Copyrighted Logo

css menu by Css3Menu.com


 

Bruce's 5th book, a Home Study Course, is now available.
Books & Tapes by Bruce Moen
    Bruce's Blog now at http://www.afterlife-knowledge.com/blog....

  HomeHelpSearchLoginRegister  
 
Pages: 1 2 3 
Send Topic Print
Alzheimer's and Afterlife (Read 16114 times)
Alfred
Junior Member
**
Offline



Posts: 71
UK
Gender: male
Re: Alzheimer's and Afterlife
Reply #30 - Apr 17th, 2008 at 11:19am
 
Hallo All!

Some days after my last post on this thread, I had another experience which seems to follow on from the story so far. I previously sent this as a PM to Bets, and she suggested it may be of interest to post it here.

I'm often up quite late (old habits die hard!), and may switch on the PC to check emails, (or this site!) etc, before turning in for the night. I started to do this about 2.15am last Thursday. My PC is so darned slow, it can take ages to get going, or may have to be restarted etc. While it was doing this, I thought I'd close my eyes for just a few minutes, feeling a bit tired. I must have gone into a very light sleep, for, although I was still aware that I was sitting by the PC, in a semi-dream state I "heard" people being let in downstairs in the house (I am the only resident). These people I "knew" were my parents, both together, and the person letting them in seemed to me at the time to be my sister, who physically lives 80 miles away. All through this, I was fully aware that I was upstairs at the PC, yet I was still able to "see" my parents downstairs, and both were as they were in the early 1960s, when they would have been in their early 40s, slim and youthful. There was a great deal of chatting and laughter going on, and I thought I should go downstairs and join them all! Before doing so, I thought I should turn off the PC, but when I tried to do so, I could not - I could not physically affect it, try as hard as I might! I could feel the resultant frustration building up, and then suddenly I "awoke", still sitting by the PC, of course, (and it still loading up!). Of course the house was empty, and shortly afterwards, I went to bed. I had thought I might be able to get back to the scene by keeping it in my mind once in bed, but I think I just fell into deep sleep, as I recall nothing else.

I checked with my sister later that day to see if she remembered any such experiences or dreams from the previous night, but she could not.

This is the first time I've "dreamt" of both my parents together, and believe it must be significant. My father passed on in 1989, and, as you might remember from my postings on this thread, my mother just 7 weeks ago in February. It's also odd, I think, that I knew all through that I was sitting by the PC, so this was not a "normal" deep sleep dream, and of course I actually tried unsuccessfully to turn off the PC. Could I have been out-of-body in some way?

Best wishes,

Alfred
Back to top
 
 
IP Logged
 
spooky2
Super Member
*****
Offline


Afterlife Knowledge Member

Posts: 2368
Re: Alzheimer's and Afterlife
Reply #31 - Apr 17th, 2008 at 9:08pm
 
Quote Alfred: "Could I have been out-of-body in some way?"

I think so. I guess many OBE states are not noticed because of their subtleness (a classic OBE though you will immediately notice to be one). What's interesting is, when in your half-dream-state you tried to switch off the pc and it didn't work. This act is highly automatized, and in a normal dream I would expect it either would turn off and/or morph into something different or so. Sometimes it's hard to exactly determine whether it's a dream, an OBE or whatever, and maybe there are no exact borders, and/or one can be in different consciousness places at the same time.

Spooky
Back to top
 

"I'm going where the pavement turns to sand"&&Neil Young, "Thrasher"
 
IP Logged
 
Alfred
Junior Member
**
Offline



Posts: 71
UK
Gender: male
Re: Alzheimer's and Afterlife
Reply #32 - Apr 21st, 2008 at 2:59pm
 
Thank you, Spooky2.

Re your point about how the PC in my "dream" might have morphed into something else in a normal dream, whereas mine stayed as a PC - it did differ slightly in that the real PC was in the normal laptop "lid upright" state, whereas the "dream" PC, for some oddball reason, had its lid pushed flat backwards! Weird!

I also noticed some similarities between my experience and that posted by Phantasy Man on his "OoBE and Nap" thread, though of course I wasn't conscious of a full-blown OBE.

Alfred
Back to top
 
 
IP Logged
 
spooky2
Super Member
*****
Offline


Afterlife Knowledge Member

Posts: 2368
Re: Alzheimer's and Afterlife
Reply #33 - Apr 21st, 2008 at 7:52pm
 
quote Alfred: "whereas the "dream" PC, for some oddball reason, had its lid pushed flat backwards!"
  Yes, strange; I wouldn't expect this from a normal dream.

