How One Woman’s Brush With Death Is Another Woman’s Lesson In Life

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Whenever I come across an incredible story on OBE, I feel compelled to share it with you. It would feel like a sin if I kept it to myself...really. So here's an incredible story of one woman's near brush with death and how her story of OBE helped this storyteller.

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A Stranger's Near Death Experience

by Sonja Stark, PilotGirl

I’m a firm believer in strangers entering your life for a reason. Be it strangers that turn into life-long friends or just temporary acquaintances on this highway of life. For every person I’ve befriended an unexplained connection was established that lead to bigger and better things, sometimes it happened quickly other times it took years. It’s almost like a spiritual transformation or awakening of the mind, body and spirit that produces a marked change in my future. But I can almost always credit others for it.

Take for instance the friend I made just the other day working at the Turning Stone Casino. I’m in a room full of busy professionals sipping cocktails and talking shop before dinner hour begins. I know nobody so I grab an empty table to survey the crowd before I wedge myself into a conversation with strangers. From across the room I see a blond who looks just like Renée Zellweger but with a smile a mile wide across her face. She’s garrulous, thoughtful and full of positive energy, unlike the rest of the women at her table with dead-pan looks on their faces. This is who I gravitate towards. She’s been touched by something, something almost divine and her depth of character rises far above everyone else in the room.

Sure enough, after hours of comparing vibrant adventures skiing or hiking or traveling (she even shows me a long scar on her knee where a mountain got the best of her) she trusts me well enough to talk about an accident she had 20 years ago. While boating with friends she dove into shallow water and snapped her neck. Her friends didn’t notice at first. She lay unconscious, slowly drowning at the bottom of 4 feet of water. Then, this is the most amazing part, her soul or energy or consciousness rose to the surface and had what could be commonly called an “out-of-body” experience. She watched as her friends jumped into the water to save her, hurled her limp body onto the boat and started CPR.