Out of Body Experience

I think its a stretching of the silver cord




"Or ever the silver cord be loosed, or the golden bowl be broken, or the pitcher be broken at the fountain, or the wheel broken at the cistern."

Thanks for the pin. I am very interested in the thoughts and experiences of others.

Funny, most apes have more soul connection than alot of humans I've met.

That is my understanding as well.

Is it possible the young folks
were there to pray over you?

Did you ask the hospital staff
who came to visit you?

When people learn how to have OBE's, one method is to relax to the point that the body is asleep but the mind is awake still. Maybe that's what happened with you, accidentally.

and using my thought I flew directly up, about 300-400 meters. I felt/heard the wind rushing past

Your soul is attached to your body by what the Bible calls a "silver cord" (yes, it's in the Bible). Though your soul was hovering over/around its "flesh-suit", I assure you that you were not gone out into eternity or you would not have not come back.

Many times I believe (it's just my own personal opinion) we leave our "vessels" (bodies) while we are sleeping but we are never separated from that "silver cord."

If you want your soul to go to be with your Creator when your "silver cord" is severed when you pass through death's door, seek out the TRUE Gospel and don't be a follower of no man other than that man that that is named: "The Son Of Man."

What I didn't experience during this episode: a feeling of popping out of my body (I was just suddenly out), no heaven or hell or any other place, no white light, no feeling of great love (or fear), no presence of a supreme being.

I was not afraid at all. No sense of doom. Things seem oddly normal - even time.

I knew my body was in the bed still, but I had no interest in it at all.

I have considered this possibility. My experience was nearly 24 hours later. I have been under general many times previously yet nothing like this has ever happened.

I would think that general anaesthesia would be long gone and out of my system by that time.

I was recently hospitalized and had an abdominal operation. I have had 3 abdominal operations before this time. I have always stayed with my body my entire life. The day following the operation, I had an out of body experience for the first and only time.

I have occasionally watched YouTube videos and read experiences online about out of body experiences because the subject is interesting. Mine didn't match anything.

What I didn't experience during this episode: a feeling of popping out of my body (I was just suddenly out), no heaven or hell or any other place, no white light, no feeling of great love (or fear), no presence of a supreme being.

I was not afraid at all. No sense of doom. Things seem oddly normal - even time.

I, me, inside me, whatever you call it, was just suddenly in the recliner to the left of the bed where my body lay. I knew my body was in the bed still, but I had no interest in it at all.

My hearing and sight was all fine, just not in my body anymore. ME, all of ME was in the chair. Not sitting per se. Just in the chair. My thoughts at this time were: "well, this is weird" and "wow". So, I just stayed in the chair and watched my surroundings. The mounted TV was still playing. I looked out the window to the parking lot as I was on the first floor. All just fine - cars coming and going, etc.

Then 4 people were standing on the opposite side of my bed and they were looking down at my body. I didn't see or hear them walk up. They were just there. There were 2 males and 2 females - standing side by side. They looked young - in their early 20's. Perfect weight. Dressed casual. They were not glowing and didn't have wings. They looked like normal people. I did not recognize them. They didn't look at the chair I was in. They made no noise.

Then, I was back in my body. I made no decision to go back in. I just was there again.

I learned later that the pain killer I was given was only given half strength except for one time. The one time was right after surgery the previous day. The pain killer wears off in 2 hours. So, I wasn't high as a kite.

I have been high as a kite before and this experience was nothing like that.

Thoughts?

If I even think I hurt myself bad or see anyone else hurt bad my body shuts down, I can see and hear but I imagine it as being in shock? Dr said I have severe vasal vagal?

I have considered this possibility. My experience was nearly 24 hours later. I have been under general many times previously yet nothing like this has ever happened.

I would think that general anaesthesia would be long gone and out of my system by that time.

No sense of doom.

I was recently hospitalized and had an abdominal operation. I have had 3 abdominal operations before this time. I have always stayed with my body my entire life. The day following the operation, I had an out of body experience for the first and only time.

I have occasionally watched YouTube videos and read experiences online about out of body experiences because the subject is interesting. Mine didn't match anything.

What I didn't experience during this episode: a feeling of popping out of my body (I was just suddenly out), no heaven or hell or any other place, no white light, no feeling of great love (or fear), no presence of a supreme being.

I was not afraid at all. No sense of doom. Things seem oddly normal - even time.

I, me, inside me, whatever you call it, was just suddenly in the recliner to the left of the bed where my body lay. I knew my body was in the bed still, but I had no interest in it at all.

My hearing and sight was all fine, just not in my body anymore. ME, all of ME was in the chair. Not sitting per se. Just in the chair. My thoughts at this time were: "well, this is weird" and "wow". So, I just stayed in the chair and watched my surroundings. The mounted TV was still playing. I looked out the window to the parking lot as I was on the first floor. All just fine - cars coming and going, etc.

Then 4 people were standing on the opposite side of my bed and they were looking down at my body. I didn't see or hear them walk up. They were just there. There were 2 males and 2 females - standing side by side. They looked young - in their early 20's. Perfect weight. Dressed casual. They were not glowing and didn't have wings. They looked like normal people. I did not recognize them. They didn't look at the chair I was in. They made no noise.

Then, I was back in my body. I made no decision to go back in. I just was there again.

I learned later that the pain killer I was given was only given half strength except for one time. The one time was right after surgery the previous day. The pain killer wears off in 2 hours. So, I wasn't high as a kite.

I have been high as a kite before and this experience was nothing like that.

Thoughts?

Did they vaxx you when you were there? Are you vaxxed or unvaxxed?

Are you sure it wasn't a dream?