I heard this awful sound—the side of the car being crushed in—
and there was just an instant during which I seemed to be going through a darkness, an enclosed space.
It was very quick. Then, I was sort of floating about five feet above the street, about five yards away from the car, I’d say,
and I heard the echo of the crash dying away. I saw people come running up and crowding around the car,
and I saw my friend get out of the car, obviously in shock.
I could see my own body in the wreckage among all those people, and could see them trying to get it out.
My legs were all twisted and there was blood all over the place.
As one might well imagine, some unparalleled thoughts and feelings run through the minds of persons who find themselves in this predicament.
Many people find the notion of being out of their bodies so unthinkable that, even as they are experiencing it,
they feel conceptually quite confused about the whole thing and do not link it with death for a considerable time.
They wonder what is happening to them; why can they suddenly see themselves from a distance, as though a spectator?
Emotional responses to this strange state vary widely.
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