By: Priscilla Wainwright
I
have always had a fascination with clinical death experiences. You know…where people report a brush with
the “other side”, and have come back to tell the tale.
I
have always been a strong believer, but I must admit I have taken strange
comfort in hearing these accounts. The “hard
evidence” of these accounts has brought me peace and affirmed my belief.
Did
you know that “clinical death” experiences have been part of recorded history
since 300-400 A.D.? What is fascinating
is that, while every account is unique in detail, there are certain
similarities that are universal. These
universalities existed across these stores before the media made near-death
experiences mainstream.
The most wonderful universal similarity to me is that
invariably the survivors describe the experience as peaceful and
comforting. To a person, they state
that after having come back, they have no fear of death when it finally comes.
I’m sure you’ve heard the common threads:
· The person hovers over their body initially.
· The tunnel with the bright light.
· “Someone”, - God, a relative, a spirit guide – tells them
that it is not their time yet.
Common
to many, but not all, is the account of meeting relatives who have gone
before. One account that really gave
me chills was the story of a 9 year old girl who was in an accident. When she came out of her coma, she
described being approached by an old lady who spoke lovingly to her. She described this woman in extreme
detail. Her parents got chills and
began to weep. The child had described
her great grandmother, whom she had never met and whose picture she had never
seen!
A
less frequently reported commonality is where the person meets a “Spirit Guide”. There have been enough accounts which
include meetings with spirit guides to make this aspect credible. These meetings are routinely described as
positive and loving. In all the spirit
guide accounts I have read, the guides have asked either one or both of the
following questions:
· What did you learn about love?
· How did you use your gifts?
Could this be, in fact, the “Last
Judgment” of which Jesus speaks?
At some point, you will meet your “Spirit Guide”.
How will you answer?
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