Posted: Jun 16, 2010 9:27 pm
twistor59 wrote:falasha wrote:twistor59 wrote:falasha wrote:Twistor, Of course I was receiving information via physical auditory system. However, it was not processed in my conscious mind. The images I percieved may have not been visual. Imaging does not have to be visual.
But what I was suggesting was that the images may not have been real - they may have been false memories somehow created by the trauma to your head ?
Except that it wasn't. My mother certainly didn't tell me she freaked out in the ambulance and had to be chastised by the paramedics.
Maybe you heard the chastisement incident, but your brain created the visual image of what it thought it looked like ? Maybe in trauma, audio and visual inputs can get mixed up (I'm no neuroscientist !). Just trying to suggest that there may be a non-supernatural explanation for it all. Of course, having had the experience yourself, it would seem totally real to you, but then if I had the technology to wipe out the memory of your real past life and replace it with a memory of your life as a rock singer, you'd swear to high heaven that you used to be a rock singer. If memories get screwed, it's very convincing....
Please don't think I am rude but I can't think of any other way to state this. The people on this forum have a problem understanding this concept and I keep having to repeat. I DO NOT think this experience is supernatural. I am sure it follows all natural laws that pertain to it. These things happen to a lot of people and my experience is no where near unique.