A Person Who Recalls Memories from Inside His Mother's Womb!

[Churchmouse]

5 minutes ago, Abby-Joy said:

What I heard him say is that he saw bright blue light and the silhouette of his arm, fist, etc... and heard muffled sounds (which he now knows were vices).  It was his mother that filled him in on the rest.  And babies can sense things, even if they do not cognitively understand.  Haven't you ever seen a video of a tiny baby fighting to get away from abortion instruments?  They may not understand, but they have keen senses (not meaning paranormal) and feelings.  Even a newborn baby can sense of someone holding them is nervous, or if they are relaxed. 

Do you have any idea how translucent the skin is, as well as the layers of flesh that are between that as well as all the muscles, arteries, vains that crisscross the body in that area, and you are talking about seeing a light.

[Churchmouse]

5 minutes ago, Abby-Joy said:

Yes, exactly ... the skin of a pre-born infant that tiny is very thin.  He said that his mother said the womb was taken out of her body and was laid on the outside of her body while they did the surgery.  Remember?

That's not what I stated and since you've brought up your own little rendition I'll bow out of this with an eye roll or two.

[Churchmouse]

22 minutes ago, nebula said:

If you posted something, and everyone responded with nay-saying slams, how would you react?

You posted something in the third person that was not your account of anything and you take it personal that they rejected it. If it had something to do with you I can see your responce. I thank you are preaching to the chior about a festus being alive and you using this to prove it. The idea that a fetus is alive is not in question here. We all know where life comes from, but the ability to remember is a higher brain function and that was the reason people rejected the post.

[other one]

another one.....

[nebula]

2 hours ago, Churchmouse said:

You posted something in the third person that was not your account of anything and you take it personal that they rejected it. 

The responses implied that I was an idiot for believing this and that what I posted was unscriptural.

[Churchmouse]

1 minute ago, nebula said:

The responses implied that I was an idiot for believing this and that what I posted was unscriptural.

I can not speak for others, but my comments were never directed towards you for posting that. I don't shoot the messenger, first and foremost because I love people, even those who are hard to take and that doesn't describe you in the slightest.  Secondly, if people shoot the messenger sooner or later there will no longer be messengers, which usual means the shooter must become a messanger and risk being treated as they have treated others.

I apologize if you were treated poorly.

[HisFirst]

14 hours ago, missmuffet said:

And I am Christy Crawford.

[emdie]

Oh dear... I think you'll find that studies show people don't generally remember anything from less than age four, unless it was linked with a very strong encoding emotion.

I can remember being changed as a baby, but it's only flashes of feeling and sensations, not a solid memory including all five senses (actually there are more, but that's another post altogether), and so my experience is completely out of the ordinary.

So a memory from the womb? 

[HisFirst]

A friend of mine as a child described a dining table and chairs to her mum who was left speechless as her mum and dad had owned it before she was born.

I however didn't really believe it when she told me as a teen and thought may be she had the memory from photos of their home prior to her birth...

[emdie]

Just now, HisFirst said:

A friend of mine as a child described a dining table and chairs to her mum who was left speechless as her mum and dad had owned it before she was born.

I however didn't really believe it when she told me as a teen and thought may be she had the memory from photos of their home prior to her birth...

In my late teens I astonished my mother when I told her that my nappy pins were one baby pink and one baby blue on the top, and she said 'how could you possibly know that?'

We went over my baby photos and the pins weren't shown in detail, so I think I may know that genuinely from a memory. I also used to be able to remember the taste of the icing on my second birthday cake, and I couldn't get that from a photo.