Vicky wrote on Feb 4^th, 2013 at 8:58pm:


I've had clairvoyance things too in the past. They are also rare although since my 20th or so I had quite a number of them. It was often quite difficult for me to accept what was shown to me because actually what was shown or told was not too very pleasant.
In one case I had a vision that was to take place about 10 years later. It was told to me at the moment I got it. I found that so stupid that I refused to accept it, but about 10 years later it did come true.

I think it's important, like you say, to be grounded. Because that enables you to come back at your normal present situation and better evaluate what has happened to you. I have dealt with this issue many times. It's nice to be taken away in your mind to all kinds of experiences but if you are in traffic at the same time you do have to be aware of traffic too to avoid any accidents. That's what kept me from going too far in being lifted up in my mind with a spiritual experience.

In my case with clairvoyance I always stay aware of my environment and after the image I get from the future there is usually some short contact with a spiritual guide to clarify or to confirm what I have seen.

Over time I have become mature enough to not to question a clairvoyant thing anymore, but it was a step that I had to take. That step involved to be kind to my spiritual guides and not to question them anymore. It was something they asked from me because in the end they were only trying to help me and it is not nice to them if I throw it back in their face saying it's stupid or unbelievable or things like that.

It's been a few years now since I had the last clairvoyant experience but I do get regular help from my guides in more daily situations, like how to respond to replies on forums on the internet.

It's a never ending process. There is always something new to learn and there is always room to improve my well being.

Hi Vicky,

I loved hearing your stories of the colors, thanks for sharing.  This has been going on with me too.  Many times, I’ve seen brilliant blue sparkles, and have been told that it’s the aura.  Several so-called dead spirits have shown themselves to me like a fourth of July display of brilliant colored fireworks, living mandala’s, and symbols.

Have you heard of Seth, channeled by Jane Roberts?  Well, Daryl Anka channels Bashar, an extraterrestrial being.  These two channels share the same teachings, and even though they may sound slightly different, it’s just a matter of semantics.  The message is the same.

I’m aware that this may sound a little ‘off the wall’ if you are not familiar with this kind of teaching, but it has proven itself right for me, for many years.  There are tons of YouTube videos of Bashar’s teachings.  I love his sense of humor.

I don’t know, but you may have been seeing both their aura’s, and your own vibrational levels.  It gets really exciting, doesn’t it?   

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Vicky,

During the event I wasn't scared at all.  It just seemed surreal.  I've always loved thunderstorms.  Maybe because of the energy, so when I heard the crack of thunder and took off running, it was more of a thrill than fear.  It also occurs to me, especially after reading Rondele's post that things like this could be similar to having a vision where one suddenly taps into the memory of consciousness and views the time frame similar to a mini movie.  That happens to me quite often, but usually I'm aware of both my normal physical reality and the vision at the same time.

I asked TC if he thought the incident with my car was switching reality frames and he didn't think so because of several factors:  I saw the woman in the other car and she saw me.  The man driving didn't see me.  During the event I was conscious of moving through substance like Jello and was surrounded with brilliant white light.  When the event concluded my car had turned the corner, shut itself off and I was sitting there trembling uncontrollably for at least 10 minutes before I could start the car and drive to work.  During the entire event I was completely and totally calm and at peace.  That feeling of peacefulness last several hours.  So I guess the only thing I can say is... thank you to God, guardian angels, guides or whoever saved our lives.

Actually I think everyone is "wired" for having these experiences, and they can and do happen as we spiritually mature by getting rid of fear and ego so our inner core being can up well like a fountain into our physical consciousness.

Kathy

Vicky,

Yea taking another ride up to the 4th floor probably wouldn't do much for you. I was thinking along the lines of going within, while in a relaxed state, and re-experiencing that feeling you had...like filling up with PUL by revisiting or remembering the feel of a certain moment that was powerfully loving. State Specific Memory is a better way of explaining it--which Bruce teaches to enable explorers to recall more of their afterlife experiences.

Gin

Vicky,
You and Roger have just provided an important [paranormal?] experience genre never discussed on this site.  It is important to expand the range of such experiences as much as possible because mislabelled experiences might get confused with conventional OBEs or phasing. 

I have often wanted to visit Gettysburg, not just because I'm a Civil War buff, but because there is an excellent "Haunted Gettysburg" tour.  I saw a TV show about some of the more remarkable hauntings.  Two women get in an elevator at an old Civil War era remodelled building, but when they get off, their floor relives the battle.  Men are dressed in period piece clothing.  Wounded soldiers are moaning and screaming and limbs are being amputated.  Surgeons stare at the tourists quizzically as if to say, "What the Hell are you doing here?"  The terrified women close the elevator door and hurry back upstairs from whence they entered the elevator.  They bring other witnesses down to see the mayhem, but now no one is there; there is no activity!

I'm also reminded of the shared NDEs described in the new book by Ray Moody and Paul Perry.  The room in which shared NDEs occur seems the same, except that the room's geometry oddly changes.  The healthy witnesses can now share their dying loved one's past life review, complete with the feelings of all participants.  So in a sense, these witnesses seem to enter a kind of time warp.  Fascinating stuff!

So Roger is a card-carrying Sethian, eh?   Scary!

Btw, I've been gone because I have just encountered a phenomenon I've often seen--many parishioners and their friends dying unexpectedly in rapid succession.  One [Brad] was a respected doctor in his mid-50s, who was a scrupulous vegan and worked out daily at our local fitness center.   Brad died on his snowmobile of a heart attack.  Another was a suicide by a friend's son.  Then 2 church members fell in their homes.  One {Jim] died of the effects of the resulting concussion.  I was very close to Jim. Jim had just taken in a little dog he found shivering on a snow pile in the middle of a street.  He took the dog to a house at random in the next parallel street, knocked on the door, and asked if the guy knew who owned the dog.  The guy pointed out the house  of a blind lady who lives a block away.  Jim knocks on her door and returns her guide dog.  Then Howard fell out of his bed in a nursing home, when the staff were screaming about a fire in the home.  Howard had pneumonia, and could not cope with this fall.  I had just visited him, and he was joyful and lucid; but now he no longer knows who he was or who I am!  Nor can he speak!  Then just now, my Dad calls and says my Mom fell in her bathroom, only to be discovered the next morning by Dad.  Fortunately, Mom seems OK now.  But I was worried, given the fate of the 2 men, whose fall I mentioned.  There were other deaths as well.  I have no idea why deaths seem to come in bunches like this for extended church families; I just know that they do!

Don

Hi Don-

Well I'm a card carrying NRA Life Member but not quite there yet re. Seth.  But some of the things he (aka Jane Roberts) says make sense to me.  Like no such thing as linear time.  Other things?  Not so much.

Btw I forgot something I think is interesting re. the experience my mom's nephew had.  Not only did he see the people and horses, and heard the noises from the clopping of the hooves and wagon wheels, BUT he also distinctly remembered the strong, pungent smells associated with horses!

So this raises a question....do you know of any other NDEs or OBEs or lucid dreams where the olfactory senses came into play?  I don't recall anything along those lines.

Any thoughts?

Sorry to hear of all the deaths.  My mother used to say things happen in 3s.  Looks like you exceeded that number!

R

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A few years ago Roger sent me a book to read, "Lighted Passages" if I remember the name correctly.  My pc crashed a couple years ago and I loss the notes I'd taken while reading it, but I'm wondering if the passing of the daughter described in the book wasn't a shared death experience?  Too bad I loss all my notes.  There were some very interesting things in the book that I could identify with.

Sounds like you have had a busy time.  I'm sorry to hear of your losses.

K