Personally, I would doubt it very much.
Although it has long before been preplanned how and when the individuals would die I think the ascent of the spirit/soul would very much depend on their beliefs while here on earth in the physical.
Among mass deaths there would be an enormous range of the way people had led their lives. There could be very spiritual people, total non-believers in the Afterlife, rapists, crooks, etc., etc. To me their spirit/souls would ascend the the appropriate focus level, with many having to go to the resting/rejuvenation centre while others could go directly to higher focus levels.
Finally, as time is meaningless in the Afterlife the ascent would be very swift indeed.

roger

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by gosh Juditha I think that's the most intriguing medium story you've posted yet!  It is interesting and very visual.

On the topic as a whole, i'm reminded of a story I read about a hole opening in the sky above the Pentagon on 9/11 followed by a bright light ascending from the plane when it was about to impact.  I didn't know what to make of it, but the author's point was that the spirits actually left their bodies prior to impact, since death was inevitable, thus sparing them pain.  Anybody see that one?  I wish I could remember where I saw it.  I guess what made it interesting to me was that if they all left together, it potentially points to higher power manipulation (and how often does the sky open up?), rather than individuals, unless we're so interconnected we already knew what to do??... Anyway, it's a great question MarD.

I do not think that those who fell from the towers were "taken" before they hit the ground because it was their own free wills that influenced them to jump in the first place.  They could have not jumped and died from smoke inhalation or something other, however those to be killed by the initial impact of the planes, might have been.  Seems logical.

The only ones who do actually know are them themselves.  Great reasoning, Shawn. 

-Best wishes, Mario

I read your artical Bud_S, sounds real but why wouldnt more situations be documented all through out time, like in wars or excutions of innocents, ect. Or the current group bombings in Iraq, ect.?

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That was my feeling as well.  I guess the implication explained more thoroughly in the book it was excerpted from was that this woman had unique capabilities because of her (holding breath...) "alien abduction experience."  I try to keep an open mind when reading stuff like this.  I've never seen an alien, a real orb, or anything like this woman has, but if she saw it, even if it wasn't really what she thought it was, I still find it worth learning about. 

I think maybe her "interpreter" interferred a bit with her "observer," as you'd expect,  but somewhere in all that is an interesting experience with real phenomenon.  I liked the way at the end  the Worley guy describes humans as blind slugs with regard to their ability to observe this kind of thing around them.  Living in a part of the world with a lot of slugs I laughed because I'm sure they really don't see me when I cruise by at relative warp speed.

I would tend to think death is a more personal thing even if dying in a group you would think you would have your own personal private death process rather than some public convention type. I dont know though.