Nancy P ADC
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I dreamt I was at a party in a house, family and friends were there but I don't
remember anyone specifically I just knew I was around familiar people. Across
the room I saw my brother. At that moment I became lucid, knowing that I was
dreaming and that I now could talk to him. My thought was, well here's an
opportunity to talk to Bruce. (A little background, Bruce was the healthiest
family member and the first to die. He not only worked from home but ate healthy
and had a full gym in his home which he worked out a lot there.) So I walk up to
him in the dream and asked him, 'Bruce why did you die now?' He looked at me a
bit puzzled and sort of made a motion with his hand like indicating 'just a
minute' and disappeared. He then returned and he shrugged his shoulders like he
didn't quite understand the answer but this was the answer, he said 'karma'. The
dream ended. I thought that makes sense because I can't think of any other
reason he would die at that time. After his death I learned he had had times
where he had trouble breathing and the morning he died at home he was was
getting ready to go to the hospital for tests. He was healthy, happy and was in
a really good place. So his answer to my question made sense to me.
Was this experience difficult to express in words?
No
Did you ONLY sense an awareness of presence of the deceased
without actually seeing, hearing, feeling or smelling them?
No
Did you hear the deceased or hear something associated with
the deceased?
Yes
Describe what you heard, how clearly you heard it and what
was communicated:
I
spoke with him in the dream and heard his voice.
Did the
voice or sound seem to originate externally or outside of you, inside you, or
did you not hear a voice or sound, but had a sense of knowing what was
communicated?
He seemed to come
from him as if he were there.
If you heard a voice or sound, was it similar or dissimilar
from the voice or sound the deceased made when they were alive?
no
Is there any possibility what you heard was from any other
source present in the surroundings at the time of your experience?
no
Was there any possible impairment to your hearing at the
time of the experience?
no
Did you feel a touch or experience any physical contact
from the deceased?
No
Did you see the deceased?
Yes
He looked the same
as in life.
How
clearly did the deceased appear?
Solid
How much of the deceased did you see?
All
Did the deceased appear or not appear to be the age at which they died?
yes he
appeared to be the same age.
How healthy did the deceased appear to be?
Completely healthy as he was in life.
Is there any possibility what you saw was from any other source present in the
surroundings at the time of your experience?
no
Did you smell a distinct smell, scent, fragrance or odor
associated with the deceased?
No
How long did the
experience last?
about
a minute
Was the beginning
and end of the experience gradual or more sudden?
The
beginning was gradual, the end sudden
Could you sense the
emotions or mood of the deceased?
Yes
He seemed and looked
puzzled
Did the deceased
give you information you did not previously know?
Yes if
it was true, that it was karmically his time to die.
How do you currently view the reality of your experience?
Experience was probably real
Please explain why you view the reality of your experience
as real or not real:
The experience the
dream was real but was it true ADC? or was I dreaming something I wanted to be
true? However in many cultures it is believed that if you see someone in a dream
that has passed it is real.
Was the experience dream like in any way?
Yes
It was a dream but
when I became lucid it became very real.
Describe in detail your feelings/emotions during the
experience:
Amazement
that I had the opportunity to ask him a question.
Was there any emotional healing in any way following the
experience?
Yes
It answered a
question I had about his death.
What was the best and worst part of your experience?
The best was
seeing my brother and getting to at least ask him the question. The worst was
waking up again to the reality he was gone.
Has your life changed specifically as a result of your
experience?
No