Mulder's Experience |
Experience description:
I remember finding myself
in complete darkness and going up towards a light. I was floating in the air
towards the light like a puppet and I had no control over my body. I still
wonder if I had a body because I wasn’t feeling anything physically. The most
notable fact is this infinite love I had for everybody, this serenity, this
peace of mind. I was “LOVE”, there are no other words to express it. I couldn’t
tell the difference between my wife, my daughters and the rest of humanity. I
was feeling great, going towards the light, spinning slowly and listening to
amazing music I had never heard before. Then my youngest daughter, who was
playing in her bedroom with her sister, said: “Daddy, come back”. My ascension
ceased and I came down a little bit but then, I started going up again. Once
again, my daughter said “Daddy, come back” and then, everything stopped and I
woke up.
I don’t know what happened that
day but it never happened again. NDE?... I don’t know because it was a period
where I was doing a lot of sports. Dream?... I don’t believe it; it was too
real. Anyway, if death is this kind of love, I am signing up right now.
Was the kind of experience difficult to express in words? Yes This sensation of well-being, infinite love I had for all living things,
At the time of this experience,
was there an associated life threatening event?
No
At what time during the
experience were you at your highest level of consciousness and alertness?
I don’t know what to say...
How did your highest level
of consciousness and alertness during the experience compare to your normal
every day consciousness and alertness?
Normal consciousness and alertness I don’t know what to say...
Did your vision differ in
any way from your normal, everyday vision (in any aspect, such as clarity, field
of vision, colors, brightness, depth perception degree of solidness/transparency
of objects, etc.)?
No
Did your hearing differ in
any way from your normal, everyday hearing (in any aspect, such as clarity,
ability to recognize source of sound, pitch, loudness, etc.)?
No
Did you experience a
separation of your consciousness from your body?
Uncertain
What emotions did you feel
during the experience?
Love, peace, serenity, no more pain.
Did you pass into or
through a tunnel or enclosure?
Uncertain I think I can
compare the darkness I was in to the one of a well.
Did you see a light?
Yes
Did you meet or see any
other beings?
No
Did you experience a
review of past events in your life?
No
Did you observe or hear
anything regarding people or events during your experience that could be
verified later?
No
Did you see or visit any
beautiful or otherwise distinctive locations, levels or dimensions?
No
Did you have any sense of
altered space or time?
Yes It’s difficult because it’s been a while but there was no time.
Did you have a sense of knowing
special knowledge, universal order and/or purpose?
No
Did you reach a boundary
or limiting physical structure?
No
Did you become aware of
future events? No
Did you have any psychic,
paranormal or other special gifts following the experience you did not have
prior to the experience?
Uncertain Not really because it doesn’t happen often but I had a few
premonitory dreams:
1- I dreamt that Jean Alesi won his first grand prize on his birthday (and he won the Canadian grand prize on his birthday)
2- I dreamt Michael Jackson was killed in London (it was years before his death so I didn’t know he was going to give concerts in London and up till now, nothing proves he wasn’t killed by his doctor)
Have you shared this
experience with others?
Yes I told my wife right away. She listened without judging or mocking me
but it’s difficult to make your own opinion or blindly believe someone who tells
you this kind of experience without having living it yourselves.
Did you have any knowledge of near death experience (NDE) prior to your experience? Yes At that time, I was reading books about life after death, the projection of the astral body. Maybe it made an impact, it’s possible.
How did you view the reality of your experience shortly (days to weeks) after it happened: Experience was definitely real It was amazing, something unforgettable.
Were there one or several
parts of the experience especially meaningful or significant to you?
Yes, the fact that my 3
years old daughter who was playing in her bedroom told me to come back during my
experience has always bothered me.
How do you currently view the reality of your experience: Experience was definitely real I never felt this infinite love since. Never heard the beautiful music, never had the pleasure to not feel any pain. Like everyone I dream and often in my dreams, more or less I find the same elements, people, places... unfortunately, this experience happened only once.
Have your relationships changed
specifically as a result of your experience?
No
Have your religious
beliefs/practices changed specifically as a result of your
experience?
No
Following the experience,
have you had any other events in your life, medications or substances which
reproduced any part of the experience?
No
Is there anything else you
would like to add concerning the experience?
No, I would only like to relive
it.