Research into near death experiences and brain activity at the moment of death has revealed something extraordinary — the brain doesn't shut down instantly. In the final minutes gamma wave activity actually surges, triggering an involuntary replay of autobiographical memories. The same neural process behind your most vivid dreams and deepest memories fires one last time. What this tells us is that the brain's last act is not fear or darkness — it's memory. And the memories it reaches for are the

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