Yes, she was able to describe things about me, my dead
mother and our relationship, my husband and our relationship, that were spot
on. As someone who thinks that both
indigenous shamans and quantum physics point to the existence of other realms
in which time and space boundaries don’t exist, I think that such communication
and knowledge is probable. But as
someone who is the skeptic that I am, I can’t help but wonder if my friend –
even unconsciously -- alerted her to this information beforehand. Which is true?
Scientists have demonstrated that entangled particles, no
longer connected to one another, still move in sync with one another. When one changes the direction it spins, the
other does at the exact same moment, even though they are separated and miles
apart. Scientists are also suggesting
with String theory that there are multiple universes all existing at the same
time. So the idea that people who’s
lives were entangled could still be effecting one another from a distant time,
place, or multiverse does not seem far fetched.
Further, anecdotal evidence from every time and culture – including ours
– suggests that there are doors and windows to other planes of existence
through which people communicate all the time.
And yet, and yet. Do
I really think my mother was in that room communicating with me? No.
The Western, rational, separatist me finds it easier to believe she
spoke in generalities, got cues from my friend, says this to all of her clients
who want to believe.
And so, I don’t think I’ll light a candle for 9 days and lift
it higher each day for my mother. But I may
do a spiritual cleansing of my house (although it could benefit from just a really good tidy up!) And
yet, and yet.
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