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The absence Of your watch during an obe or NDE (Read 1103 times)
Alan McDougall
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The absence Of your watch during an obe or NDE
Feb 9th, 2008 at 2:10am
 
HI,

Have you noticed that during an OBE your watch has disappeared from your arm?. After my  nde it is an effort to wear an always slow digital watch.

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Re: The absence Of your watch during an obe or NDE
Reply #1 - Feb 12th, 2008 at 1:26pm
 
Alan, only makes sence to me. Although I have never looked to see my watch during an OBE, as you are in the spirit form , why would you have a watch, or need one where time is not a factor in the reality?
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Re: The absence Of your watch during an obe or NDE
Reply #2 - Feb 13th, 2008 at 12:45pm
 
I have a watch on when I look for it though I never wear one here in C-1 3D consciousness.

But the numbers keep changing as I look at them, and the hands just move randomly if the watch has hands. In Remote Viewing we were taught that while one cannot reliably retrieve numbers or actually read while "out there" one CAN get and retain images associated with those numbers. In fact, there are several who use this technique on the Lottery, and who have won several times.

My notion is that the thought of looking for the watch creates it in that "reality" just like our thoughts here are creative and always manifest eventually.

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