Have You Ever Suspected You Died and Woke Up in A Parallel Dimension?

I have a vivid detailed memory of riding in the back of the car as a kid, leaning on the door; when suddenly it opens and I grab onto the door handle and try to run along the car, but slip. Must have been going 40+. I asked my mom about it and she has no recollection of the event. I swear it happened to this day.

Wow!!! I thought I was the only one...almost made a thread too!

Same here...also the places are similar (although always seem to be further south than my home location) but not quite the same. Sometimes there in my hometown, but its always different...like a parallel universe wherea nuke went off, or we're under oppressive rule...can't pinpoint it, but its a darker more sober world...and the sun never seems to be completely out.

Bravo OP... Excellent post!!!

Oddly enough, I have... At least I believe I have... I remember waking up in the middle of Jr. High School (not one of the more pleasant times of my life, mind you) remembering and knowing what was about to happen... I had a moment like a disorienting reality shift in the middle of the school day...in English class-- The "shift" was almost like a light-headedness, feeling like swimming in reality's water or something. Then I could remember things that were about to happen. And I remember perceiving that day that it was like I had jumped back many years in my life after having lived many more years ahead before... and I couldn't remember them anymore... like my memory couldn't hold what I knew I once knew.

And the memories faded with the jaunt, and I lived into my 13-year-old self again... with some memories of the future sort of half-existing like a dream in my consciousness. Odd.

I do think I jumped into a quantum reality with a younger version of myself 17-18 years ago...

-David
(Firespirit

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I always wondered where King got his trippy ideas from. This experientially confirms a few things for me...

I just want to mention that I am astonished and taken aback by all the responses to my thread. It's like this hit a chord with everyone, and suddenly we're all freely sharing an experience that everyone would think we're crazy to admit in real-life...That said, I wonder how much of the population has had experiences like ours, and if we're really kinda on to something . . .

What if sharing these experiences confirms quantum theory and in fact allows us to advance the understanding of human consciousness in the world?

I hope.

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I also have a question for any of you still following this thread:

I want to take a poll/tally of how many people who experience these things are:

1) Christians
2) Non religious.
3) Atheists.
4) Other religions.

Is the experience the same or different? Is the interpretation of the experiences changed by your belief system? I have seen a theme among some people of faith in this thread that intrigues me such as Jesus (or look-alike?) pulling somebody from their death.

I do suspect we can direct our reality now . . . at least somewhat.

If, perhaps, all realities are possible and the future parallel universes you could embody are endless, then there may be hope for your future after all even if you don't feel like it right now. Looking to the goal and the best of what reality could bring you might just be the key to all this.

<HUGZ!> Get it right this time, my friend. :) <HUGZ!>

One night several years ago, I was doing ketamine with friends and I did way too much as i was on a combination of other drugs. Almost immediately after snorting i knew I overdosed and it was like the universe was telling me I was dying. I then watched myself fading out on the couch. All the sudden I came to in a dream world in my head convinced I had died and I watched the reconstruction of my reality.. Either I was trippin balls or I really died that night and now Im living in timeline where I didnt.

Yet another amazing example of what we've been talking about. Thank you for sharing. I'm particularly intrigued by all the people who have had a perceived consciousness shift *after the event occurred, or have two separate memories of the same event happening at once...

This deserves to be studied on a University level if not by the government in (please non-secret) projects.

1) Haystack Rock,
On the North side of it I was seriously suppose to be sucked out by a massive rogue wave. It was winter storm conditions. The ocean torn-up by the aftermath of a passing winter's storm. [redacted]. Friends and I were looking in the tidal pools at low tide, and further out than we should have been. Somehow I got stuck out there.

A massive rogue wave came in and I managed to get up on a boulder. Everyone else was back on shore. Adults were freaking out!. I stood on the boulder surrounded by water. The water came to fill-up around and above the boulder. It got about shin-deep. Then the tide started to head out. I knew I was going to be swept-out with it.

The pull was strong, immense, and deadly. I did not want to die, and I knew if I let it sweep me out I would not get rescued. So, I do not think I awoke in a parallel dimension that time, however, I may have.

2) Punch Bowl Falls,
We were hiking the trail at nite; Idiots I was with. Suckered by youth and those around me. I had no plans to be there; Just along for the ride. A real last minute thing. No gear. They claimed to have all the gear needed. My gut let me know otherwise.

I fell for the opportunity to escape the home, telling myself I was doing a good deed by riding along. Upon arrival tension fills the car. The driver and passenger upfront realize just how dark the woods are at night. Tension mounts further as it resonates to the back seat. My mind tells me there is more to the problem. I will not let it go, as they proceed to b.s. the girls next to me and I.

