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Originally Posted by Cantando  You are always conscious somewhere, whether you are in your body or not. It is perfectly natural to still be able to perceive the world, standing outside of your physical brain and body. You don't need a brain to perceive it (check out: out of body experiences, remote viewing, bi-location, astral travel). |
Going back to the induced "unconscious" state of anesthesia, I had no sense of time at all. I stayed awake as long as I could and I remember looking at the lights and all the busy people getting ready. The very next thing I knew, I was in recovery. It was as if it were moments later.
It seems like, under circumstances of such complete separation from the physical mind, this would be a ripe opportunity for astral projection, etc. Yet, that was not my experience.
I was feeling fear when I went under. I wonder if that had anything to do with it.
Oh heck, I don't know!
