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Evergreen Dazed Dec 6, 2012 10:43:16
Replying to Littlestone

Littlestone wrote:
Evergreen Dazed wrote:
Very interesting indeed.
Can I ask, were you 'into' the subject of prehistory at the time? And, if so, was the hypnotist aware of that?
No and no to both questions.

Five explanations occur to me -

1) A past life experience.
2) Telepathy from someone who knew what was in the box.
3) Picking up something from the axe itself.
4) Hidden suggestions by the hypnotist or others.
5) I’m making the whole thing up.

Ruling out 5 completely (and I’m pretty certain 4 as well) what’s left?

I wouldn't rule out 4, personally, but its extremely interesting.
Was the hypnotist 'suprised' or was it an exercise that he/she knew 'works'?
Sorry for all the questions!

L Littlestone
Littlestone Dec 6, 2012 11:27:41
Replying to Evergreen Dazed

Evergreen Dazed wrote:
I wouldn't rule out 4, personally, but its extremely interesting.
Was the hypnotist 'suprised' or was it an exercise that he/she knew 'works'?
Sorry for all the questions!
The hypnotist wasn’t particularly surprised. The description of the object in the box wasn’t that detailed after all, and something else other than an axe head might have fitted the description. It was what happened during the ‘standing on the hillside’ episode that is the meaningful bit - but really only meaningful to me. This is where we start getting into uncertain territory – nothing can be proved but that doesn’t necessarily mean there isn’t something at work.

Anyone else had an ‘experience’ that wasn’t entirely in their head?

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