Most people report, at first, a desperate desire to get back into their bodies but they do not have the faintest idea about how to proceed.
Others recall that they were very afraid, almost panicky.
Some, however, report more positive reactions to their plight, as in this account:
I became very seriously ill, and the doctor put me in the hospital.
This one morning a solid gray mist gathered around me, and I left my body.
I had a floating sensation as I felt myself get out of my body,
and I looked back and I could see myself on the bed below and there was no fear.
It was quiet—very peaceful and serene. I was not in the least bit upset or frightened.
It was just a tranquil feeling, and it was something which I didn’t dread.
I felt that maybe I was dying, and I felt that if I did not get back to my body, I would be dead, gone.
Just as strikingly variable are the attitudes which different persons take to the bodies which they have left behind.
It is common for a person to report feelings of concern for his body.
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