Spooky
Back to top
 

"I'm going where the pavement turns to sand"&&Neil Young, "Thrasher"
 
IP Logged
 
Alan McDougall
Super Member
*****
Offline



Posts: 2104
South Africa
Gender: male
Re: Alzheimer's and Afterlife
Reply #34 - Apr 22nd, 2008 at 7:12am
 
Hi Alfred,

I have also  had some very weird dreams, one I started a thread on was of a stange realm where every one walked backwards.

alan
Back to top
 

Blessings and Light

Alan McDougall
WWW <a href= <a href=  
IP Logged
 
gordon phinn
Full Member
***
Offline


Afterlife Knowledge Member

Posts: 193
toronto, canada
Gender: male
Re: Alzheimer's and Afterlife
Reply #35 - Apr 28th, 2008 at 11:28am
 
in my opinion Alfred, you were obe and met up with your parents and obe sister.  what you recall now is your brain's compressed version of those events.
my dad also passed decades before my mum, but my first encounter with her  "there" was at an astral plane nursing home that was catering to my mum's attachment to her senility/cancer.

best wishes, gordon


Alfred wrote on Apr 17th, 2008 at 11:19am:
Hallo All!

Some days after my last post on this thread, I had another experience which seems to follow on from the story so far. I previously sent this as a PM to Bets, and she suggested it may be of interest to post it here.

I'm often up quite late (old habits die hard!), and may switch on the PC to check emails, (or this site!) etc, before turning in for the night. I started to do this about 2.15am last Thursday. My PC is so darned slow, it can take ages to get going, or may have to be restarted etc. While it was doing this, I thought I'd close my eyes for just a few minutes, feeling a bit tired. I must have gone into a very light sleep, for, although I was still aware that I was sitting by the PC, in a semi-dream state I "heard" people being let in downstairs in the house (I am the only resident). These people I "knew" were my parents, both together, and the person letting them in seemed to me at the time to be my sister, who physically lives 80 miles away. All through this, I was fully aware that I was upstairs at the PC, yet I was still able to "see" my parents downstairs, and both were as they were in the early 1960s, when they would have been in their early 40s, slim and youthful. There was a great deal of chatting and laughter going on, and I thought I should go downstairs and join them all! Before doing so, I thought I should turn off the PC, but when I tried to do so, I could not - I could not physically affect it, try as hard as I might! I could feel the resultant frustration building up, and then suddenly I "awoke", still sitting by the PC, of course, (and it still loading up!). Of course the house was empty, and shortly afterwards, I went to bed. I had thought I might be able to get back to the scene by keeping it in my mind once in bed, but I think I just fell into deep sleep, as I recall nothing else.

I checked with my sister later that day to see if she remembered any such experiences or dreams from the previous night, but she could not.

This is the first time I've "dreamt" of both my parents together, and believe it must be significant. My father passed on in 1989, and, as you might remember from my postings on this thread, my mother just 7 weeks ago in February. It's also odd, I think, that I knew all through that I was sitting by the PC, so this was not a "normal" deep sleep dream, and of course I actually tried unsuccessfully to turn off the PC. Could I have been out-of-body in some way?

Best wishes,

Alfred

Back to top
 
 
IP Logged
 
betson
Super Member
*****
Offline


Afterlife Knowledge Member

Posts: 3445
SE USA
Gender: female
Re: Alzheimer's and Afterlife
Reply #36 - Apr 28th, 2008 at 4:22pm
 
Greetings Gordon  Smiley

could you please tell us more about 'the brain's compressed versions' ?
It might need a new thread, as I haven't seen it discussed here
in the last couple of years and think you'd get alot of interest.
For example,
does the brain know what to reveal and what to leave out?
Is the compressing the reason why we're gone so long but the visit seems quite brief?
Can we get it to uncompress and give us more info?

Bets
Back to top
 

There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio,
Than are dreamt of in your philosophy.
Shakespeare
 
IP Logged
 
Alfred
Junior Member
**
Offline



Posts: 71
UK
Gender: male
Re: Alzheimer's and Afterlife
Reply #37 - Apr 29th, 2008 at 9:04am
 
Hi Alan, Gordon, and Bets!

Sorry not to have replied recently, I have been attending to more mundane matters!

Alan, your backwards-walking dream takes some beating as an oddball dream, I must say! I wonder, were the people in it walking purposefully backwards, or was it as if they were in a film played in reverse?

