Perhaps you should have taken the time to actually LOOK at my original post, because CLEARLY you are not remembering it correctly.
From, what people have described to me what they call 'god experiences' are specific chemical reactions that take place in the brain, similar to what happens when a person views a breathtaking nature scene, experiences the birth of a child, or alters their state of conscious via psychedelic drugs. I suspect that due to indoctrination into a religious belief they interpret this psychological state as interacting with whatever god entity they were raised to believe in.
Note that I said: From what people have described to ME about their 'god experiences'. Obviously I was NOT talking about YOU since YOU had not even relayed your 'god experience' to me at that point. Also note that I mentioned experiences like: Viewing nature, experiencing the birth of a child, or an experience from drugs. Since YOUR experience doesn't fall in any of those categories, again, it didn't apply to you. I even stated in my next post that I wasn't originally talking about NDE's.
As soon as you mentioned NDE's I then said that my first question would be about how accurate can a 3 years old's memory be? How could a 3 year old even grasp the concept of reincarnation? I'm not claiming YOU DIDN'T HAVE THIS EXPERIENCE. I'm simply pointing out that your story raises a lot of questions in my mind and that an experience that you think you had as a 3 year old doesn't have any real meaning for me.
And AGAIN, I'm quite aware that there is far more to the universe that I currently understand. But just because that's the case, that doesn't mean that I have to accept your or anyone else's claims without question. Unless you can tell me how you know that your memories from such an early age are perfectly accurate, I'm going to remain open to the possibility that perhaps they are not.
