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[6.5-11.4] What is your subjective experience of non-locality?
[11.4-16.4] Many people experience it as an out-of-body state, an out-of-body situation.
[16.4-19.9] We've heard about this when we think of a near-death experience.
[19.9-27.1] People seem to float out or perceive themselves to be some way distant from the physical body.
[27.1-32.2] The question comes up, is there then a separate body or a second body?
[32.2-37.9] Many people have a philosophic opinion that there is, that there is a spirit body or a
[37.9-44.2] soul.
[44.2-47.7] The physicists would reflect back and say, well, we don't have any measurement or proof
[47.7-48.7] of that.
[48.7-52.8] So, the in-between road might be a habit.
[52.8-57.3] I'm in the habit of feeling myself in this body.
[57.3-63.7] And when I become non-locally aware, a near-death experience or an out-of-body experience, as
[63.7-67.5] a habit, I think I have a body.
[67.5-69.7] But perhaps it really isn't.
[69.7-74.7] Perhaps I am more than that, more than the concepts of a body.
[74.7-81.0] If we can become aware of information that's not available to the physical senses, it's
[81.0-85.0] available only if we are non-locally aware.
[85.0-91.2] Something in the future, something in the past, something distant in space from us,
[91.2-94.8] something that we couldn't know with our physical senses and that information comes
[94.8-98.3] to us, therein lies the proof.
[98.3-105.3] How else could we possibly know this but that we were more than our physical bodies?