Gordon, many thanks for your comments, and your book, btw, which is a cracking good read! I have read the sections about your contacts with your mum and dad, including the moving account in the Postscript of your encounter with them both while making supper, when your mum was obviously up and about again. I note you often use a free-flow F27 tape for your explorations. Presumably this came with your Lifeline TMI session. I am now using the Right of Passage/Homecoming tape from the Subject album of TMI's Going Home set, which I've had for years, and not used enough. Bob Monroe takes the listener to F27, and leaves you there, so it's like a free-flow 27 tape also. My explorations are novice-like at the moment, but this tape gives me good results each time. I don't "see" much, unless I conjure up an image myself, but I get wonderful loving "embraces" - intense tingling 'storms', where tears stream from my eyes, and my mouth almost on its own breaks into a broad smile. These have occurred repeatedly when I think of my mother, and also last night when I then asked if my father was there also. The effects were similar, but there was a definite "Hallo son! Long time, no see!" quality there, and I feel myself almost audibly responding. These are fantastic experiences, and ones that I haven't before had, and certainly not by any normal meditation effort. But though I keep asking, I am not aware of the presence of any Guides, Helpers etc, in these sessions. I am probably missing a lot, being barely a novice. Do these reactions strike a chord with you, or anyone else?   

Bets, I will also be interested in Gordon's reply to your query.

Best wishes,

Alfred
Back to top
 
 
IP Logged
 
gordon phinn
Full Member
***
Offline


Afterlife Knowledge Member

Posts: 193
toronto, canada
Gender: male
Re: Alzheimer's and Afterlife
Reply #38 - Apr 30th, 2008 at 10:47am
 
Betson, hi;
yes, moving from brain-based knowing to soul-based knowing is an interesting challenge.  I confront it mostly with clients who come to see me in person or who phone long distance, and then, of course, I tailor my "teaching" to wherever i sense "the person is at".
Generally it's not easy to sum up "for everyone", but i'll try.

Understand, please, that when we incarnate we accept the limitation that the brain places upon our consciousness.  we know we're going to be limited and that will be frustrating, but we accept it as part of the game plan, that of educating our souls in "the earth life school system".
We have experiences of various kinds while we are asleep and obe.  everyone has different experiences, depending on the level they allow themselves to explore (that's influenced by religious beliefs and various self-judgements).  So one might be floating around their house, going from room to room, another might be flying about their physical plane neighbourhood, meeting other obe'rs and interacting (speech and sexuality are the two main ways), and others might have figured out how to move beyond the physical dimension into the various astral planes.
Out there, most explore;  some, because of the popularity of violent books and horror films, wind up in the lower astrals/hell realms, seeing the poor souls trapped there and having frightening experiences, and waking up anxious/scared/spooked and unable to go back to sleep.  This includes little children btw.
Others, responding to semi-conscious needs and urges, go to where their dearly departed are, and interact.  The interaction can be in full astral consciousness, or a kind of semi- conscious state (half asleep and dreaming).  When they awaken, their memories are fragmented and mixed in with the endless brain activity, you know, churning over yesterday's events and anticipating tomorrow's, and the resulting stew in a confusing mix of "the meeting out there" and the various physical plane "regret-and-anxiety-based scenarios". ie you're talking coherently to your dead sister and that is superimposed over a memory of your recent scary-vacation-swimming experience and followed by a scene where you're wandering naked through the office you work in, wondering why no-one can see you and terrified that someone might.
So you see the brain not only compresses your astral experience, ie you just get the headlines, but it mixes it all in with its own leftovers that should really be under the sink in the garbage bag.
Why does it compress?  It can't cope, it's all too much, it has unactivated circuits.  Meditation and using hemi-sync will help activate those dormant circuits.

hope this helps betson:  gordon
betson wrote on Apr 28th, 2008 at 4:22pm:
Greetings Gordon  Smiley

could you please tell us more about 'the brain's compressed versions' ?
It might need a new thread, as I haven't seen it discussed here
in the last couple of years and think you'd get alot of interest.
For example,
does the brain know what to reveal and what to leave out?
Is the compressing the reason why we're gone so long but the visit seems quite brief?
Can we get it to uncompress and give us more info?

Bets

Back to top
 
 
IP Logged
 
gordon phinn
Full Member
***
Offline


Afterlife Knowledge Member

Posts: 193
toronto, canada
Gender: male
Re: Alzheimer's and Afterlife
Reply #39 - Apr 30th, 2008 at 11:00am
 
Albert, so glad you're enjoying the book and finding it useful in your own explorations!  Very gratifying !

