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Drowning in a Capsized Plane May Have Been Easier - Than Widowhood
Up to this point, navigating the unknown waters of a plane crash was the most significant challenge in my life, until it wasn't.
I felt my consciousness separate from my body and it was painless, beautiful in fact.
I recall this unfathomable feeling of unconditional love. It was pleasant in the space between this world and the next. I knew who I was, what my history had been and that I was somehow beyond the struggle that I was witnessing below: notably absent of fear with my physical body suspended upside down in that plane. I no longer fear my own death, but that did not bring comfort for the next most significant life experience.
Adele Anderson
Opal Rising Magazine
www.opalrisingmagazine.com
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By Cindy DeJager, Opal RisingUp to this point, navigating the unknown waters of a plane crash was the most significant challenge in my life, until it wasn't.
I felt my consciousness separate from my body and it was painless, beautiful in fact.
I recall this unfathomable feeling of unconditional love. It was pleasant in the space between this world and the next. I knew who I was, what my history had been and that I was somehow beyond the struggle that I was witnessing below: notably absent of fear with my physical body suspended upside down in that plane. I no longer fear my own death, but that did not bring comfort for the next most significant life experience.
Adele Anderson
Opal Rising Magazine
www.opalrisingmagazine.com