Near Death Like Experience - Views from Outside Body

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[sasa75light]

I had this experiences, too and I have the feeling he is talking about Astralprojektion. I hope i undrstood everything right- english is not my motherlanguage.

[jkgaray]

@shiffordboyz Well said!

[Stegs85]

What a good bloke. I get some good honest vibes from him :)

[GoosedByTheLight]

@KlanMan800 ooh, so close! one more A and you'd have had a palindrome there! I think what you might have meant was “BWAAAHAAAHAA!”… as the bw at the beginning and the exclamation point closer, makes it clear that you are laughing, and not just gasping during an asthma attack… unless you are having one. Are you okay? Sorry, I’m compulsively trying to help people, even in how best to laugh at me… unless your laughing at my little buddy Denis, ‘cause that aint allowed.

[GoosedByTheLight]

@bugsbunny159 Consciousness is a spectrum, with dreams and wakefulness as two of many regions within it. It is not one-dimensional however, as the wave of consciousness also has an amplitude. Whether STEs occur at a dream frequency or an alert one, their amplitude is still higher and their waveform more resonant with reality. I don’t know what frequency Denis was experiencing this through, but it was definitely of a higher and more resonant power than the ‘normal’ mindset.

[bugsbunny159]

hey.. thats called a dream

[GoosedByTheLight]

@dk12553 That would be one word for it… one of many words that utterly fail to capture what it was, but there is no word that is completely accurate. I felt Joy, Bliss, Acceptance, Fullness, Peace, Wholeness, Connection to All, the Essence of Love, Beauty, Serenity, Contentment, Adored, Cherished, Realized, Awake, Aware and Integral to All… and a million other descriptors, all at the same time and to an infinite degree, but even together, they fall short of being accurate.

[dk12553]

@GoosedByTheLight Did you feel happy? when you had your nde?

[kalalaud]

@GoosedByTheLight hehe... yeah, it's my "belief" mechanism working in my favour rather than for the dangerous outer influences, i reckon. "roy of hollywood" once said, at a terence mckenna gathering, "i believe that believing in anything is a waste of the mind". we were talking about the quote "understanding passeth everywhere", indicating the superfluous nature of beliefs in the light of true knowledge based on experience and understanding and the fact that it is possible to know everything.

[GoosedByTheLight]

@kalalaud I can relate, but isn’t the belief that “belief systems [are] the victimizers of humans everywhere” also a belief system? Sorry, just playing devils advocate. I should also clarify that though I consider myself a Christian, I belong to no religion… they all belong to me instead. The victimization that you are talking about, stems from consigning oneself to the authority of a religion. I know that God transcends all religions, so I don’t limit my beliefs to one narrow view.