Gordon, many thanks for your comments, and your book, btw, which is a cracking good read! I have read the sections about your contacts with your mum and dad, including the moving account in the Postscript of your encounter with them both while making supper, when your mum was obviously up and about again. I note you often use a free-flow F27 tape for your explorations. Presumably this came with your Lifeline TMI session. I am now using the Right of Passage/Homecoming tape from the Subject album of TMI's Going Home set, which I've had for years, and not used enough. Bob Monroe takes the listener to F27, and leaves you there, so it's like a free-flow 27 tape also.

Yes, Albert, I used those two extensively before getting fff27.  did a lot of retrievals using them.  check retrieval archive, there's a couple there.


My explorations are novice-like at the moment, but this tape gives me good results each time. I don't "see" much, unless I conjure up an image myself, but I get wonderful loving "embraces" - intense tingling 'storms', where tears stream from my eyes, and my mouth almost on its own breaks into a broad smile. These have occurred repeatedly when I think of my mother, and also last night when I then asked if my father was there also. The effects were similar, but there was a definite "Hallo son! Long time, no see!" quality there, and I feel myself almost audibly responding.

Your have a strong heart chakra connection here Albert, and that's a very good foundation for later explorations. Be patient and more will unfold in due time.  One often feels telepathic communication without accompanying visuals.

These are fantastic experiences, and ones that I haven't before had, and certainly not by any normal meditation effort. But though I keep asking, I am not aware of the presence of any Guides, Helpers etc, in these sessions. I am probably missing a lot, being barely a novice. Do these reactions strike a chord with you, or anyone else?  

Guides are usually right there but either they feel it's too much too soon for you to see them yet, or your astral eyes are just not open yet.  Don't fret, the guidance is always there, whether you can consciously hear it or not.  Just follow your intuitions.


best wishes on your continuing expansion Albert,  gordon
Back to top
 
 
IP Logged
 
Alfred
Junior Member
**
Offline



Posts: 71
UK
Gender: male
Re: Alzheimer's and Afterlife
Reply #40 - May 3rd, 2008 at 8:56am
 
Very many thanks for all your explanations and comments, Gordon, they are very helpful and appreciated, coming from such a master of the subject as yourself. And thanks especially for your encouragement, which, together with that of of all the others who've contributed to this thread (including Bets, who has PM'd me so much advice and kind support - thank you, Bets!), gives me so much added incentive to try to improve on my current very basic achievements in this fascinating and important area of study.

Thanks and best wishes to all,

Alfred
Back to top
 
 
IP Logged
 
Alfred
Junior Member
**
Offline



Posts: 71
UK
Gender: male
Re: Alzheimer's and Afterlife
Reply #41 - May 12th, 2008 at 9:46pm
 
My apologies to all for adding again to my own thread! - but I've just taken delivery of Bruce Moen's third book, "Voyages into the Afterlife, Charting Unknown Territory".

One thing which struck me was his description in Chapter 2 (p26 on) of the "lightning bolts" of PUL (Pure Unconditional Love) he received during his Exploration 27 tape exercise, after his non-physical 'hug' with Ed Wilson, Bob Monroe and Rebecca at TMI-There. He says they were like intense jolts, and that he felt his whole body transformed into a smile. This description seems very close to what I tried to describe in my earlier posts on this thread, when I reported the first early-morning visit from my late mother, and then the subsequent experiences during F27 hemi-sync tapes. The jolting, loving hugs were as wonderful to me as they obviously were to Bruce, and my mouth was pulled into an actual physical smile, as I mentioned in the posts.

Always great to read of someone else's similar experiences!

Best wishes,

Alfred

PS: Off-topic, but is anyone else experiencing very slow loading of the Board? I've had problems for a couple of weeks with it, and have had to abandon several intended visits. My PC is often notoriously slow, but this Board always used to load well, and other sites are as normal.
Back to top
 
 
IP Logged
 
betson
Super Member
*****
Offline


Afterlife Knowledge Member

Posts: 3445
SE USA
Gender: female
Re: Alzheimer's and Afterlife
Reply #42 - May 12th, 2008 at 10:38pm
 
Greetings Alfred!

Good to hear from you again!

Re: slow loading time on the board, my theory is that when more than 9--10 people are on site, it slows, and when it gets to 12 people, it takes a whole lot of patience to wait it out.

Yes, love from the spiritual side can come as a jolt or a buzz or a magnetic field!  Shocked  Smiley
Amazing, isn't it?!

Your friend, Bets
Back to top
 

There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio,
Than are dreamt of in your philosophy.
Shakespeare
 
IP Logged
 
Pages: 1 2 3 
Send Topic Print


This is a Peer Moderated Forum. You can report Posting Guideline violations.