From: Here@my.place
On Sun, 23 May 2004 03:51:46 GMT, Elmo wrote:
>I understand what is being said about the NDE and the inability to
>describe it or completely understand it. But yet there must still be
>things to learn from them, otherwise they probably wouldn't be
>occurring. One specific thing that I've wondered about is how
>communication occurs. One thing that practically all NDE's seem to
>have in common is that communication is said to not occur the way it
>does here. It's generally described as occurring through feelings, or
>some sort of mental telepathy.
>
>I've always thought that maybe if one here on earth, in human form,
>wanted to learn how to communicate with the spiritual world, they
>could gain some insight from this. That is to say, communication
>between us and the spiritual world might be done in a similar fashion.
>How exactly does this work? Can anyone try to explain? Is it possible
>for us to learn to communicate with a spirit in the same fashion as
>you did while you were on the other side?
During my experience communications totally in the form of direct
thought, or better, instantaneous idea transfer. There were no words
having to be pieced together into a string, and then formed into
thought. In fact, there were no words. However, I can now use words
to describe to ideas that were shared during my NDE. It was complete
ideas being shared as a communications event.
From what I've heard from the John Edwards type mediums fits this very
well. They rarely get sentences but get ideas, but rather they see
images, hear sounds or even tastes.
On the other hand, trance channeling, automatic writing, spirit voice
recordings, and so forth do not fit this very well. My guess is that
in these cases the spirits are lowering there energy level to meet
that of the communications channel.
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