Knowledge

We gain knowledge by personal experience, sometimes called learning by doing. It is a great way to gather experience and knowledge at the same time. But it is not without drawbacks. It is best to learn under the guidance of someone who already has the experience and can walk you through it. This keeps the “trial and error” part of personal experience to a minimum.

We can get this “knowledgeable someone” by reading their books, and learn at our own pace. If you wish to study near death experiences for instance, read a lot of books on the subject. You will find that the authors don’t always agree, and that is why it is important to read as many as possible.  After reading a number of books on the subject you will notice there are things that most authors do agree on, and those things are the basic truth of near death experiences. 

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