Ever Think You Actually Died
 

I had a psychotic/spiritual experience. The experience was mind bending that I freaked and tried to force myself to stop breathing the following day.

My mom found me in my room, but I was so set on doing it I just kept holding my breath. They called an ambulance. When they got their everything got fuzzy. My blood pressure was through the roof. The last thing I faintly remember was them shoving an oxygen tube in my mouth when I was life flighted. I woke up 2-3 days later from a medically induced coma in the ICU.

I can't help but think I died then still. All the synchronicities I've had since then have been unreal.

Has anyone had a near death thing happen to them and thought they woke up in another reality? By that I mean, you died in the reality you were in but woke up in like a parallel dimension where you didn't die?

We all wake up in a 'parallel dimension' and find out we didn't die.

That was an extremely dangerous adventure. It is true that if you actually did pass away from playing a silly experiment with your mortal body, you would probably spend a great deal of energy soul-searching as to why you wasted your precious life, and caused others a lot of worry, pain and grief, to say nothing of the energy given by the medical teams to try and 'save you'.

It is possible you may have had some sort of out-of-body experience while you were in coma. It IS possible that you have become slightly more sensitive to other dimensions of your being, but you could have achieved that through astral projection!

Why don't you do some reading up on astral projection, and see what some of the well-respected writers (and astral experiencers) have to say about it? If you apply yourself to that study and practice, you will never have to hold your breath again until you nearly leave your body permanently!

Your mother must have been so upset and worried. Be kind to her now!

I agree about some reading up on astral projection. You should try I guess

I've experienced ego death which is the "real death" but it still is not completely gone.