Michael Ellick

But when she said those words, it sent a chill.

Because I remember saying that.

I remember saying that from the perspective of my travel through time.

And so that, I froze in my tracks.

Because I had never heard her repeat that ever before.

And now she's telling the story of something that happened that I have a memory for, not from the original time, but from going back in time through this projected experience.

So that was really chilling to me.

But it's the only thing I can point to for some mild anecdotal confirmation.

It's not scientific.

It's not going to hold up in a lab.

But for me, it was like, wow.

Wow.

Since then, I've explored a lot of crazy avenues and I've tried to find people's accounts of, you know, there are other accounts of people who seemingly go back, but nothing as intense or as long.

And frankly, even, you know, if a doctor says, oh, someone went back and relived a traumatic memory, I mean, maybe that's what was happening, but usually I think they mean like metaphor.

I mean, this was just...

Nothing leaves me satisfied.

I would be content that I dreamt this, right?

But it just doesn't add up for me.

It doesn't seem like... You know, I've had crazy dream... You know, I'm a lucid dreamer.

In the meditation world, you train to lucid dream.