Re: Near Death Experience?

[Guest guest]

Bless you Lynne,

How frightening that must be for you. It reminds me of a book I am currently

reading called " Spiritwalker: Messages From the Future " by Wesselman. It's

quite an interesting book, and in the first twenty or so pages it gets into

what's called sleep paralysis. The book is considered non-fiction and is

written by a scientist who has a similar experience, altho his is quite

pleasant, even tho he was confused and frightened by it initially.

What I find most interesting about the phenomenon he describes is that he was

a non-spiritual " straight from the book " scientist who believed only what can

be proved scientifically. Consequently he was not really " open " to believe

anything else. His experiences changed his life, both scientifically and

otherwise--for the better.

I have no idea whether your experience was a dream, OBE, or whatever -- but

you would probably find this book interesting, and it might make you less

fearful. And, as others have said, repeated lack of sleep can do a number on

all of us.

Surround yourself with pleasant things and people who are non-toxic and

supportive. That helps a lot in relaxing the body to help encourage sleep.

Take care. I hope your fears are set at ease soon.

Bev