Verstijvingsframes

Verstijvingsframes, also known as "reincarnation frames" or "rebirth frames," are a concept in psychology and philosophy that refers to the idea that individuals may experience a sense of continuity or connection between their current life and past lives. This phenomenon is often associated with near-death experiences (NDEs) and out-of-body experiences (OBEs), where individuals report feeling a sense of familiarity or recognition of their surroundings, people, or events from previous lives.

The concept of verstijvingsframes is not widely accepted in mainstream psychology or philosophy, as it is often considered pseudoscientific or paranormal. However, some researchers and practitioners have explored the idea, suggesting that it may be related to the brain's ability to process and integrate information from multiple experiences and lifetimes.

Critics of the concept argue that it lacks empirical evidence and is often used to explain away unexplained or traumatic experiences. They point to the lack of consistent or reproducible findings in scientific studies and the reliance on anecdotal evidence.

Despite the skepticism surrounding verstijvingsframes, some individuals find comfort and meaning in the idea, using it as a way to make sense of their experiences and connect with others who share similar beliefs. Whether or not verstijvingsframes are a valid or meaningful concept remains a topic of ongoing debate and research in the fields of psychology and philosophy.