Introduction and Foreword

FOREWORD

 

Given the numerous thorough studies on the phenomenon

of reincarnation, including the extensive and scientific

Stevenson's study holds a special place

takes, reincarnation can be considered empirically proven

will be.

The same applies, mutatis mutandis, to the phenomena.

of out-of-body experiences and telepathic communication.

In this book, you will therefore fortunately not find any more evidence for

these phenomena occur.

The author only provides an illustration of how

her experiences with these phenomena throughout her life, starting from

determined her birth.

She does this in an unpretentious, engaging, and truthful way.

We point.

The result is therefore a lifelike documentary...

The one about the secret, fascinating world behind the sober

everyday reality.

The author does not consider themself to be psychic. She

has an aversion to this "label." She tells her story openly.

The story in detail. It's become a beautiful story.

 

Jozef Maes, parapsychologist

In my life, I've often had special experiences that I'd like to

I want to share with people who are interested in my story. I

I never talked about it as a child, and looking back, I'm glad I didn't.

Done. Maybe deep down I knew I wouldn't

I had to give a prize because I didn't get the reactions I'm getting now as a child.

could have handled.

My secret was that from my earliest childhood, I had conversations

I was talking to a man with a beard who told me he was my guide.

and that he didn't live on Earth, but in the spheres.

What had become so ordinary for me over all those years turned out to be

many others to be a new door that opened and that many questions

call. Questions they expect an answer from me. And that

I don't have the answers. I don't know why this keeps happening to me.

In the family I grew up in, I never talked about my experiences.

spoken about because it wasn't so discussable at that time.

For years, I was afraid to tell my story because I understood

that many people would call me 'crazy'. I didn't want to go crazy.

I just wanted to participate normally.

When I started telling people about it, they called me 'paranormal'.

to call. I think that's a terrible word. The word paranormal feels

so loaded for me. People then apparently get high expectations.

It has very little to do with my special experiences.

I call it 'sensitivity' myself. And why does one person have that sensitivity

still possesses and the other no longer does? That's a question for me too.

My friends don't clear every obstacle from my path; in fact,

No, they are loving, but consistent and say it's my lessons

to be, and that I can find all the answers within myself.

Since my disclosure, I've been asked questions like, "What do you see?

Are you with me? Or "Is this friend finally the right one?" and "How much chin

Where do I get those?

I don't know that either. I get irritated by these questions. To these questions

I've never gotten an answer to that for myself either, because ultimately, life will

You'll learn if the friend is the right one and how many children you'll have.

Others suddenly started seeing me as a kind of guru, something I

Definitely not, and I don't want to be. I don't know the answers.

I'm just as afraid as anyone else of the things that could still happen to me.

Sensitivity certainly doesn't mean you're "all-knowing."

 

Editorial Note: There is no way to contact Sylvia Lucia.
No questions can be asked, and no discussions are possible.
You can leave a comment under the blogs.
After a burnout, she hasn't had any out-of-body experiences anymore, but she is making her experiences available to anyone who finds comfort in them.

 

What is truth?

 

The question that occupied me for a long time was, "What is truth?" Want

Who confirms to me that what I am experiencing is 'true'? Who decides if

It's fantasy or dreams. Well, I don't have that knowledge myself either.

For me, they are true. In out-of-body experiences that I perceived as 'real,' I had

not so much the confirmation. What made me have greater doubts were

the moments when I 'felt' them, but didn't actually 'really' see them.

When I started thinking about that, I became confused. What was that?

Actually, the truth. Suddenly, a memory flashed through me.

From a radio conversation with an astronomer in which he said,

I wonder if God exists. Can we scientifically

Prove it? Can you prove that the neighbor across the street exists?

I see my neighbor, so it's likely he's there. If my

The neighbor on the right also says they saw the neighbor, then it's still a

It's much more likely that the neighbor across the street really exists.

When I'm at work and I wonder if the neighbor across the street...

edge will be there. I have fewer resources to determine if he is or

nothing is. Everything that is outside my perception is that there is then

Is it actually there, or is it only there when I perceive it?

That's precisely how it is with my experiences.

In my book, I would like to share my experiences with you in the hope and

the expectation that you will read them with respect. Respect for others

Truth is the beginning of accepting each other.

 

©2025 sylvialucia

 

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