Your most profound supernatural experience

[Daminc]

Some research that might interest a few of you:

http://www.neuroscienceindustries.com/mod_memory2.htm

http://www.melvinmorse.com/e-tlp.htm

I remember watching an experiment by I think a Dr named Michael Persinger with regards to artificially stimulating the brain using electromagnetic resonence to the brain but I cannot find details on the exact experiment (the 'patient' felt "a person present in the room" or visual halucinations depending on different frequencies.)

 

[pattylou]

Hey Ivan, I expect to get back to you later. Maybe through pm, maybe here, but I don't have time at the moment for more than quick postings.

 

[motai]

Wow, Motai, that story is a keeper.

AC Clarke's Mysterious World explored a number of similar accounts. Have you ever researched this any further to see if the exact details known about the battle could be compared to what you saw?

I haven't explored it because I wasn't sure what I was witnessing myself, or how others would label me if I kept seeing strange visions. Here is a quote from a site on the battlefield:

The battle that started the Second Seminole War is commemorated in January each year under the oaks of Dade Battlefield. On December 28, 1835, Seminole Indian warriors ambushed 108 soldiers at this site-only three soldiers survived. The park protects not only a historic battlefield, but also the natural communities as they existed when the soldiers and Seminoles battled over 180 years ago.

http://www.floridastateparks.org/dadebattlefield/default.cfm

Halpatter Tustenuggee (Alligator, as the white man called him): "We had been preparing for this more than a year... Just as the day was breaking, we moved out of the swamp into the pine-barren. I counted, by direction of Jumper, one hundred and eighty warriors. Upon approaching the road, each man chose his position on the west side... About nine o'clock in the morning the command approached... So soon as all the soldiers were opposite... Jumper gave the whoop, Micanopy fired the first rifle, the signal agreed upon, when every indian arose and fired, which laid upon the ground, dead, more than half the white men.

http://dadebattlefield.com/

Incredibly eerie. The historical details seem to fit in with what I saw. I'll have to pursue this with more detail in the future.

 

[Ivan Seeking]

Some research that might interest a few of you:

http://www.neuroscienceindustries.com/mod_memory2.htm

http://www.melvinmorse.com/e-tlp.htm

I remember watching an experiment by I think a Dr named Michael Persinger with regards to artificially stimulating the brain using electromagnetic resonence to the brain but I cannot find details on the exact experiment (the 'patient' felt "a person present in the room" or visual halucinations depending on different frequencies.)

We have some links to Persinger's stuff in the S&D debunking Napster...I think. Also, Zoobyshoe should have plenty of links. He follows this pretty closely.

 

[Loren Booda]

Hey, man, can you front me your trans-cranial magnetic stimulator for a good buzz?