sartresue wrote:
skafather84 wrote:
Repent wrote:
This 'Experience' was one of the most real things I have ever felt in life. More real than my kitchen table.
As I mentioned, I was raised an athiest, I learned about evolution, physics, natural selection, ect, and I had no formal indoctornation with religion of any kind.
If anything, this experience was a secular NDE. (I have sleep apnea and it could very well have been a NDE).
The very fact that I was raised an atheist, and now I have a firm belief in both the existance of god and an afterlife is evidence to the power of the experience I had that day.
No science fiction here- I'm dead serious with this post.
Doubtful it was a near death experience. There's a pretty defined set of experiences that your body and mind will go through.
I'm sure you're serious with your post but it sounds like you're looking for something more in your life and you're putting it into religion rather than into action. The false buddha problem.
Something you may have experienced, though was an SPS...a simple partial seizure.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simple_partial_seizureNot impartial topic
I used to have many SPS episodes when I was younger, and not as many now, except in dreams.
It seems interesting. I stumbled across it during some of my various researchings for my psychonaut explorations. Not that it's a good thing to have...but rather, it shows just how unreliable our own senses can end up being at times.
I also read somewhere that SPS episodes tend to be a more frequent problem for people on the spectrum.
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21 Jun 2010, 11:18 pm
