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NDERF 2746 Swas NDE 5243
https://nderf.org/Experiences/1swas_nde.html
1984
1984-11-15
2011
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On November 15, 1984, at 4:00 PM, Swas was suffering from high rheumatic fever and standing by her bedroom window in Kolkata. She suddenly felt numbness in her toes and palms along with severe chest pain. Unable to wake her nanny who was sleeping on the floor, she tried to stand but felt her soul being snatched from her body and flying like a kite through the window. Looking back, she saw her pale body lying at the window base with eyes closed, mouth open with saliva dripping, and her right hand entangled in the window rod.
Her soul flew above the houses, observing children playing in parks, telegraph poles, TV antennas, wet clothes on balconies, and people discussing cricket in the streets. She was then pushed into pitch-black space and flew even faster, feeling someone pulling a thread with her soul attached. She encountered what she described as "a thousand suns" but felt cold rather than heat. Her eyes weren't affected by the brightness, which puzzled her. She heard a continuous "om" sound from all directions at consistent volume throughout her journey. She was hit against a rock-like structure without pain and immediately flew back at double speed. The veridical observations include specific details of the neighborhood from above - children in the park, telegraph poles, TV antennas, wet clothes on balconies, and young men discussing cricket. She also observed her own body's specific position with her skeletal right hand entangled in the window rod. As she was about to re-enter her body, she heard a nurse frantically saying she had no pulse, providing temporal correlation with her medical crisis. The experience ended when the doctor saw her at 4:45 PM. After the experience, Swas wished she could experience it again before dying. She reported developing precognitive abilities, including accurately predicting a plane crash the night before it happened, seeing her future husband's details 8 years before meeting him, predicting her grandmother's death 15 days in advance, and correctly predicting her brother's banking career progression.
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High rheumatic fever (106°F), chest pain, numbness, nurse confirmed no pulse
Specific observations: children in park, telegraph poles, TV antennas, wet clothes, cricket discussion, own body position with hand in window rod. Heard nurse say "no pulse"
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