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The most striking one was an injury transference. I had a severe medically diagnosed intercostal rib strain from a botched deadlift. Someone took it from me by
by User23 4y ago
The most striking one was an injury transference. I had a severe medically diagnosed intercostal rib strain from a botched deadlift. Someone took it from me by touch. Literal laying on of hands. I mean going from so much pain that rolling over in bed is agony to completely fine. Punchline is she got to have a severe rib injury for a few weeks. I’ve still got no idea how that worked.
I’ve also experienced telepathy, seen a ghost (with multiple corroborating witnesses) and witnessed poltergeist activity. The last of those I can kind of doubt though. The mirror falling off the wall could maybe have been some kind of microquake.
- hosh 4y agoYeah, what you're describing with the injury is a skill I'd call empathic absorption. A rib injury is fairly dramatic and eye-opening. I know someone who did something similar with scarlet fever. It's good to see this surface up here, though it's the kind of stuff I discuss in other communities.
- User23 4y agoI wrote a bunch of stuff, but then I deleted it and decided to just copy someone better at wording than me: There are more things in Heaven and Earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy I view materialism much like Newtonian physics. It's a fine approximation for the situations you'll face almost all the time. I just choose not to wear it like a set of blinders, because I don't want to deny the evidence of my senses when they don't fit it.
- paulryanrogers 4y agoIs this phenomenon reproduceable? Can it be experimentally verified?
- NateEag 4y agoIf you're open to it, I'd love to hear more details and context around these stories. Email is my profile, if you have the time and inclination to get in touch.