Regarding: Knocked Out of My Body Article

Long ago I too, like tens of thousands of others I imagine, had an out of body experience being underneath an overturned truck which had fallen off a bridge.

After the initial panic to unsuccessfully free myself I said to myself "you've had it”. From then on I was outside myself, looking down on the scene of the accident from quite a distance, an in complete calmness. I don't know why, but one reads that such experiences always have the person looking down at either themselves of the situation. I came back into myself , having been pulled clear of the righted truck , with a friend saying " you'd better give me your wallet , you don't look as if you are going to need it again " . 

Since that day I have known that while dieing may be painful it is certainly NOT the end. It should really make one resolved to lead every day you are given after such an experience to the full. (In this I have not done well). However constant pain and headaches afterwards are surely due to some form of medical injury. In the case of a head injury this is particularly likely. I can not accept that a sudden violent accident has anything to do with Karma at all. 

Robin

The editor, Sahar Huneidi

Dear Robin,

Thank you for your comments and sharing your thoughts.

Everything is to do with Karma-but it depends on what you define Karma as. Karma is literally choices we make (on different levels of awareness), and experiencing the consequences of these choices. I also believe that nothing happens without approval of the soul-again whether we are of that or not. In a way-the soul fulfils its 'contract'.

Equally, karma does not mean 'pay back time'. In my understanding, so far, it can relate to being part of the means through which our soul can learn and grow. Meaning, that you 'agreed' to go through this experiene, to raise your awareness; that "we live forever, by PMH Atwater" , and perhaps even help others by having that awareness. Writing about, etc .

That is why I would like to thank you again for your interactions, and grateful for your comments. Sharing your views and your experience will help others understand too.

Love and light

Sahar