Hear The Voice From Dead Man’s Curve

There are many people — common people — that do not claim to have psychic ability nor do they claim to be clairvoyant but image and sounds rise up to them occasionally and the mind registers a disconnect that doesn’t trigger a question of sanity, but a question of where you are and whether or not you have been chosen to experience something that exists on a quantum level in the universe.

While it sounds deeper and more complex than can be comprehended I can tell you that for those who have had these experiences many of them are elusive, and it happens at times where you don’t expect it and so it is difficult to record or produce proof of the experience.

There are plenty of people who have now learned that if you take a tape recorder to a place that is haunted they will most certainly find that there are entities and voices that are more than willing to talk to the living.

However there are a few people that hear or experience voices that speak to them or warn them of things that are about to happen. This is known as “clairaudience.”

Clairaudience is receiving messages in thought form from another frequency or realm. It is considered a form of channeling. The human body has always been known as a transmitter and it certainly has a frequency. Sometimes though, like the tuning of a radio we can find an open channel that sends a message loud and clear.

Some call it the Holy spirit, the spirit guide, a voice from God, or the still small voice that speaks to you on a whole body and bone level.

However on a quantum level we learn that through some natural occurrence we can receive a message on a post cognitive level, especially under duress, or in an emergency, when we focus or listen to what we call the “little voice” in our head. There is also retro-cognition or Backward knowing where a paranormal transfer occurs, giving information about an event that has happened in the past.

Of course any voice that we hear that prompts us to act before an event happening is precognitive voice. This is a form or extra sensory perception or ESP. There are others who can listen and see visions of events before they happen. This is a form of remote viewing.

What we do not realize is that we are always connected to the other side, we need only focus on what is being said to realize how our immediate destiny is manifesting.

Statistics vary, but it’s generally accepted that between 3 and 10% of the population hear voices that other people don’t. If you include one off experiences (like hearing someone call your name when you’re out shopping, or feeling your phone vibrate in your pocket) this figure goes up to 75%. So, having at least one experience of hearing or seeing something that others around you don’t is incredibly common. Those that have never had this experience are in the minority.

You may have heard the news story that has made the national mainstream new about four officers that recall hearing a “mysterious voice” that they say led them to find a baby girl trapped inside an overturned car.

According to local news outlets in Utah County, four police officers from the Spanish Fork Police Department all say that they heard a voice calling to them — a female voice that cried “help me.” The strange sounds were heard coming from a vehicle that had gone into a river with a 30-40 degree temperature.

As they approached the car, the officers said they heard the voice, and rushed to see if there was anyone inside the car that needed rescuing.

Much to their surprise, 18-month-old Lily Groesback was in her child seat, passed out, but alive. Her 25-year-old mother was also in the car, but she had passed away. The coroner estimated that the mother died 14 hours before the rescuers arrived.

The mystery voice that helped locate the Utah baby was heard by all of the officers who approached the car, and at one point, one of the men answered the cry for help.

According to ABC News, the voice is something that no one can explain. Since the woman was dead, and the child was passed out, there wasn’t a clear explanation. Many believe that the voice was otherworldly, and that the fact that Lily survived is truly a miracle.

There have been many paranormal investigators that have pointed out that just prior to any paranormal or paradigm changing event the human mind slows down the impulses and there seems to be a calming or an environmental change.

The officers were already on the scene mentally preparing for a rescue and so their minds and their senses together were generating a greater frequency. The energy levels were probably at a fever pitch allowing all four to share the experience of hearing the mother of the baby speaking to them audibly.

This type of activity has also been reported by ghost hunters that have explored several areas that have been energized through trauma and tragedy. It is recommended that these sites be avoided. However there are a few paranormal investigators who go to these areas and have picked up voices saying “help me” or picking up screaming, police radios, ambulance conversations and also sounds of crashes.

I remember a story that was reported to me by a former associate that lived in Pennsylvania that there were ghosts seen walking around the crash site of Flight 93, the doomed flight that crashed in Shanksville, Pennsylvania on September 11th, 2001.

The crater was immediately filled in after the crash and locals there were calling the area a mass grave.

A strange story had found its way to Channel 8, a local Fox network affiliate.

One of the security guards had commented that he and other guards had heard groups of people mumbling on the wind. One guard was sitting in his car and heard the words “So now what?” No one else was in the car with him.

There was also a report of a woman approaching a guard around 4 o’clock in the morning wearing a sport jersey. When the guard attempted to talk to the woman she vanished.

When I think of those four officers in Utah hearing the strange voice of a woman crying help me, I remember a biblical story that was taken from The Book of Acts where Saul was on his way to Damascus and heard a voice.

The story gives the account that the voice rose up and all the men in Saul’s group were speechless because they heard the voice and yet there was no man who was speaking the voice.

And the men who journeyed with him stood speechless, hearing a voice, but seeing no man. —The Book of Acts

Have you ever felt that you are genuinely experiencing something beyond your comprehension and you just can’t nail down exactly what you are experiencing? You tell yourself that perhaps you are losing your mind until you find someone else who shares that same paranormal experience.

Our thoughts and conjectures about life and the universe are often based on assumptions, unproven theories, hearsay, rumors and misinformation. Decisions we make in life may be based on ancient attitudes and archaic practices. Mythologies, astrology, prophecy both biblical and non-biblical shape the way we see the world.

Beyond the voices are the visions of precognitive and retro-cognitive dreams. In the ether of the subconscious we replay all of the experiences we have had, and at other moments we have dreams that are precognitive that sometimes warn us of great danger.

Those visions that leap from the ether into our dimensional reality are apparitions, discarnate spirits, or telepathic or telekinetic impressions.

The officers in Utah that had the shared experience are unique in many ways. It is very rare that a Fortean mystery doesn’t easily offer itself to open skepticism. It is a story that is very hard to debunk. First you have four officers’ police and fire fighters. They are credible witnesses in the fact that most officers and paramedics are paid to work a case in great detail and are supposed to be counted on to file reports with credibility.

The woman in the car was dead, submerged upside down in water for 14 hours. The little baby Lily was dangling just above the water in the backseat. It is believed that the cold water created hypothermia that literally kept the baby from dying.

A female, adult voice very clearly told these first responders exactly where to go in order to rescue the little girl. The witnesses agree that the voice came from inside the car.

Now the question is, did the three police officers and the firefighter accidentally hear the voice of an onlooker to the crash? The answer is no. The crash was heard by neighbors in the area and many went out o investigate. They were unable to find any sign of a crash or an automobile.

The automobile itself went over a cement embankment under a bridge and what is truly unbelievable no one noticed for 14 hours. That was until the car probably moved from under the bridge to an area where it could be spotted. Spanish Fork is rural area of Utah County and so there probably weren’t too many onlookers on the scene.

Did the officer hear a form of EVP in the rushing water? Was it something that sounded like a female voice that prompted them to answer and rush to the vehicle finding the baby miraculously alive?

There really is no logical explanation for what happened. So it is important to understand that the human mind is far more powerful than we realize and that perhaps the power of love, that of a mother to a child is something that crosses over every dimension forever.

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