Guest guest Posted July 19, 2002 Report Share Posted July 19, 2002 John in about 1980 or so I had an experience much like your undulating NDE. In this case I had been working in the woods near Mt. Rainier - and on a sunny day I was alone with my dog and cat doing asanas in the backyard where I was living. I had had a tremulous experience before, and one of my yoga teachers had told me to look at my hands. In this case I did so and also I did not have on contact lenses or glasses and am legally blind otherwise. So I was looking at my hands when suddenly perception shifted and my sight was not throught the eyes but I had 180 degree vision which was so acute that i could see every leaf on every tree and birds on branches miles away and every blade of grass and granules of earth and bugs walking. I forgot who I was, where I was, and what year it was for some amount of time. It was truly wild. If it was just blood to the brain I can't see why it had never happened before or since. It was as if my soul had grown so large as to not be contained anywhere near my body - it was so very large as to become a part of everything in the immediate vicinity, not needing eyes nor regarding mortal senses. But far from a baffled or sad sense of "why?" - I wonder if I ever will explain it, but to remember this event gives me great hope and great joy because I *know* I am more than just this body. I am not just parroting other people's beliefs - it is not just logic to me - I AM what happened to me on that day. True, it shook me up in a world like this to have to live in 3 dimensional when you are viewing all around your head simultaneously and it was somewhat scary, but it knocked me out of the "blind faith" category. To me it was like a gift, and I hope your NDE was like more of a gift to you too. Maybe we cannot figure these things out why they happen when they happen, and then make them logical like a computer. I think only computers are logical like computers and the rest is joy and peace and has a different logic all it's own. We can't make them fit our tailormade expectations and can never seem to figure out what will happen next. That's why it's called a mystery. I don't know if this HUGENESS of the self - this large acute circular sight would be called a the Brahman - and you would be doing me a favor if you could speculate on what happened to me that lovely spring day. I only know it was very vivid and life has gone on quite ordinarily otherwise since then. Oh - and the birds were singing loudly - and I had no idea what gender I was, what country - any concept of country - any idea of timing - GOD - it was great!!! all my best, valerie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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