--- In [email protected], "curtisdeltablues" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Cool experience no matter what you combine with it. The universe is > an awesome place. If it inspired awe then it was the spirit of Doug. > Good enough.
Sometimes, the soul energy can appear this way; for me anyway, sometimes I think of someone, and I get a flash of light, like a shooting star, that fades away... So, it could have been, a sort of inner experience- or a perception of the soul's energy?... r.g. > > > http://www7.nationalgeographic.com/ngm/0703/feature3/multimedia.html > > > > > > March 2007 National Geographic magazine: > > > > > > "Once a second somewhere in the universe a star explodes with the > > > brilliance of an entire galaxy">>> > > > > I saw one. > > No-one will believe this but, I saw one the day Doug Henning died. (I > > should point out I had, and have, no sense of interest or connection to > > Doug Henning or anything he did whatsoever...totally uninteresting to > > me). On the day Doug Henning died, I walked out of the dome in the > > evening, happened to look straight up, and I saw a bright point of > > light come alive and then fade slowly over about 2-3 seconds. I > > thought: "Wow, I just saw a supernova - amazing". I had studied > > astronomy in-depth as a teenager, and I could think of nothing else > > that would do that, so deep in the evening sky. It was like a silent > > beacon from deep deep in the warmth of space, there was a warmth and > > bliss to everything in those moments. And I thought, maybe I imagined > > it, but I'll just check its position and see if there are any reports > > in astronomy magazines. So I noted its position between Orion and > > Casseoppeia. A few weeks later I was in a bookstore browsing, and > > decided to look the position up, to see where it was. I was amazed to > > find that the constellation it was in was Auriga (which I had forgotten > > since my teenage studies), and further that Auriga meant "The > > Charioteer", so I thought that was neat, because Maharishi had always > > been going on about Brahman being the Charioteer. But further I looked > > and then I discovered that within Auriga, right around the region where > > I saw the supernova (or whatever it was) was a tiny constellation I had > > never heard of called "the Magicians". How funny, since it was the day > > Doug Henning died who was so close to Maharishi's heart. I don't know > > the exact time Doug died or wether it coincided at all with me walking > > out the dome around 6.45 - 7pm in the evening, but that is my story of > > having seen (maybe) a supernova. > > > > OffWorld > > >
