weird experiences

[Rosie]

I've had four weird experiences in my life.

1. I was standing in a big line. The man at the front desk called me over. All of a sudden everything started to move in slow motion. I looked outside at the usually busy road, and all the cars were moving at a snail's pace. The man begin asking my personal information: My name, my birthdate etc...and all of a sudden I heard the words (in his voice, but not coming from his mouth) HYPOTHETICALLY IMPOSSIBLE. I had about 6 other slow motion "episodes" and I have no idea how to explain them.

2. elevator of dreams: I was at the hospital visiting someone. I went in to the gift shop to buy a present. All of a sudden this distressed woman came up to me and asked: "Where is the elevator of dreams?" I stared at her with a confused look on my face. She said here look, it says elevator of dreams. she handed me a piece of paper, but before I had time to grab it and look, two men came from either side of her and pulled her away. I checked later, and there was no elevator of dreams in that hospital.

3. One night, I was watching tv. This show came on that was all about time. For some reason, as I was watching it, I had the urge to take notes. Then I went to my bed, and suddenly had the urge to turn my digital clock upside down. I stared at the numbers for about an hour. Then I turned on the radio, and this voice came on saying: "That was 9:35 and that was 9:37. 9:36 will on be on in thirty seconds. This is kyfm(can't remember the name of the station.) Where we play nothing but time, all the time." I didn't think anything of it for about 10 minutes. Then all of a sudden I had the urge to write it down. So I wrote down - 9:36 - 9+36 = 45 minutes. (remember the radio show host said it will be 9:37 in thirty seconds) 45 minutes - 30 seconds = 44.3. I looked at the clock, and since I had it upside down, it read: 44:3. The exact number I had calculated

4. When I first learned about the law of Attraction, I thought I'd try it out. I read some where that if you don't believe in it 100 percent, it won't work. So, I decided that for 1 day I would ignore all doubt and trust that it actuallly worked. That day I "intended" about 7 things and all of them came true. I intended for someone to give me a lottery ticket. That day someone actually did give me one unexpectedly. I intended for my friend (who hadn't called me in almost a year) to call me. He did that day. I intended for my mom to call me and apologize after she yelled at me - she did. I intended for my teacher to mention the secret. That day in class (I'm a journalism student) he pulled out a newspaper with the front cover story about the secret. He talked about the secret for about 20 minutes. I also intended one of my teachers to mention virtual reality-he did. After that day I lost all confidence in the law of attraction, I don't know if I was scared or what..but since then I have not manifested a single thing. Even though logic tells me the law of attraction is bogus, that day tells me it's real.


What do you guys think of those experiences?

[Angela]

I think you are a magnet for weird experiences, which are looking for a conduit through which they can be expressed on a mass level. The picked you.

Now that you have done their bidding and acted as a conduit to express them here, you are going to be inundated with more and more weird experiences using you as their conduit to greater expression. They won't leave you alone until you write them down or get them published somehow. They'll be relentless, so you'd better start exercising your fingers so you don't get writer's cramp.

I love "Where is the Elevator of Dreams?" That lady picked you, too. You know why? Because of all the people there, YOU were the person who looked like she'd know where the Elevator of Dreams is. What is it about you that you look like you would know that?

[Jennihul]

You associate with these weird experiences. The source of all things obliges by giving you more of them.

My mom associated with seeing ghosts her whole life while I was growing up. I am afraid of ghosts and do not want to see them, sense them or even have to deal with fearing them. So I eliminate them as a possiblility. Despite the virtual parade of ghosts supposedly in my house all those years, I never saw one.

There are many people here with weird experiences and the one common theme I see is that they believe in them. They sort of seem to build an identity around them. Therefore they manifest them. I think they WANT to believe in them. So there they are.

We create our reality.

Jennifer

[Betrade]

Originally Posted by Jennihul

You associate with these weird experiences. The source of all things obliges by giving you more of them.

My mom associated with seeing ghosts her whole life while I was growing up. I am afraid of ghosts and do not want to see them, sense them or even have to deal with fearing them. So I eliminate them as a possiblility. Despite the virtual parade of ghosts supposedly in my house all those years, I never saw one.

There are many people here with weird experiences and the one common theme I see is that they believe in them. They sort of seem to build an identity around them. Therefore they manifest them. I think they WANT to believe in them. So there they are.

We create our reality.

Jennifer

Well, when I had a ghostly encounter, I was neither thinking about it, nor did I "want" to have it. It scared the living hell out of me and is nothing I would have chosen to experience either then, or now. But, I do believe it, because I experienced it. Seeing is believing, and at first, you still don't believe. you try to find a rational, logical explanation.