The most common types of near-death experiences include seeing a bright light, meeting deceased loved ones, and feeling a sense of peace and calm.

The term 'out-of-body experience' refers to the feeling of being separated from one's body during a near-death experience.

The term 'life review' refers to the feeling of being judged or evaluated during a near-death experience.

The term 'mystical experience', 'spiritual awakening', and 'unity consciousness' all refer to the feeling of being connected to a higher power or universal consciousness during a near-death experience.

The term 'tunnel experience', 'void experience', and 'liminal space' all refer to the feeling of being in a tunnel or void during a near-death experience.

The term 'rebirth experience', 'new life experience', and 'transformation experience' all refer to the feeling of being reborn or starting a new life after a near-death experience.

The term 'spirit communication', 'mediumship', and 'after-death communication' all refer to the feeling of being able to see or communicate with deceased loved ones during a near-death experience.

The term 'heaven', 'paradise', and 'elysium' all refer to the feeling of being in a beautiful or peaceful place during a near-death experience.

The term 'hell', 'purgatory', and 'tartarus' all refer to the feeling of being in a dark or frightening place during a near-death experience.

The term 'spirit encounter', 'angelic encounter', and 'divine encounter' all refer to the feeling of being able to see or communicate with spiritual beings or entities during a near-death experience.

The term 'life review', 'past life review', and 'future life review' all refer to the feeling of being able to see or experience one's own life from a different perspective during a near-death experience.

The term 'remote viewing', 'clairvoyance', and 'precognition' all refer to the feeling of being able to see or experience events that are happening in different places or at different times during a near-death experience.

The term 'telepathy', 'mental telepathy', and 'thought transference' all refer to the feeling of being able to communicate with other people telepathically during a near-death experience.

The term 'spiritual healing', 'energy healing', and 'miracle healing' all refer to the feeling of being able to heal oneself or others during a near-death experience.

The term 'psychokinesis', 'telekinesis', and 'mind over matter' all refer to the feeling of being able to control or manipulate objects with one's mind during a near-death experience.