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Has anyone ever noticed someone’s soul depart?

fairnymph

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When my husband was dying and I was in the hospital with him for three days (he was brain-dead from the moment I found him and never regained consciousness), at one point when I entered his room about halfway through, I could tell that his soul had left his body. It wasn’t something that I sensed with any of my mundane five senses, but a very strong impression that what made him, him had entirely left his body.

Has anyone experienced something similar, or perhaps even more overt? I suppose I could have just noticed a lack of vitality but it seemed more than that. Of course I was in a very altered state from shock and grief. Still, I don’t think I was hallucinating.
 
Has anyone experienced something similar,
not me personally.
but when my ex's brother had a stroke and went into a coma for several days, doctors and even his wife and son said he might never return.
he wasn't brain dead, but apparently the stroke had affected vital parts of the brain.

my ex who is as pragmatic as they come told them not to give up because he knew his bother was still there. and that he wanted to return, and thus would return.

in fact, the brother did wake up and it took less that a day to start asking for books because he was bored.
he made a full recovery, even though he was forced into early retirement.

unfortunately he didn't survive a second stroke about 6 years later.
 
Yes. In 2024 I was present for a dear friend's death. I could feel the energy in the room expand, my kundalini channel got activated. Normally I have to be in deep meditation or doing some kind of specific kundalini work to get that kind of activation, but it just happened on its own. I felt a soft energy lift as though a fog were lifting from the ground when the sun hits it, and then a sense of departure. It created an altered reality. The vibration was very high, I felt euphoric like I was on drugs. Not sure if that's because he was an expert meditator and had a "good death," or because that's how it always feels. It lifted, lifted, lifted and then it was gone. Then the room turned back into a normal room and everyone was sad, though I still had the resonance of that strong energy going on in my body. It left an impact on me that affected me for months. I still think about it. Without exaggeration I would say it's the closest to divinity I've felt. I felt extremely disoriented going back into the regular world after that. It felt like I had experienced some kind of portal. It makes me wonder if my friend who died "touched" us all somehow, leaving us with an impression. It felt like a blessing. I already wasn't afraid of death but after that experience, even more so.

My only other example I have was when my grandmother died when I was very young. I was there with all my aunts and uncles when she took her final breath in the hospital. It was the middle of winter and there was a big, barren tree outside the window that was just branches with no leaves. One of those huge maples or oaks that's like 150 years old. The sky was grey and icy, and nature was asleep. This tree went from looking like nothing to a million little birds birds taking off from it, right when my grandmother took her last breath. We all saw it and knew it meant she was gone. It was dramatic and sacred. There was something about that final breath that was more silent than silence, I don't know how to describe it.
 
I think I felt something that went beyond the knowing that death had arrived when I euthanized Lady Duna, a dog with terminal cancer I cared for in her last few months.

It was as if energy left the room we were in.
 
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