Last week I supported my mother at whangarei hospital, her op went well, and we were able to leave hospital the next day.
Mum wanted to keep her tonsils that were removed, we were on level 3 we went to level 2 by elevator to laboratory, but could not take tonsils, yet as they hadn't been tested yet, We got back in the elevator, pressed level 3, walked out of elevator, looked around, realized that somehow we ended up on LG lower ground, at the mortuary, (no one was waiting to get in elevator, LG was not lit up on elevator buttons). I made a quick joke, that oops we are at a dead end part of town, ha ha, but right that moment I felt the building collapsing in on me, like an earthquake, I was looking at the walls, nothing was breaking, or moving, it just felt like the building was moving around me, like a vortex, I grabbed my mum's arm, saying, I'm going to go mum (faint) hold me. I'm not sure exactly how long this lasted, as it felt like I was in a movie for a moment, my mum was concerned and asked if I was alright, but I was unable to explain just what happened to me, I was so stunned and off balance I felt shaky and terribly nauseated for a while after. I have thought a lot about this over the last week, trying to making sense of this. I have told this story to a few people and no one has any thoughts. I have since become aware that I am a highly sensitive person, with incredible and intuition
Can anyone shed any light on what happened to me please.
Carrie
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Annasayshi has a point with the freaking out about winding up on a strange floor, but I don't think it's altogether a psychological issue.
Anyways, it's nothing to be worried about. If it wasn't anything with a spirit, that was a really weird elevator ride. If there was a spirit there, they were just trying to communicate, and you needn't worry. Next time something like this happens, you can try talking to the spirit, try to communicate back. Don't worry, as long as you set up some blocks, they can't hurt you. And being so long ago, don't stress about it. The easiest way to drag something to you is to constantly think about it.