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12th December 2013 21:21
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Pilot Crashes, Sees Own Body Hanging in Trees: Near Death Experience
This near death experience was shared by Canadian pilot Jeffrey S. on the Near Death Experience Research Foundation website and on YouTube. There has been a lot written about NDE but this one is particularly intriguing because there is some physical evidence to back up this pilot's story.
Source: Near Death Experience Research Foundations, nderf.org
Here is the full report plus Q & A submitted to website by Pilot Jeffrey S.
Chief Pilot Jeffrey S. The Crash
While operating as the chief pilot for a Canadian air service, I crashed shortly after take off.
I had a catastrophic engine failure. Panic was my immediate response, but my training kicked in … I tried restarts, [but] could not get it to fire. I secured the engine and prepared for a crash landing.
As the floats on the aircraft started to make contact with the tree tops, I pulled back and purposely stalled the aircraft and the left wing dropped and I felt the impact with the first tree. At that moment, everything went into super slow motion. I watched the wing wrap around the tree and watched my wing tear off the aircraft… then everything went black and I was out for the remainder of the crash through the trees.
I fully had accepted this was my time to die, and I went from pure panic for the first 30 seconds, to an almost peaceful calm that this was how I was going to die.
I woke up in the aircraft and was bleeding very badly from [my] head. I noted the severe injuries to my arm and [my] complete upper body was broken. I realized I should exit the aircraft as soon as possible as there was a risk of fire. … I exited the aircraft. …
[I took paper towels with me and blotted the blood on my head to stop it from running into my eyes as I walked along the treeline]
Discovery, Horror
I looked to the aircraft now about 50 feet away from me. The cockpit windows were level with the ground so I could see into the cockpit when I sat down. To my … horror, I saw the captains seat upside down and an arm and leg dangling from it! I knew at that moment I was looking at myself.
I then looked around and saw a beautiful blue sky like none I’d ever witnessed. … There was not a single sound, not a bird, not even a whisper of wind. I was quickly very comfortable and felt very safe there.
I then looked back into the cockpit to confirm what I saw, and sure enough I was still hanging there upside down in my seat. At that exact moment, I uttered the words ” …I’m dead.” I instantly went out at that moment.
Back to Life, Against Amazing Odds
I woke up four days later … in the hospital. … I had 22 broken bones, smashed right orbital bone, and a serious head injury. … I had no brain injury at all, and the doctors call me a true medical miracle.
I sat before a medical review board in 2009 after my crash and one of the five doctors present stated that with my head injury, it’s fatal 99 times out of 100. Then for those lucky enough to survive, only one in 1000 survive with no brain injury. That makes the odds of me surviving with no brain injury less than winning the lottery eight times in my lifetime.
The Mystery Deepens
[When I met the helicopter pilot who rescued me and told him my experience, he] started to cry. He said, “Captain, when I found you, you were hanging upside down in your seat and you did not exit the aircraft.”
The thing that still no one can answer is why they found 54 blood soaked paper towels strewn all in front of the aircraft, with a trail leading to the edge of the tree line as I explained. It sent chills up and down my spine when I realized I never actually exited the aircraft.
Further Realizations After the Experience
By seeing my lifeless body in the cockpit, I was suddenly aware of one universe and we are all one piece of the puzzle. …
It was a moment of peace and some understanding.
Your can watch the video on youtube only
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12th December 2013 21:40
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Re: Pilot Crashes, See Own Body Hanging in Trees: Near Death Experience
It sounds kind of like he visualized survival and got what he wished for.
Or that his subconscious had a great desire to exit that plane and gave the body some hope to ponder while it rested.
The bloody towel thing, though, is sort of mind-boggling.
It could be that when someone is unconscious, or partly out cold, that the part of the brain responsible for dreaming is very active.
In fact he might have wiped his face and dropped the towels out of the window without being aware of it.
People who fall asleep in class while taking notes often wake up and see a tiny dot on their paper instead of the lines they were writing in the dream.
That is because our bodies protect themselves by restricting our movement while we are unconscious.
I think consciousness is the final frontier; we need to really look into this stuff and also look at manifestations of healing and survival.
He is lucky, yes, but there has to be more to the story than luck.
It could be that the lack of fear of death permitted his body enough energy to avoid shock.
Is it possible that a positive entity protected him from the shock, kept him alive for another "mission" while on earth?
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12th December 2013 22:36
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