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Quote by: Radarlove  Piscean,
Thank you for sharing your NDE on the afterlife thread. I note the atheists jumped on you like a ton of bricks but that is only to be expected.
I have had varied paranormal experiences during my life. Some are deeply personal while others are too 'way out' to mention. But I will share one experience.
Around 20 years ago, I was having some hands on healing. It was extremely powerful as two people were involved and their joint energies had a dramatic effect on my psyche.
While lying down being healed, I was overwhelmed by a sudden visual experience - as if I were watching a film. This experience was so vivid that not only did I instantly know what was going to occur in this film but I had full emotional and sensory perception too.
It was 1944; I was a navigator in an English bomber plane - a Lancaster to be exact; we were flying back from a successful bombing raid over Germany; it was night-time; I felt pleased with myself; my navigation had been successful.
The information now flooded through.
I was in my early twenties; I had fair hair; I suffered from asthma; I wanted to be a fighter pilot but didn't pass the examination due to poor health; I lived with a dominating mother; my father was dead; I had no brothers or sisters; I had a pet dog - a black labrador. All this information occurred in an instant. I knew it to be true.
Suddenly, there was an almighty explosion in the plane. We had been attacked and hit by a German night fighter. Pandemonium, fear, terror, panic, a huge hole appeared in the floor next to where I sat; flames everywhere; the plane was disintegrating around me; I was sucked out and fell thousands of feet to my death. I found myself looking down at my badly burnt and crumpled body. It lay in a muddy field somewhere in Holland. I felt no remorse; no sadness; my physical life was over; time to move on.
Then the experience was over as quickly as it came. The whole sequence occurred in an instant as if time didn't exist.
Some would say this was a memory of a past life. Others might say it was my unconscious playing games. I really don't care. It was a paranormal experience in the true sense of the word. And it was very real for me. Just as your NDE was real to you. |
That is what I often time call an "extra reality experience" because it feels too real to be like a normal dream (or daydream) or even an illusion of some kind. I assume of course no drugs were involved.
The difference between normal dreams and such an experience if wide.
By the way, Hello, I have not crossed paths with you yet here at Volconvo. If you were a Native American and had such an experience they might have selected you for training to become a medicene man (holy man of the tribe).