A
Chinese Man's
Near-death
Experiences
13
May 2007
In the West, a
near-death encounter that allows a preview of
the Other
World
often leaves, as is said, the sufferer with a
profound spiritual experience, which further
brings about a fundamental shift in
personality orientation and general outlook
on life. If one return journey on the
Other Side can cause such a deep change,
imagine when somebody holds a multiple travel
pass and makes regular trips between the two
worlds!
A Chinese man in
Chongqing is just such a guy who finds
himself a commuter between the Yin and
Yang two realms.
He has no knowledge
as to when he ever applied for the travel
pass, and insists he is forced to live a life
on the road. After the success of his initial
voyage at the age of eight, it becomes a
routine for him to take day trip to and fro
the dark region every few months.
During the time when
he was travelling, his physical body
demonstrates no sign of life, pale and rigid
with no pulse and breath detected. Then hours
later, he is back, fit and sound, picking up
the thread of his interrupted yang
life.
But unlike his
Western counterparts, he never signs a
contract with any media network to talk on TV
about his encounter, nor does he seal a deal
with any publishing house to promote his
memoir. Because of his stubborn silence on
the subject, so far the details of his
journey are murky.
Reportedly his next
date with the Netherworld is due. Will this
time he change his mind and decide to let us
all share his travel experience in that
Wonder-may or may not-Land? We'll find out by
then, so please keep tuned.
