Outofbodyexperience cerita

When the wind blows through you, and the rain dismisses you, you cannot help but feel a bit... absent. A binge-able short story ~~~ CREDITS: Proofreaders: @zyvathegreat on Instagram, and Laila-Sophia Jones Cover Credits: Canva; 'Black Sky Photo Science Fiction Book Cover'

For those who asked which god. *based on a true story

Out of body experiences that have been personally dealt with. These will be short stories of different experiences.

Sleep paranoia. They diagnose me that every time. But that goes away, they say. Why can't mine? Based on a true story/ my own sleep paranoia :) I hope you enjoy!

Imagine waking up to see yourself sleeping, laying flat on your bed. I woke up, but my body didn't. In an attempt to be humorous, I'm using big words here just for the hell of it. The longest, weirdest minute I've ever lived.

It's going to happen, just accept it.

A girl and her mother get in a car wreck under

Ben looked sideways at Sue. 'I love you. I don't know how all this is going to turn out - what will happen tomorrow in whatever reality we're in then - but I want you to know that you're the most important thing that's happened to me in the lifetimes I can remember.' Deep elemental forces lead Samantha Martin, Sahadeva Varma, Ben Clarke and Sue Melton to embark upon outer and inner journeys that will change their lives, and the world, forever. The story begins with experiments in remote viewing that were genuinely undertaken by the American military in the nineteen-nineties under the name of the Stargate Project. It then imagines the consequences of a more advanced military attempt to weaponise the capabilities of consciousness in the present day. "A thought-provoking integration of Eastern spiritual understandings within a speculative fiction that incorporates action, adventure, love, humour and self-discovery."

SEQUEL TO FALLEN "Hello? Can anyone hear me? I'm still here." Tyler thought Josh was dead. But he was wrong.

Roses and irises are perennials. Both seem to wither and die in the fall, but, once spring prys itself out of winter's cold grip, they birth a glorious resurrection, bursting in color and bloom. Unfortunately, people are not perennial.

Zacharie is a French university student living a normal life when suddenly his drunken college dorm roommate makes a revelation to him, Zacharie wipes it off his mind pretending it's nothing. But soon he'd find out what would truly happen. In the meantime, Zacharie found himself talking to Théo and taking a liking to his company, but there might just be something more than what meets the eye to their newfound kinship.

Seventeen-year-old Anna Kripke wakes up dead. Out of her body and in the morgue, it isn't exactly her best day. But when she meets another ghost, she discovers her predicament isn't so strange. Trying to get back into a body isn't easy. But with enough research, maybe Anna and Bess- her ghost friend- can solve the case in time. After a certain amount of time, you can't go back to your body. Or at least, that's what the mysterious stranger says. She's a human that can see ghosts- and she happens to be immortal. But is this mysterious stranger really what she seems?

When life becomes too hard, you have two options, fight on until things become easier or give up. James Sprinstein chose the latter, deciding that taking his own life was the only solution to a problem he created. What James had not considered was the journey he would take after killing himself. Is it too late to go back? Can he fix what had broken? Or was it too late?

This isn't really a story, rather just thoughts I've had.

Lexa's obsession with words and the world led her to write notes to no one in particular, but just as an outlet. Then something unexpected occurs. A hapless forutity. What happens after the words?

This will be a place for me to put my dreams. Whether they be daydreams, regular good dreams, or nightmares. They will all be going here so I can look back and remember them.

Some things happen so suddenly you don't realize what has actually happened and wonder why you feel so numbed to the problem at hand.....

Conan Miller went missing 17 years ago, but to everyone's knowledge, he had been there the whole time. Having no one able to hear, talk, touch, or even see him for 17 years had made him give up any hope of returning to normal. Now all he lived for was to watch others live their dreams, while his one had been growing farther away each second. He'd lost hope and had even tried ending it a few times, no luck. This went on until he had met Clara, that could hear him, talk to him, touch him, and for once in 17 years, see him.

Just a random fictional short story about an out of body experience. And life and death. Love and welcome all feedback.

for I am you. © v.02022022