Pushing the issue and out of fear, one of the girls eagerly tells me they do not have a torch, moonbeam. Actually she says, "they do not have a flashlight." We have not even parked the car yet, but are now approaching the closed parking area. So, foolishly and totally full of doo-doo the driver further acts as if there is, or at least maybe, a flashlight in trunk. Nope, no light. Guess what?

This knucklehead is convincing everyone he will make a torch to guide us, 6 people, through the trail along the face of a mountain with cliffs; Only not in so many words. I am fully like, "I am going to sleep in the car." One of the girls is like, "Yeah." Then she is convincing her friend to stay. Her "friend" talks, and therefor me, in to going for the hike. Along the way there was gunfire as to terrify us. It seems we are being shot by some woods people guarding what ever. We made it past that; But, a torch made of toilet-paper does not last. Burning the role does not put out much light. Not to mention it blinds everyone else. So, non-the-less sacrificing my personal space on the trail for the young ladies, I fell off the cliff but not all the way.

I may have slipped parallel dimensions at that point. There was dead space. Not death, but dead space and time. I was left with my left inner-thigh caught on the edge of the cliff, my complete body just held-up in a way that defies all reason, known physics at the time, possibly known physics of today, and total calm along with the recognition that I am hanging in pure darkness separated from the others at a distance that does not factor.

3) Hurricane season (will/may update later, to much typing and [redacted])

I always suspected that realities are linked together. However, I feel that this transition happens nightly. One day, the weather is sunny and warm. The next day, the weather is cold and cloudy almost dreamlike and the weather does not change. I have almost died at least 7 times and each time I believe I should have died. I fell off a 50 foot pier when I was a child and if it wasn't for a mysterious stranger, I would be sleeping with the fishes. I also remember pseudo memories that I died, but no one else remembers that from happening. These memories were so extremely vivid and I remember the pain. I figure I was jumping between realities in order to have déjà vu elements in my dreams. I agree that the realities seem to get worse with each jump almost as if I am living my worst fear. Perhaps, I am having an uncontrollable dream cycle that I invent as I go along. I see people that I swear were in TV shows that I watched some time ago as if realities were mixing roles between TV and my life.

I am going to share with you something that was revealed to me in a vision-quest I went on 5-6 years back... It was sort of an astral-projecting remote viewing'ish thing if you need a context, and it was influenced by cannabis... but here it is:

A person from the future told me that there is an upcoming concept called the "Law of Infinite Improbability." It very basically means that if something would cause a paradox (or, for example, destroy the whole world) infinitely improbable events will take place to prevent such a thing from happening, and can be tested to occur continuously no matter the improbability.

The universe is not prone to paradox; and therefore, completely unheard-of probabilities will take place to halt the paradox. (This is the theory.) Infinitely improbable things will happen to prevent the universe from collapsing on itself.

Perhaps, too, this is another way of looking at a parallel dimension or a specific timeline coming to its end. All our consciousness' would have to travel with it to another parallel reality and then become one with that reality... where ever-more improbable things happen on the existential edges of all reality.

Thus, we are living constantly on the cutting-edge of existence, and this is why God blasted a hole in the fabric of reality-- so we could experience something new and novel at all times. (And on all timelines.)

(I know, I was stoned at the time, but it was quite a revelation to me. I in fact am quite inspired on the influence of cannabis.)

Thus, The Law of Infinite Improbability is born in our dimension and time. Use it, abuse it, and test it. I believe it to be true and believe it follows quantum theory to the letter.

... which makes me wonder why the Hadron Collider broke down so many times in the beginning of its experiments given the concern about it causing world or universe-ending paradoxes -- or even creating a black hole that would swallow the Earth. If such a thing were possible with the Hadron Collider, then the Law of Infinite Improbability would theoretically prevent (at least in our common perception of shifting reality in this thread of time) anything from occurring that would ultimately destroy the Earth for all of us.

This also potentially explains why on an individual level so many of us feel the weight of improbability imprinted on our continued living.

Perhaps the Earth was destroyed (or you died) in some parallel reality; but then, in quantum physics aren't we always on the edge of reality? Aren't we always experiencing novel possibilities at the cutting edge of what could possibly be in the universe? :)

Goodnight.

-David Coleman, some guy

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wandering the gray vastness in confusion....

I've never had a near death experience, but when I dream sometimes I get the feeling that I have a shared consciousness with another self from a parallel universe and I am having dreams of living her life, and I wonder if she has dreams of living my life.

Im glad someone made a thread to talk about this I keep it to myself in my life because I don't want to sound like a nut but I feel like this alot but not all my life just recently, I have been thinking to myself "Am I dead and just trucking along still for some reason" only cause I'm a trucker and had some bad near misses.

