Another Chance

From: Fatima (shabnamy@hotmail.com)
Story type: Near Death Experience
Location: Ontario
Source: Form Submission
Date submitted: Wed Sep 26 13:23:31 2007

It was three years ago. I had blood clot in my leg due to leg injury. I did not feel well at all. I felt heavy in my left side. It was one morning when I woke up, I noticed that I could not move my body well. It was numb. While I was scared, with difficulty I moved my body, and started to run around the room. Or I thought I am running.

Finally I felt tired I sat in the kitchen for a moment. I felt very strange. I put my head down on the kitchen table and I saw myself walking through the kitchen door. I expected to walk in living room but instead it was a very shinny, golden like road. The colors were so amazing so different and so rich that I can not describe. As if each pixel was alive, or they were moving or bouncing in a way. I was confused but it was so beautiful that I decided to continue.

After a few seconds I arrived to a very beautiful meadow. The color green was the most beautiful color I had ever seen. Sky seemed different. Color blue Ah my God! It was so peaceful and relaxing. All of a sudden I noticed many people are there. I sensed they are waiting. And also I sensed they were uncertain of what is going to happen to them. I sensed they were worried for some actions that they had done. I do not know why or what for. I was amazed of seeing those people and the scenery.

At that moment a woman that I knew she was my mom, (but not my present mom because she is alive. Maybe she was my mom from previous life), approached me. We were happy of seeing each other, but she told me telepathically that I had to go back because it was not my time yet. I did not want to leave, but I accepted anyway to go back.

At the end of the road it was my kitchen door again. When I entered, I saw myself putting the head down on the table. And I woke up. I saved from blood clot fortunately, but it was an amazing experience to know that there is a life after death after ward!