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Dr Robert Crookall - More Astral projections

Case No. 323- Mrs"M"

This case was taken from Journ A.S.P.R., 1913, and was quoted in Miss H. A. Dallas' Comrades on the Homeward Way (Collins, 1919). The record is signed by Dr T. Mulligan, who attended Mrs "M". He noted that while his patient was unconscious (so that she could not hear the audible remarks of her daughter) she nevertheless answered all the questions put to her mentally by the doctor, i.e. she exhibited telepathic abilities. At a latter stage in the illness Mrs "M" was pronounced "dead”, since her respiration ,and pulse had stopped. Nevertheless, soon afterwards, she opened her eyes and said, with unusual emphasis,

Don’t, you be afraid to die. Oh, I've been so far away. I met mother (who had died twenty years before) and Tom Hobson (who had died thirty years before) and a great many people who were so friendly. But, you know, when one goes into a place with so many strange things, one can't see them separately. It seems as though I saw trees and shrubbery ... I can never forget it. The light was so different from the light we have here. It was an indescribable glow, no shadows or dark places... I would have liked to remain there if it had not been for Pap and Maggie. . . . Happiness permeated everything ..."