It's amazing you still remember those events . Usually you get mind-wiped of all past experiences before getting sent back.

I feel like I've done silk screening in another life.

Weird I know. I've never done any silk screen printing in my life, but it just seems like I've done lots of it before so I keep thinking maybe in a different life if reincarnation exists.

Paradise is a state of mind its up to you to create it.

Interesting thread, I can relate. Sometimes I think I fell through a time loop and not in the right place. Not with stand, I did have a strange experience. I had take a seizure
medication that I had a very bad reaction to. My husband said my tongue was swollen and I wasn't breathing. Anyway while he was working on me, I was somewhere else.

I was myself in a way, yet not myself. I was coming through a door and my older sister and my cousin were in the kitchen, I seemed to know the place but it was different than any I remember here. Any way, it took a while for me to understand I was in the wrong place, they were jumping my case for sure, about washing the dishes, they were doing other work, I just told them I had to go back to bed. That was when they said, I didn't need to go to bed, I was just lazy and didn't want to wash the dishes.

The whole time I knew that my husband, my Dad and brother and a sister was outside working on a room addition. Kind of like having two minds.

I finally got what was wrong, both my sister and cousin were at least 20 years younger than then and I remember my cousin was in the hospital. I became more myself, I told them I had to go to bed and sleep so I did, I woke up when I was breathing right in my own bed, husband on the phone talking to the doctor who was telling him what to do.

It was interesting, don't know what to make of it but I sure remember it, I will say they were the same there as they would be here if the they were cleaning and I said I wanted to go back to bed.

Funny thing I still remember the house, knowing my Dad was working on it, Dad had died a few years before.

I did not take the medication again. I always say, it might be strange but interesting, none the less.

And suppose if you spent one day in her body remembering only her life and another in your current body remembering only yours? It's more than a dream-- it's reality. (Cue Twilight Zone music!)

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This is a fairly complex subject and completely theoretical. But...in the truly wacky philosophical circles there are those that believe you can multiply and collapse yourself and dimensions themselves in a fixed or infinite universe scheme solely through your decisions.

The theory is that if you can change things significantly enough in the dimension you are party to, you can create and live in this new dimension while you also live in the dimension where you didn't make this decision. Cloning your essence into infinity. Conversely by refusing to act in an event that would significantly alter a dimension you can collapse dimensions and in doing so collapse that essence of yourself in that other dimension.

Possibly, this could make you stronger in metaphysical as well as physical ways...making you stronger, smarter, faster, etc. Depends on the attributes of the essence you absorb. One could purposely splinter these clone essences and dimensions and collapse them at perceived maturity to become something better than what they are in their relative dimension.

It's theory. Ultimately meaningless unless proven, but possibly valid if there are infinite dimensions.

Woah - that is trippy. In theory, the significance of your impact certainly could lead to the creation of more diverse dimensional possibilities...

Would you need horcruxes to do this, as, essentially good and wrong would be neutral at least in the practice of this art? :P LOL! Just kidding! (I'll be changing the world for good, thank you very much.)

On a serious note, this actually sounds like some cool theoretical thinking. Got any book titles I could check out?

All my life I've experienced the "two sets of the same memory" off and on. Like I was reliving the same life over again, but didn't remember until I'd experienced the same thing again. Your mind goes to store the memory or whatever, and then WHAM you realise the memory is already there. Of course, this happened less and less as I got older and can't remember the last time it happened. Which if you think about it; remembering that you'd lived things before would change your perspective/reactions and eventually change your life just enough that the "same memories twice" would get less and less until stopping because of the change in life.

Also, all my life has been filled with dreams of places, actual places that are just "slightly different". I've had instincts to look for places while out that just don't exist. I'm not sure where I'm looking for or why, but there's an instinct that something should be there, like there was a routine of where I was going to, but I don't remember where/what/why.n I can't explain, but it doesn't really happen anymore.

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That is weird, I have experienced this too.

I have also experienced being caught up in a very real atomic explosion in Sheffield in the Uk, then awoke in Australia.

Plus dying on my bedroom floor, experiencing a shift through a portal then awakening in a parallel reality that was brighter, clearer and friendlier than the previous one. It also had less people in it.

It is all very strange.

There's a great book called The Nature of Personal Reality. In it it says that our spirit expresses itself in many souls, all aspects of the same spirit, existing all at the same time (because time doesn't really exist as linear but everything is happening in the now). Think of yourself like the sun. The sun is your spirit. Each ray is a soul, all from the same spirit/sun. I think that my spirit has another soul who is a musician. I'm not but I FEEL like I am. It's really weird.

Quantum Autocorrected Reality Flow.

Yep....every time I wake up after a period of sleep!