HYPNOGOGIC STATE OF BEING
This was written from an experience I had back in 2004 when I went to visit some friends in the Blue Mountains. I literally died in their loungeroom. No breath, no pulse, no heart pumping and I watched the entire episode of the experience from a higher plane of viewpoint. When I came back to the dimension of my friends they were trying to figure out who to call first – the ambulance or the police, and were somewhat amazed that I had re-surfaced back to the dimension of their living :)
This is not the first time I have had such experiences…I have been announced dead a few times in life including by doctors in hospital when I hemorrhaged after an operation to remove my tonsils at the age of 16. I came back an hour later at that time, much to the surprise of all who had come to say their supposedly final farewells, including the medical profession, who I am sure have seen this sort of event happen many times but don’t let on to the outside world of such events as they don’t seem to understand the strength of the spirit & soul.
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Mind actively seeing out
Strangers looking in
Including self
Mirror at mouth
No breath
No voice
Can’t scream
Part of the soul
Stuck inside
Like a prisoner
With external friends
Pinching
Slapping
Trying to revive the body
At the scene
Feeling nothing of the physical attack
Like watching a dream
From outside in
And inside out
Inwardly smiling
At the outside me
Going with the flow
At what will be
With overall peace
Overtaking thee
Bodily sensations
Ceased to be
No heart pumping
Inside this personal cell
But came back to life
So I could tell
The body is not where
We really dwell
But you were dead
They said to me
When I entered the room
For my friends to see
Well I am back now
I said to them
As they sat white as sheets
Wondering who to call
No family left for them to tell
They were the ones
Going through hell
© C J Lewis, 2008
ariyahjoseph
sounds like an experience
C J Lewis replied
Yes, one learns a lot from such experiences :)
amarica
Was this a personal experience Chris?
amarica
Oh, I am sorry, I just noticed your commentary on the right just as I clicked the add comment button.
I have seen TV documentaries about this kind of thing happening to people. It is one of the many reasons why bells were set up on gravesites for the departed just in case they revived. Later, there was even a telephone invented especially for this purpose.
Graverobbers would often find the inside of coffins clawed to ribbons when they opened a casket to rob it. Eventually morticians began to embalm the departed to make sure they did not return.
I hope you wear some kind of bracelet or necklace to warn the medics and others to not be too hasty to do these awful things to you Sweetie….
hugzzzzzzzz
C J Lewis replied
I have a friend who is a psychologist…well teaches it at Uni…and she told me that even now they don’t understand this type of situation…but then psychologist’s just look at the external world of a person, not the internal reality, they focus on cognitive, genetic reasons for behaviour instead.
Glad to hear they had bells and telephone invented for this purpose…as I believe, a lot of people actually have these experiences but the medical profession is so focused on the external of life that they don’t really understand the internal (spiritual) side of life. How terrible to be embalmed when still actually alive within…one would think it a nightmare for those going through such an ordeal…however, when in such a state one can release themselves entirely from the body, which in the case of being cut open and embalmed, you would have no other choice…lol
No, I don’t wear any trinket of notification…death doesn’t bother me as I am aware that death doesn’t really exist…we just evolve…move on to the next dimensional experience :) If I had a family to keep me here then I probably would but I have no family to stay for so am always ready to move on. Please, don’t be sad by my saying that…because I am not sad about it…life is just what it will be for the time that it is at each stop along the path of eternity :)xxxooo
blamo
very interesting experiance and viewpoint chris …..........great reading
C J Lewis replied
Hi tone…thanks…glad you enjoyed reading about this experience. Thought you were off working again for a while? Glad to see you are back again :))x
blamo
i am in about 15 mins stay good chris
C J Lewis replied
Shall do…have fun at work tone :) x
ufosIsee
Good story CJ…
C J Lewis replied
Amazing experience ufoslsee :)))