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1090
NDERF 1328 Mary P NDE 3385
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Suggestive Evidence
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Low Compatibility
suicide attempts, mediumship, spirit contact
Contains biblical elements like divine voice providing guidance and warning. Choice to return to save lives reflects biblical value of preserving life. However, severely problematic response including multiple suicide attempts to recreate euphoria directly violates biblical prohibition against self-harm. Claims of contacting deceased son suggests mediumship prohibited in scripture. Views religion as human creation with errors. While maintaining belief in God's purpose, dangerous misapplication of experience and occult practices make this concerning from biblical perspective.
Mary was driving on Simi Valley freeway October 2, 1999, when hit from behind, causing severe head/neck/back injury and unconsciousness. She found herself above her car in euphoria with beautiful sunshine, watching her car veer toward oncoming traffic. She saw the other driver had stopped and was checking his bumper. A man's voice in her right ear said "If you don't go back, someone will die." Not wanting anyone to die, she returned to her body and steered away from oncoming traffic. Hospital released her with serious concussion that could have caused coma. Experience led to depression and suicide attempts due to longing for the euphoria. She now lives knowing God has purpose for her. Previously had 1988 OBE during rib injury seeing herself from ceiling corner.
--- Biblical Summary --- Biblical elements: Out-of-body experience, divine voice warning about consequences, choice to return to save lives, understanding of God's ongoing purpose. Voice showed compassion and gave choice rather than command. Unbiblical elements: Multiple suicide attempts trying to recreate euphoria shows dangerous misunderstanding. Previous OBE and contact with deceased son mentioned. Views organized religion as flawed human creation. |