From: me@privacy.net
One was during surgery, one from an accidental overdose, one from an
intentional overdose. I think one of the quickest tipoffs is that you still
have certain senses...like the sense of smell, or taste, or touch (physical
objects). It's difficult for me to describe, but I know they were different
from dreams. It's like getting on a bus, falling asleep, waking up
someplace you're not familiar with, and getting off the bus. It's real, but
has a surreal "sense" to it. Perhaps you've taken a nap and awaken during
twilight and had difficulty distinguishing if it's day turning night or
night turning day? You feel like you're in some kind of time warp or
bubble.
As far as my dreamwalking goes, There were probably a dozen and a half
people around the world who have verified my dream travels. When I
dreamwalk, I generally go as a seagull. They had seen an "oddly appearing"
seagull. I would also describe their environment...sometimes down to being
within their residence and sometimes describing objects within their
residence or activities. These have more of a dreamlike "sense" to them.
Like being inside an animated picture with the ability to have a certain
amount of control over my own actions.
"Dorian West" wrote in message
news:40aa134a$0$8988$afc38c87@news.optusnet.com.au...
> Interesting? 3 NDEs? How can you really tell you weren't dreaming? Can you
> compare them to a dream and, say a, scene from reality - a trip to the big
> game, a day at the races, going to the movies? How real do they actually
> seem? I've had some dreams that I remember for decades and others I just
> forget in a few minutes.
>
> "Ceg" wrote in message
> news:0rjqc.69411$Fl5.27463@okepread04...
> > I believe strongly in NDE's...I've had 3 of them. Two pleasant and one
> > scared the crap out of me. I'm also a dreamwalker and accept that there
> are
> > other dimensions. Quite interesting, actually.
> >
> > "Epoch II" wrote in message
> > news:20040518033721.23183.00001133@mb-m24.aol.com...
> > > James Randi only wants to prove the negative against all aspects of
> > > psychic-anything. People have come forward with credible abilities
just
> to
> > get
> > > ridiculed and dismissed by James and his cronies without his
> organization
> > > conducting any actual research or investigation. This is because James
> has
> > > built an entire career on debunking anything he deems unusual, and if
he
> > openly
> > > admits to any sort of supernatural occurence being real, it will not
> only
> > cost
> > > him his $1 Million but his entire James Randi Educational Foundation
> would
> > > likely stop getting funded and it would be a one-way ticket to
> bankruptcy.
> > > Therefore, the $1 Million challenge only exists as a taunt.
> > >
> > > Second, you can't demonstrate an NDE in a laboratory setting, so it
> cannot
> > be
> > > proven or disproven. If you're looking for scientific answers, seek
out
> > what
> > > the medical community has to say and not quasi-magician-skeptics. Even
> > doctors
> > > can't explain all aspects of the NDE, it's essentially a matter of
> whether
> > you
> > > believe in them or not. The whole experience is just too abstract and
> > > non-physical for most scientists to wrap their minds around. However,
> OOBE
> > > research has been conducted and has led to some positive results. You
> > might
> > > wanna read about the Monroe Institute.
> > >
> > > Finally, about Randi, you should check out
> > > http://www.alternativescience.com/james-randi.htm ... for a nice
summary
> > about
> > > his so-called challenge.
> > >
> > > Epoch
> >
> >
>
>
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