Out of the Body Experience

[Tony N]

This is a true story.

When I was in college one of the classmates asked if anyone had an out of the body experience.

I said we all have.

They said, How so?

I said, well we were all in our mothers and when we were born we left our mother's body so we had an out of the body experience.

[WhiteWings]

And they replied....

.... far out! :laughing7:

[martincisneros]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, I've heard it all before.  Everytime someone talks, screams, laughs, sneezes, loses a hair, exfoliates, sweats, goes to the restroom, vomits, spits, bleeds, or has a tooth, tissue, organ, joint, or gland removed: they're having an out of body experience; something's coming outta the body!  Does paying taxes count since some describe it as paying to/through the nose?

[Nathan]

I thought that would be where the "arm and a leg" would come in . . .

[Paul Hazelwood]

Maybe it is only unbelievers experiencing being out of the Body.    :laughing7:

[martincisneros]

Maybe it is only unbelievers experiencing being out of the Body.    :laughing7:

:eeew: :goodone: :iagree:

[alihaymeg]

Technically, dreams are an out of the body experience. I dream of floating up into the sky quite often.
Most dreams happen during REM sleep when the body is in a state of sleep peralasis. Night terrors are the exeption. They can happen in non-REM sleep and a person can become violently animated.

[martincisneros]

I hope some of the dreams I've had over the last 18 months, in particular, weren't literal out of body experiences. :bgdance: and that's all I'm going to say about that!