spooky2
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Hi, one example: On a trip in a meditation session I saw an old lady in a warehouse. She looked a bit groggy but normal. I sensed she wasn't in contact with her surrounding, I mean people were walking through her. I went to her and she recognized me. I tried to make her understand that she didn't belong here no longer because (I believe) she had died. She had explanations for all the strange things that were going on, like: Her eyes weren't very good, sometimes she sees things that aren't there, pretty normal for one of her age, she just has balance problems, people today are such rude and politeness isn't known today etc etc. It is common in retrieval cases that those people rationalize the odd things they experience in a way that they are not noticing they have physically died. People who died in an old age often were lonely, and so they are used to be on their own and don't wonder why no one is coming around, and they don't expect it, and that's why nothing is changing until one can get through to such a person. Also, there are people who are shocked by the death experience and kinda frozen in the moment of their trauma. They began to realize the danger they were in physically and then avoided it to accept it and so they don't go any further in time, and they can't get back in time. Then there are they who have hope. They hve realized they are dead, but nevertheless do think maybe there is still a chance their body will come to life again, or they are philosophing about reality and dream and what is what and which is which.
And so on.
Spooky
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