MIST;3500252 said:
I know the spirit can leave the body.
There are many stories where people who were clinically dead for a while but were revived who say they were outside their bodies and could tell exactly what happened in the room where there were.
In some cases they could read the journal entries and things have happened just like the patient had said.
It happened to me too ,in a car accident.
I know the car must have been on its roof for some seconds , but I never felt I was hanging upside down.
But I saw me hanging upside down.
I didn´t know about such things then.
I believe Michael´s spirit is still here on earth
MIST;3500311 said:
I didn´t even get a headache after the accident,noone was injured.
Intense meditation..well I was the driver and didn´t see the hole in the way in time.
But we were 3 girls in the car and I assume we were talking.
I think in NDE they talk about a light and a tunnel.
Some say it´s the brain chemistry.
Mist, I have had a Near-Death Experience myself. I have seen a number of amazing things, lol, but neither was a bright light present, nor a tunnel of any kind. I did see a certain color (cannot reproduce that anywhere, doesn't exist on this physical earth).
It was extreme pain that 'facilitated' my departure from my physical body- and I remember being conscious of it, but not caring about that body, didn't even look.
I was neither oxygen deprived, nor had I received any medication that would have altered my mind in any way. I was in fact giving birth and had not received any drugs. Something specific had 'deviated' from the normal process, I recall WANTING to die in that moment, all that I wanted was for the pain to cease. In a moment of overwhelming pain I whatever Higher Power existed to release me from my pain and swoosh, I was released. I clearly recall the staff panicking since I appeared completely non-reactive, even to pain stimuli etc. I even know what I looked like, despite not "seeing my body", rather difficult to explain. I even know and remember how one staff member after the other stepped up to me, slapping me in the face etc in an attempt to get me to react. At the very same time I had separated from my body and was not suffering from any pain anymore, but I know that my body was still in pain.
The peace and calm was beyond anything I could describe. I rested in that peace and calm and DECIDED to return. And just like that I felt my body again, became responsive again and was able to give birth to my child with determination and renewed energy.
I will never forget what I experienced. The next day nurse after nurse filed into my room to ask me what had occurred. Apparently that kind of behavior wasn't the norm, lol, I was the talk of the station. I had given birth extremely fast and nobody could explain what had happened to me- monitoring device were not explaining my state at all.
I took extreme confidence from that experience, what I felt and learned in a short amount of time. We do not suffer endlessly, we separate when we have reached OUR limit of what we can take- I was screaming at the top of my lungs. I know that pain ceases eventually, I lost all fear of death- not of pain, but of death. I know we do continue.
I also remember what anesthesia with Propofol feels like (and they forgot the lidocaine in my case...OUCH)- which also gives me great comfort in knowing that Michael may have transitioned in great surprise, but that physical pain was not his burden. It is difficult to describe just how fast the stuff hits you.
In the midst of the pain I know he's home at last and that we will all return home into the loving arms of everyone we ever remember having loved in this life and in others.
And yes, I am quite certain that Michael is quite capable of being close to those he both loved in this last life and those he takes an interest in for a variety of reasons- and that he can can do whatever it is that he needs to do in ongoing existence past his physical life. If someone can multitask, it would be him.
