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Morse and Perry, Transformed by the Light, Olaf Sunden, 2012
Transformed by the Light, Olaf Sunden, Chapter 1, 2012
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Olaf Sunden, at age fourteen, was overdosed on ether during a routine tonsillectomy, causing him to stop breathing and possibly experience cardiac arrest. He described rolling into a ball and smashing through a wall into another reality with terrific forces and extreme pain during the passage. Once through, all pain vanished and he lost attachment to biological life. He floated in a boundless universe perceiving it as shrinking soap bubbles in spherical, concentric patterns he completely comprehended. At a bright orange light he called "the point of annihilation," he gained total universal understanding. Though wanting to stay, his mind split with the understanding portion left behind as a bright galaxy while he was forced through a tunnel back to his body. He desperately tried to retain the cosmic comprehension of universal machinery and new physics of relativity. He awoke in an operating theater surrounded by broken glass, scattered instruments, and frantic medical staff. His tonsils were never removed. The experience immediately transformed him from an average student to one in honors programs. His cosmic insights about particles proved correct when neutrinos were discovered decades later. He holds approximately 100 chemical patents, discovered methods to reduce tree usage in paper production by 25%, and credits his "cosmic gift" with helping save his comatose daughter using memory-enhancing substances.
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Ether overdose, stopped breathing, possible cardiac arrest, medical emergency
Complex cosmic visions later validated by scientific discoveries, profound intelligence increase
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