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reply to post by Jennyfrenzy
It feels real.
Kalixi
reply to post by Jennyfrenzy
Thank you for posting this it is a very interesting read.
I have had my own personal experience with NDE but mine had caused me to believe that there wasn't a life after death.
I was in labour and after 16 hours things were going downhill. I was hooked up to the gas (nitrous oxide?) and suddenly came out of my body. I was floating above the room looking down at myself, my husband and midwife on the maternity suites bathroom floor. I could hear everything they were saying but everything seemed to happen in slow motion. I started to experience my own birth and I could see my mum birthing me and then her mum birthing her (strange hallucinations I know) I suddenly flew through a dark tunnel with a small light at the other end. I was going so fast hearing a voice say "go into the light"
Then all of a sudden I felt like i had fallen and then had woken up and returned to the maternity suite floor. I was completely lucid and remember a wave of emotions coming over me that I had just experienced a kind of religious experience.
But the thing that really caused me to question it all was that I wasn't dying- at least I don't think I was. I was really depressed for a long time afterwards because I felt that it was all just a hallucination and perhaps it is only a hallucination that people naturally go through when they die - nothing more
aerial
I wish people would actually test NDE
like roll a DICE in a another room. Once
patient goes under, go look in other
room and see what it is...... This
would be the more scientific
approach. I tried with sleep paralysis
and fail, since our brains will
make up false data..
edit on 14-3-2014 by aerial because: (no reason given)
Just after the rats' hearts stopped, there was a burst of brain activity. Their brain suddenly seemed to go into overdrive, showing all the hallmarks not only of consciousness but a kind of hyperconsciousness.
awakendhybrid
reply to post by Jennyfrenzy
It feels real.
How real? Do you still feel your muscles contracting, feel the weight of your body and the surfaces you come in contact with? Does the act of "getting out" of your body feel like effort or something else?
Because I'm getting close, but I'm always so sure that if it feels TOO real that I'll wake up during my attempt only to find that I've actually just gotten out of bed or sat up in reality. So I just lay there wondering what I could do next in the limited amount of time between the vibrations and falling asleep...and then I end up falling asleep anyway ha.
CharlieSpeirs
reply to post by Jennyfrenzy
Perhaps, in my experience... You were in fact meditating rather than having a nap!!!
I often find the best way to begin meditation personally is to lay on my left side with my head tilting left & upwards!!!
Taking position as if to sleep, rather than Legs folded, upright like Buddha, I myself find that more difficult!
I'm not sure if Science can elaborate or confirm this but I get a strong feeling the veins in the neck send more oxygen to a certain part of the brain depending on which way we face!!!
Have you ever attempted AP only to be "blocked"?
Maybe instantly, maybe the "connection" cuts after a couple of seconds?
zuimon
reply to post by Jennyfrenzy
So really there is no difference in an OBE or NDE, just two different ways to 'leave' your physical and be focused in your spirit body. With an astral trip merely being you out and about in your spirit form.
I wish you all the best with your experiences.edit on 14-3-2014 by zuimon because: delete unwanted lines
Jennyfrenzy
aerial
I wish people would actually test NDE
like roll a DICE in a another room. Once
patient goes under, go look in other
room and see what it is...... This
would be the more scientific
approach. I tried with sleep paralysis
and fail, since our brains will
make up false data..
edit on 14-3-2014 by aerial because: (no reason given)
I wish there would be more research done as well. I foud this article on a study done on dying rats:
Just after the rats' hearts stopped, there was a burst of brain activity. Their brain suddenly seemed to go into overdrive, showing all the hallmarks not only of consciousness but a kind of hyperconsciousness.
link to article