There is of course a possibility of a ground hog day or slip, but, there is also a very strong possibility that when you said you turned the wheel to take the weight of the disaster on you to spare them, that gave Family the opportunity, (because this universe school is a frequency attraction, interactive experience and if you Love, you pull in Love and Help), so this could have been a miracle.

Let me tell you a little story.

I'm terrified of being in front of crowds. I hate giving speeches and reports and the like.

A few years ago, me and my college classmates were seated on the floor of the stadium. The stands were filled with thousands of people.

It's graduation day.

We're all lined up.

In turn we're expected to cross this stage, shake hands with some dude, take our diploma, and return to our seats.

As I approach the stage, I'm screaming inside my head. My heart is racing and my palms are sweating. In short, I'm freaking out.

I'm next.

I step onto this stage and thousands of eyes turn to look at me.

To this day I don't remember walking across the stage.

Could you be a better driver than you give yourself credit for? Some of these newer cars have some sophisticated braking and handling features, too.

When you said that she was white as a ghost and crying, I figured it was because your driving that gas guzzler at $4 a gallon gas prices.

I know I definitely turned white as ghost when you said S-U-V

Threads like this make me stay off this board

Come back because there are some real ones

Sick, stupid thread title --DID NOT READ

Your right to it all

Tired of sifting through the "real" threads

Bless You

Originally posted by dominicus
When you said that she was white as a ghost and crying, I figured it was because your driving that gas guzzler at $4 a gallon gas prices.

I know I definitely turned white as ghost when you said S-U-V

Ah yes, another opportunity to spew liberal drivel. Why don't you try that in your prius and let us know how it turns out...

As other mentioned, the brain is more powerful than we know. What is "you" is nothing more than an image the brain creates. The brain itself has all kinds of processes going on all the time, so many it doesn't inform the self of all of it's calculations, only those the self chooses or believes it is relevant, based on previous made choices. I believe the brain calculates all kinds of scenario's throughout the day but only a small percentage of those actually happen, the rest is just neglected. So it might very well be the brain decided the self (you) could not anticipate good enough to prevent damage and so it took over and bypassed the self or put it offline for a few minutes so it was able to execute a scenario in which damage would likely be prevented, making complex movements the self ordinarily would not do or maybe can't do consciously, those movements is what the brain learned after all these years of driving.

Not that the body is a seperate entity from the individual it creates but rather a kind of failsafe, like instincts taking over. If you were conscious of it I bet you would describe it as the body moving out of it's own accord like it was possesed while in reality the body went into a lifesaving mode. This might also explain the idea of having died (you were temporarily deactivated, but not like when you are sleeping) and the guilt of killing your family (you were not good enough to save them, something else did).

Just like when dodging bullets, the brain might have already calculated 10 different trajectories and selected 1 as being the most likely and already gave the body commands to move in a certain position it estimates as being safe, while the 'self' is trying to catch up and rationally tries to figure out what is happening by verbalizing the situation.

I think what you've experienced was due to the adrenaline.

Some years ago I was in a motorcycle accident.
I saw the car that hit me coming from the left and the moment before it hit me in the side, time seemed to stop or move very very slowely. Between the hit and me landing on the street maybe one second went by. And yet I remember, in slowmotion:
- the thought "damnit! it's going to hit and I cant get away"
- me pulling up my left knee so the car won't hit it (and somehow it didnt)
- the impact
- me flying through the air looking at the pavement below me
- the thought "need to break the fall" and reaching out my arm
- impact with the ground, my right hand first, then my body and my head
- the sound of my collar bone breaking when I tried to break the fall with my hand and before even my body touched the ground.

I remember all that in slowmotion, as if I was thinking x times the normal speed and making desisions.... after that I lost about 10 min because the next memory is one of the ambulance arriving.