Did anyone watch the episode on 20/20 about the couple whose plane crashed?  They survived but had two different stories of what happened. 

He said that he was startled awake by his wife's voice in the back seat saying "Get out, get out, get out!"  He managed to get out while yelling to her, "Follow me!"  Since he had heard her voice, he assumed she was right behind him and he didn't look back until he was out of the plane.  He said the door handle was too hot at first but he had no choice but to finally burst out.  When he turned back to look at the plane he realized she hadn't come out with him.  He couldn't go back because of the intensity of the flames.

What his wife remembers is waking up in the plane on fire and her husband was gone and the doors were shut.  She would have had to unbuckle herself, climb over the front seat, and open the door while engulfed in flames.  For a moment she just sat there and thought she could get out, then thought she wouldn't be able to, thought it will just hurt a little while and then she'd die.  But the next thing she remembers is waking up outside the plane under a tree.  She doesn't remember getting out of the plane. 

So of course this was pretty interesting to me.  I think there was definitely some spiritual guidance involved here!  Her husband waking to the sound of her voice, saving his life.  And her somehow getting out of the plane.  I think it's such an amazing story just for those facts alone.  Of course it was amazing they survived at all. 

Anyway, I thought it would be an interesting topic to talk about. 


http://abc.go.com/watch/2020/SH559026/VD55126905/2020-513-plane-crash-survivor

I wonder if the wife had some kind of important task in C1, so the astral was prepared to make a little alteration to the physical laws to save her? Perhaps because it would be a silly amount of work to set it up in the physical again, with the correct mix of people?

Lucy,

I think that especially in duress we can tune into senses and abilities of perception we don't normally have access to because extreme situations jolt us from our normal grounded awareness.  You know the expression "I nearly jumped out of my skin"?  It's something like that.  We are normally so anchored, that when something happens suddenly, extremely, or frighteningly, our state of being becomes altered.  OBEs and NDEs happen this way.

All of this is assumption of course because these are the only facts we know.  But based on what we know from this story...

It is my opinion that the voice he heard was his own guidance that used the sound and memory of his wife's voice to get his attention.  It just as well could have sounded like his mother's voice, or his dead grandpa's voice.  The point is, he needed to wake up, needed something to get his attention, and this was an effective quick way to do that.  However, the reason I think it came to him as his wife's voice (rather than someone else's) is so that he would assume she was awake and ready to follow him out of the plane.  If something else had awakened him, he would have first checked on his wife, and then would have proceeded to attempt to rescue her. 

It is my belief that our guidance will communicate with us via the easiest and fastest channel through which it can get our attention at the moment, and will use whatever is available in our awareness to do so.  It is direct, to the point, and gives you just what you need to know and nothing more.  That's why, in my opinion of experience, our guidance communicates with us through where our thoughts and energy is focused.  In his case, using the voice was the best way to get his attention focused on getting out of the plane at that moment.  If the voice he heard had said something else like "Wake up, the plane is on fire!" that's not a direct enough communication to get him out quickly at the moment he did so.  The statement "get out!"  leaves no room for anything but to respond to it by doing as told.  It's human nature to act on auto pilot before thinking, especially when you're in shock and being given an order.  Because it was in his wife's voice, he had no reason to think she needed help.  The fact is though, she did need help, but I'm assuming there was a reason she suffered the injuries she received and why he needed to get out when he did. 

I'm assuming he needed to be out of the plane before receiving further burns than what he received, which is why he needed something to get him out of the plane right at that moment.  Why not her?  I can only assume that she went through this experience for a reason and that being burned over 80 to 90% of her body was the experience she came into this life to have.  Without it, she wouldn't have gone through the experiences she's gone through since then.  Remember, from what was given of facts in this story, assuming that what was given was true, something saved her at the last minute and no one knows who, how, or what.  From the facts we know, it's highly unlikely she would have had the strength and capacity to have gotten herself out of the plane.