American psychologists are still wondering what the words of one girl said a few hours before her death in a car accident meant. The girl came to the painting museum with her classmates and teachers. In front of the canvas with the image of Christ, she lingered for a long time, carefully examining the picture, and then said: “He's not like that at all. He came to me completely different."
In the spring of 1992, American Cheryl Dyle was driving her car with her five-year-old daughter Ashley and her younger brother Daniel on a children's party. She only had time to feel a terrible blow from a collision with a car driven by a drunk driver. Cheryl's car rolled over. She and little Daniel died on the spot, but five-year-old Ashley survived. After waking up from a two-week coma, she told her shocked relatives that after the disaster she saw a bearded man. “Mom and Daniel went to heaven,” said the girl. “I wanted to stay with them, but that man with the beard told me to go home. He said it’s not time for me to die.”
As pediatrician Karen Moore of Columbia University Hospital testifies, the girl was without a doubt telling the truth. “She couldn’t come up with it,” the doctor said, “because when Ashley shared her memories of her experience, no one had ever told her about the death of her mother and brother.
For a long time no one will surprise anyone with stories about what people experience in states close to death. But the testimonies of young children occupy a very special place among them. According to statistics, children who have been in such borderline states see winged, dazzling angels in 70 percent of cases, and some talk about meetings with Jesus.
So that the child can correctly perceive what is happening in states close to death, doctors advise parents to tell their son or daughter about possible experiences of this kind.
If this does not happen, the child, in order not to seem strange, will hide the experience.
A 15-year-old boy from the American city of Seattle finally decided to tell his mother about the experience he experienced as an infant. It turned out that Mark remembers that then he almost died, although only his mother, grandfather and a team of resuscitators knew about it.
Mark told how his consciousness left the body, and he saw doctors scurrying over him. He described in detail and accurately everything that happened then in the intensive care unit. And then he remembered being dragged through a dark tunnel. For a long time he flew without light, and finally a light spot of the door appeared ahead. God stood in the doorway, and beyond him could be seen blue skies, through which golden roads stretched. God asked Mark to come back.
Pediatric oncologist Dr. Diana Comp spoke about a six-year-old girl, Mary, who was dying of cancer. No one spoke to Mary about impending death. She lay at home, and three days before the end, when Dr. Comp came to visit the child, Mary suddenly turned to her mother standing next to her with the following words: “Jesus and my grandfather came to me. Jesus and Grandpa told me that I was going to die soon. But they told me not to be afraid and promised to meet me. When asked by her mother to describe her grandfather, the girl described his appearance in detail. Only one thing was not clear - Mary had never seen her grandfather, who had died before her birth, and his photographs.
American pediatricians know the case of a seven-year-old boy, Corey, who, a month before his death from cancer, began to see visions of a beautiful castle made of crystal. When the child had several days to live, the vision of the castle appeared with special power. According to the boy's story, a man came out of there, smiled and said: "Soon, Corey, you will live here."
American psychologists are still wondering what the words of one girl said a few hours before her death in a car accident meant. The girl came to the painting museum with her classmates and teachers. In front of the canvas with the image of Christ, she lingered for a long time, carefully examining the picture, and then said: “He's not like that at all. He came to me completely different."
Evgeny DMITRIEV
"UFO"