What happens when we die? Do we see a light at the end of a tunnel, sense that we are leaving our body and look down on it, or have our life flash before our eyes, as some people have reported after a near-death experience? A recent study suggests that a final “recall of life” may indeed take place in the near-death state. Published in the journal Frontiers in Aging Neuroscience, its authors write that “we report what is to our knowledge the first continuous EEG recording from the human brain in the transition phase to death.” And the brainwaves they recorded followed patterns similar to those…