from NDEs to shared tripping???
Posted: Tue Sep 13, 2022 9:20 pm
DCP has outdone himself on his latest NDE out-of-body experience post. Get this:
but then...
So, has Peterson changed his mind? He believes in "shared-death experiences," but can't imagine witnesses being influenced by each other. His position is ridiculously inconsistent, but then so is the concept of "shared-death experiences."
Dowsing wasn't wacky enough, apparently.
https://www.patheos.com/blogs/danpeters ... ts-me.html
okay.William Peters [author of Heaven's Door] recounts some personal experiences of his own.
In February 1993... I found myself floating above my physical body in the intensive care unit at Kaiser Hospital in Oakland...
[A doctor] gently called out my name and I remember thinking as I watched the scene from above, Do I really want to go back into that body? As I pondered this question, I decided at least to try to answer the doctor. “Yes, doctor.” As I spoke those words, I found myself refilling my physical body almost like sand pouring into the bottom of an hourglass . . . and the sensation in myadence physical body returned. I felt totally exhaausted, but my consciousness was back in my human form. . . .
So, a Near-death, out-of body-experience, without the near-death. In other words, he was tripping? I would add hallucinating, but Peterson is adamant that there is no such thing as a shared hallucination.Peters began to volunteer at the Zen Hospice Project of San Francisco [working] with indigent people who were terminally ill. While engaged in that work, he had a shared-death experience
So, has Peterson changed his mind? He believes in "shared-death experiences," but can't imagine witnesses being influenced by each other. His position is ridiculously inconsistent, but then so is the concept of "shared-death experiences."
Dowsing wasn't wacky enough, apparently.
https://www.patheos.com/blogs/danpeters ... ts-me.html