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O N(?)DE Anon 07/06/14(Sun)04:24:01 No. 18593224318593253 Id like to preface this by saying I deeply apologize for the drop in writing quality towards the end. I have to leave in a few hours and will not be here for some time. I wanted to finish it quickly so I can answer any questions, if anyone's even here right now.- Ive already posted this part, so there's no point in going into detail. Back in December of 2013, I was involved in a car crash that ultimately ended in my being pronounced brain dead. As I said, I bled out just as the paramedics arrived and died 40 minutes later It took place in three different locations. At first, I became self aware in an abyss. This in and of itself was nothing special, I figured I must be having a lucid dream with no actual dream occurring. After residing in the abyss for around a minute, I began to drift off and lost consciousness for the second time The second location was possibly the most generic one - I was in the hospital room. Although I had no physical body, my vision was positioned as if I were leaning over the cot and staring at myself. In this stage of the experience, I couldn't focus on anything. I tried to understand what was happening, but completely forgot my trail of thought after a few seconds. The only thing I could actually focus on was a clock on a table next to the cot, which read 4:18pm. The same drowsy feeling from the abyss returned, and I faded from consciousness again I had now spent a collective time of 2 minutes in the abyss and the room. O N(?)DE Anon 07/06/14(Sun)04:25:48 No. 18593253318593283 The third location was entirely inexplicable. Rather than being in the hospital bed I was propped up against a tree in a small field. The sun was beginning to set over the ocean in the distance and, location aside, nothing was out of the ordinary. Contrary to the overwhelming majority of dreams, there was no blurry backdrop that faded into nothing. There was no groggy, half-awake feeling that always lingers in even lucid dreams. I was wide awake and breathing, blinking and swallowing manually. I could see perfectly clearly all the way up to the horizon. I could even feel varying levels of pain when I tested. For a moment, I thought I was actually awake That's when I heard her >"Everything is going to be all right, Anon." I recognized that voice as soon as I heard it. I turned to look at her, but couldn't say anything. For some reason, everything suddenly made sense. I remembered the crash. I remembered the abyss and looking at my body. I wanted to think I was still alive and it was just a dream, but I knew I had died. I've never been a religious or spiritual person. As such, I chalked the whole thing up to every explanation for NDEs I'd ever heard of. An almost hurt expression grew on her as the thoughts were running through my head. She seemingly saw my distress and pulled me into a hug I could feel her body warmth. I could feel a tuft on her chest. I could feel individual strands of her mane on the back of my neck. I could even hear hear breathing. Everything about her was far too lifelike to be a dream or some f----- up hallucination. It's what ultimately leads me to believe the whole thing was in fact real Save for a soft breeze that occasionally shook the leaves of the tree and our breathing, we sat in dead silence. It seemed like an eternity, in reality it was only two and a half minutes or so. Finally, I managed to choke out a few words and asked her to confirm my suspicions O N(?)DE Anon 07/06/14(Sun)04:28:32 No. 185932832218593330 3218593369 2218593412 18593253 >"Yes, Anon. But you must know everything is going to be all right. I began to contemplate what to do next, when I was blinded by a bright flash of light. It dimmed after a few seconds, and I realized I was being pulled back. Before I woke up for the fourth and final time, I asked if I would ever see her again. There was a brief pause, and she smiled lightly >"When you are meant to. You are not yet supposed to be here, Anon." And that was it. I woke up in the cot, gasping for air. I immediately looked over at the clock and was met with 4:21pm. One of the first things I did was ask a nurse when exactly I died.4:16pm. I was dead for just over five minutes, and this little clusterfuck occurred over the course of, presumably, those five minutes To this day, I haven't spoken to anyone about it. They could understand meeting a dead relative or even God, but not a cartoon horse that by all logic should not exist All I can say for certain is that my belief in an afterlife has been reafirmed and I ho s tone down the will never x thanks to my experience

