I do hope the opinons here by others are not being made by scientists or those in the medical profession as that is worrying. I understand how extraordinary it sounds to hear someone suggest they went up a tunnel, saw the light of God, or heard voices, but once you know, you know, and you realise how little we are within the universe, though vitally part of it.

I tried to make a point in my book, that it is the power of thought, depth, and pureness of meaning that I believe transcended me to where I was, and thought is something that can not be measured, so scientifically it doesnt count in most equations, not forming part of any empirical studies as a result.

In my experience, I was aware of two things in particular, vibration and speed, and can only say, I realised there was no such thing as time, which I believe I crossed, and certainly another dimension.

Unable to talk about this for the first three years, I wrote it all down. I have always had difficulty talking about it to anyone as your automatically assumed mad. However, I am not mad, and though it happened 20 years ago, from what i’m reading in comments, things still remain the same.

There is a lot that science needs to redress, and no particular scientific doctrine has all the answers. Maybe they never will, and maybe theyre not supposed to. But there is a higher force, much much greater than us, which is all knowing, and watching.

Thought, is the key IMHO, and as William James (1850) theorized, some people can reach a higher level of consciousness than others, which could explain why some trandscend and others dont.

As John Jones says ” If the study of consciousness is a physical study then we ought to see that it is bogus straight away”.

Of course, from an empirical perspective. But in seeking the answers Dr Parnia wants
he is using trauma patients, as they have brought their experiences to his attention, so he’s looking for the physical connection. I wanted to let him know, it happened to me, and I wasn’t a trauma patient in a medical sense, dieing on a table. But experiencing emotional trauma, and of the belief I might die.

Hence why I know, thought was the trigger, and like Sandy Acharjee, I remember every second.

Being only human myself, I am still also learning.

Sometimes I wonder if we aren’t skeptical enough. If the study of consciousness is a physical study then we ought to see that it is bogus straight away.

Thank you.

Sandy Acharjee

Thanks for the interest though!
Cheers,
Mark.

Myself and few others have been waiting for the video – has it been published yet?

All the best,

Maya