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

[HisFirst]

8 minutes ago, emdie said:

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.

That is believable to me emdie.

I have memories starting from around 2.5 - 3 yrs of age.

Edited November 6, 2016 by HisFirst

[nebula]

22 minutes ago, emdie said:

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 have memories from age 3.

[emdie]

1 minute ago, HisFirst said:

That is believable to me emdie.

Sorry mate, I just read what I wrote and it came across as if I thought you wouldn't believe me. Not at all, I was just meaning that I believe my memories to be real, but I'm careful as I know it's out of the ordinary.

It's hard to know what people mean when you can't see their facial expressions, so I thought I'd explain. So, as one Aussie to another, I repeat the traditional words: howyagoinmateorrighthen? 

Take THAT Google spellcheck!

[HisFirst]

1 minute ago, emdie said:

Sorry mate, I just read what I wrote and it came across as if I thought you wouldn't believe me. Not at all, I was just meaning that I believe my memories to be real, but I'm careful as I know it's out of the ordinary.

It's hard to know what people mean when you can't see their facial expressions, so I thought I'd explain. So, as one Aussie to another, I repeat the traditional words: howyagoinmateorrighthen? 

Take THAT Google spellcheck!

She's right mate??

[emdie]

1 minute ago, HisFirst said:

She's right mate??

Yeahgoodonyamate 

[Jaydog1976]

17 hours ago, nebula said:

Please present the Scripture that this testimony violates.

Please explain how this is paranormal stuff.

Nebula there may not be a scripture that refutes this idea but science does. You know I can make just about anything up, post on the internet, and people will believe what I put out there. Why? Because of naivety. It is the same reason that people will believe just about anything that is posted on Facebook. You see it, it makes sense to you, so therefore you buy into the lie. 

So while yes all things must be tested by scripture we do have science and other things that will refute stuff like this. So no I will not buy this nonsense because it is just a silly story that this guy made up. 

[Jaydog1976]

17 hours ago, missmuffet said:

We will have to agree to disagree because it does to me.

Missmuffet here is the definition of paranormal, "denoting events or phenomena such as telekinesis or clairvoyance that are beyond the scope of normal scientific understanding." So this isn't paranormal it is just a very silly story that this guy has made up and believes it to be true. Hey you believe a lie long enough you starting claiming it as truth.

[Jaydog1976]

15 hours ago, busdriver72 said:

It looks quite believable to me.

 

 

And I'm a French model.

 

Bonjur!

 

(Surely someone will get it.)

Lol 

[Jaydog1976]

10 hours 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. 

Babies can feel pain because they are people. Now as far as memories babies frontal lobe is still developing after birth. This is why you, I and most people can't remember anything younger than 1 or 2. Babies memories are very short term within the first years of growing. So no this story is not possible and I personally think this guy is wrong in his memory.

[other one]

2 hours ago, emdie said:

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? 

LoL   I would think being taken out of your mothers body, set on her tummy could be a very strong emotions....    that would be a persons first drastic change in normality...