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Originally Posted by KathyM
Yes, I do. Several years ago we were planning to go out, but I fainted and my head hit the floor very hard. I downplayed my condition and told my husband and son to go ahead without me. I laid down on my bed, face first, with a towel over my head to absorb the bleeding - the pain was excruciating. A feeling of total peace came over me. It felt so good I decided to go along with the feeling....until I heard the very loud and clear voice of my (deceased) best friend. In very clear words, I heard her voice say "WAKE UP - it's not your time."
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A lot of people who have nearly died have said that there comes a point where you become really peaceful and relaxed, that could have been why your friend was telling you to wake up.
I think the state of mind we are in as we are falling asleep is where we can pick up on a lot of things. The day after I met my father I went to my mothers house to sleep on the couch for a while before I went to go visit my father again. Every time I started to doze off I could hear my newly found half brother and my dads then girlfriend talking behind me like they were in the room. So I'd turn around to see if someone was there, and there wasn't, so I'd begin to doze off and it happened again. This happened about 3 times before I finally fell asleep. And as you'd probably know, it is literally like they are right there, clear as day, not some dazy voice in the background.
Well when I woke up I called them to let them know I was on my way over, and the very first thing my dads girlfriend said was 'were your ears burning because we've (her and my half brother) been talking about you all day!'.
I mean, they aren't dead, but it's an example of that half asleep then something strange happens situation.