Anyone who experienced an NDE (Near Death Experience) please share here

[Oldcarpy2]

"One possibility/interesting thing is that (at least based on your posting style) I notice you come to life with a very hard-set, if not combative or pragmatic attitude. Your natural bent and life experiences, not to mention the fact that you had this physical near death experience while a full adult, perhaps points to your soul/subconscious blocking out anything that did not agree with your preconceived notions".

What?

Absolutely not.

What a bonkers thing to say!

[Oldcarpy2]

Before my Dad died my Mum was keen that if one of them died they would find a way to send a message "from the other side".

Specifically, to move a tortoise ornament on top of Mum's TV.

It moved towards her and dropped at her feet.

At the same time, a silver platypus (don't ask!) beneath my TV, miles away, flew eight feet across the room and dropped at my feet. Nothing since then.

I believe his soul moved on.

My Mum passed away on Monday. Nothing yet.

[sahgwa]

"One possibility/interesting thing is that (at least based on your posting style) I notice you come to life with a very hard-set, if not combative or pragmatic attitude. Your natural bent and life experiences, not to mention the fact that you had this physical near death experience while a full adult, perhaps points to your soul/subconscious blocking out anything that did not agree with your preconceived notions".

What?

Absolutely not.

What a bonkers thing to say!

Just spit-balling, as we say.  That means brain-storming.
Cheers :)

[sahgwa]

Before my Dad died my Mum was keen that if one of them died they would find a way to send a message "from the other side".

Specifically, to move a tortoise ornament on top of Mum's TV.

It moved towards her and dropped at her feet.

At the same time, a silver platypus (don't ask!) beneath my TV, miles away, flew eight feet across the room and dropped at my feet. Nothing since then.

I believe his soul moved on.

My Mum passed away on Monday. Nothing yet.

Sorry for your loss.

[Oldcarpy2]

Spit ball away, by all means.

Just drop the personal crap.

[BeTheGoddess]

Since DMT has been mentioned... Erwoid had theis quote "DMT is like eating an ice-cream, dhatura is like a kick in the nuts"

I've some experience with dhatura, and its traditionally used as an initiation ritual, not to be taken for hits and giggles.

In the traditional "ritual", you get two gecko's / lizards and one you sew their eyes shut, the other you sew the mouth shut. One can see the way but not speak it, the other can speak the way but not see it. Its to facilitate the psychic bond shit.

Dont try dhatura, it can kill you. The first Europeans to encounter it was at Jamestown in one of the Caroliners, they all died.

[agit8dchop]

when I was about 4/5 years old my family went to a family friends house with a pool.
I somehow managed to get outside to the pool and was tip-toe'ing around the edge. I fell in and started drowning.

My 6yr old sister, was in the bedroom playing dolls with her friend. for some reason, she stood up, walked outside to the pool, turned around walked back in side and then (as my parents tell me) like a zombie simply said ''jons in the pool'' and calming walked back into the bedroom.

my parents shocked, launched up and outside diving in into the pool to get my unconcious ass out of the water.

I lived (well duh!) but to this day my parents always said she had no reason to go outside like that and it was like she was in a trance.