at light in a swimming pool at night,” Moody offers. In their 2008 book, The Art of Dying, Dr. Peter Fenwick, a renowned British neuropsychiatrist, and Elizabeth Fenwick also discussed the “smoke,” “grey mist,” or “white mist,” which leaves the body at death. “Sometimes it will hover above the body before rising to disappear through the ceiling, and it is often associated with love, light, compassion, purity, and Continued on Page 31 Number 95 • ATLANTIS ATLANTIS RISING RISING 29
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