D’Vinci in a Death Whisper
Every Step into a Death Whisper
I was aware of the exact instant of my death, because that was when my spirit drifted free of my lifeless remains. Interestingly, my spirit wasn’t pulled from my body. I’m certain that I left it of my spirit’s own volition. Both the Bible and casual talk about death call this ‘giving up the ghost’. That’s an apt description of the death whisper process. When my spirit was free, I didn’t feel any vestige of my mortal body. It was very much like astral traveling: in fact almost identical.
I didn’t turn but was viewing my now vacated corpse. When astral traveling, the spirit has a 360-degree spherical sensory range. In my spirit form, I moved about five feet forward and two feet upward from the action. The quality of my vision became super-enhanced, multi-dimensional and different from eyesight.
In that physical moment my lifeless body was clad in a heavy black wetsuit but I saw myself as naked. I could see the figures of the two other divers attending my body but they were almost translucent and shadowy, because the eyes that were viewing my body were fixed on my form. Prior to this vision, I hadn’t seen the second diver even once. He had been below my goggle view and the only way I knew he was there, was through my out-of-body spirit’s perspective.
Though my body’s arms were dangling at my side and my legs were together, I saw my nude form in a spread-eagle posture. The total sight was similar to Leonardo D’Vinci’s anatomical sketch, where the legs and arms are drawn in 2 positions at once. I wouldn’t be surprised if it were discovered that the great artist and inventor D’Vinci heard a death whisper a near death experience himself. That would explain both the D’Vinci sketch and why D’Vinci had thoughts so far ahead of his time-period.
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