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Originally posted by tkwasny
You are time dwelling inside your "recording", which is all matter, energy and space itself within your efffective range for electromagnetic and electrostatic fields you produce as well as static and kinetic spatial displacements, all in the PAST from conception to death.
Your a time dweller when you die, communicating with and serving your still embodied self as the presence of your CONSCIENCE. Your conscience (you after you've died and now know what's "on the other side") is trying to get you to record the Presence which is the opened escape Door. Your time dwelling self needs a way out and away from your still embodied self.
Time is a recording medium much like recording tape holds impressions of electromagnetic variations that we have machines convert into sounds and/or video.edit on 8-1-2012 by tkwasny because: Addition
Originally posted by survivaloftheslickest
Originally posted by mandroids
How conceited and new atheist of you to assume that nothing or no one can exist outside of where you happen to be. Naive realism at its most shameful.
Nothing was brought to the thread by this response. Therefore, save your ad-hominems and go for a walk. Nobody needs your attitutde here. Mods, please take note next time such a fecund response appears.
Originally posted by wildtimes
reply to post by NorEaster
Most simply give up after a few attempts, and some get a quick sequence of some sort through after taking the effort on as a challenge to be overcome. One typical strategy is to affect the external/internal data stream that's flowing into the human brain's short term memory section, and manipulate the data clumps with image sequences, sounds, physical sensations, and smells that they hope will represent them to the person they are trying to communicate with.
My father died 17 months ago. I was with him during his illness, and his last hours. I held his hand, I brought him the picture book of National Parks that he asked for. I fed him bites of melon. I sat on the bed beside him while I was reading silently.
Before he became less responsive, I had said to him, "Daddy, in case I don't see you again, when you get to wherever you are going, could you please let me know where you are, so I'll know where to find you?"
He died the next day. I had become emotionally overwhelmed after our last time together, and I had written him a card. I asked my brother and mom to make sure to read it to him. It contained the words from the song "Love, Me."
If you get there before I do,
don't give up on me.
I'll see you when my chores are through,
I don't know how long I'll be.
But I'm not gonna let you down,
Daddy wait and see.
So between now and then,
til I see you again,
I'll be loving you....
Love, me.
The day after he died, my mother gave me his watch (long story, but a very sentimental gesture with symbolism behind it). I put it on my wrist. I noted the time, to the second, where it was set (it was no longer keeping time).
A couple of days later, while grieving alone, I looked at the watch while thinking of him. It had advanced about 10 seconds. It had no working battery.
I considered that to be ADC, and in a most touching and significant way.
Was it real? Very much so, to me.
Was it just the watch being joggled by motion? I don't believe so, though I am sure there are people who would say, "That type of watch does that, they have a known glitch."
But no one can prove it either way.
In my heart, and mind, and deepest soul, I KNEW it was my dad letting me know he was okay.
--wt (who is silently weeping now for having had this opp to share that and remembering how much it moved me).
(it's a long and very technical explanation, but we each have a "team" of sorts that assists our transition)
Originally posted by mailboxuser2009
reply to post by schuyler
You are partially right. There is fraud everywhere. However, some mediums are real and they can communicate with the dead or become a channel for them. The vast majority of people need them to interact with the dead. The ones who don't are mediums at some degree themselves.
At least in one case, the evidence was so concrete that it was accepted in a court of law. Charges were dropped because the dead "spoke" in favor of the defendant. Providing details that no one else could.
But of course this subject is very controversial and just as you are skeptical about it, most people will only accept it when confronted with a real experience.
By the way, I have a good friend who can see and hear them. It is freaky, scary sometimes but it is true. And she is just a regular woman seeking nothing but living her life. It is more of a burden than a privilege.
Originally posted by wildtimes
reply to post by NorEaster
(it's a long and very technical explanation, but we each have a "team" of sorts that assists our transition)
Lay it on me, bro!! Please!!
And thanks for your response....
I want to know more about this "team".