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O N(?)DE Anon 07/06/14(Sun)04:24:01 No. 18593224318593253 Id like to preface this by saying I deeply apologize for the drop in writing quality towards the end. I have to leave in a few hours and will not be here for some time. I wanted to finish it quickly so I can answer any questions, if anyone's even here right now.- Ive already posted this part, so there's no point in going into detail. Back in December of 2013, I was involved in a car crash that ultimately ended in my being pronounced brain dead. As I said, I bled out just as the paramedics arrived and died 40 minutes later It took place in three different locations. At first, I became self aware in an abyss. This in and of itself was nothing special, I figured I must be having a lucid dream with no actual dream occurring. After residing in the abyss for around a minute, I began to drift off and lost consciousness for the second time The second location was possibly the most generic one - I was in the hospital room. Although I had no physical body, my vision was positioned as if I were leaning over the cot and staring at myself. In this stage of the experience, I couldn't focus on anything. I tried to understand what was happening, but completely forgot my trail of thought after a few seconds. The only thing I could actually focus on was a clock on a table next to the cot, which read 4:18pm. The same drowsy feeling from the abyss returned, and I faded from consciousness again I had now spent a collective time of 2 minutes in the abyss and the room. O N(?)DE Anon 07/06/14(Sun)04:25:48 No. 18593253318593283 The third location was entirely inexplicable. Rather than being in the hospital bed I was propped up against a tree in a small field. The sun was beginning to set over the ocean in the distance and, location aside, nothing was out of the ordinary. Contrary to the overwhelming majority of dreams, there was no blurry backdrop that faded into nothing. There was no groggy, half-awake feeling that always lingers in even lucid dreams. I was wide awake and breathing, blinking and swallowing manually. I could see perfectly clearly all the way up to the horizon. I could even feel varying levels of pain when I tested. For a moment, I thought I was actually awake That's when I heard her >"Everything is going to be all right, Anon." I recognized that voice as soon as I heard it. I turned to look at her, but couldn't say anything. For some reason, everything suddenly made sense. I remembered the crash. I remembered the abyss and looking at my body. I wanted to think I was still alive and it was just a dream, but I knew I had died. I've never been a religious or spiritual person. As such, I chalked the whole thing up to every explanation for NDEs I'd ever heard of. An almost hurt expression grew on her as the thoughts were running through my head. She seemingly saw my distress and pulled me into a hug I could feel her body warmth. I could feel a tuft on her chest. I could feel individual strands of her mane on the back of my neck. I could even hear hear breathing. Everything about her was far too lifelike to be a dream or some f----- up hallucination. It's what ultimately leads me to believe the whole thing was in fact real Save for a soft breeze that occasionally shook the leaves of the tree and our breathing, we sat in dead silence. It seemed like an eternity, in reality it was only two and a half minutes or so. Finally, I managed to choke out a few words and asked her to confirm my suspicions O N(?)DE Anon 07/06/14(Sun)04:28:32 No. 185932832218593330 3218593369 2218593412 18593253 >"Yes, Anon. But you must know everything is going to be all right. I began to contemplate what to do next, when I was blinded by a bright flash of light. It dimmed after a few seconds, and I realized I was being pulled back. Before I woke up for the fourth and final time, I asked if I would ever see her again. There was a brief pause, and she smiled lightly >"When you are meant to. You are not yet supposed to be here, Anon." And that was it. I woke up in the cot, gasping for air. I immediately looked over at the clock and was met with 4:21pm. One of the first things I did was ask a nurse when exactly I died.4:16pm. I was dead for just over five minutes, and this little clusterfuck occurred over the course of, presumably, those five minutes To this day, I haven't spoken to anyone about it. They could understand meeting a dead relative or even God, but not a cartoon horse that by all logic should not exist All I can say for certain is that my belief in an afterlife has been reafirmed and I ho s tone down the will never x thanks to my experience

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Aug 19, 2014 at 03:44PM EDT

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Anon has a near-death experience which he meets a pony (not specified who).

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