Has anyone here had a child, who had visions that were of things from Hinduism, without being exposed to it prior?
I ask this question, because I came across a user on Reddit, and she has been claiming for years, that she sees all sorts of weird stuff, like UFOS, Paranormal activity, and has deja vu. Another thing she claimed, is that her daughter, starting at the age of four, was taken by a spirit named Ena by astral projection, and was shown all sorts of things from Christianity, including Jesus' crucifixion, the rapture, and biblically accurate angels. She was never exposed to religion prior, so there's no way she could've known all of this, especially at the age of four.
The family was atheist, but later converted to Christianity after their daughter's experiences.
I'm honestly scared of the Christian God and how he throws people into Hell for eternity if they don't follow his rules, or step out of line.
So my question is, have you had or met a child who had this kind of experience, but with Hinduism, without being exposed to it prior? Have they had visions and told you stories about Hinduism, or any of its deities, that they otherwise had no way of knowing, and was later confirmed?
I would love to hear a Hindu version of this.
For example, here's one of her claims. She has many, but I'll leave this one here. I can provide more of her claims if you wish.
"When my daughter was little, she had an imaginary friend that “took” her to see past, present and future events. The 1st event she witnessed that she told us about was seeing Jesus crucified at the age of 4. She told me she was there and saw it, described it to me in detail and then told me that her brain sometimes leave her body and she visits different places with Ena. One night when she was about 5-6 years old I was picking up my husband from his job. She was in the back seat and it was pitch black outside. She’s staring up into the night sky. I asked her what she was looking at and she told me she could see Ena (her imaginary friend) fighting the bad guys. I asked her what the bad guys looked like and she described them as having gray skin and big black eyes. She also described how Ena was fighting them, by shooting light at them. She had never been exposed to anything alien related. Once she really started describing what she saw, we really made sure she wasn’t exposed to anything religious."
The family was atheist, but later converted to Christianity after their daughter's experiences.
I'm honestly scared of the Christian God and how he throws people into Hell for eternity if they don't follow his rules, or step out of line.
So my question is, have you had or met a child who had this kind of experience, but with Hinduism, without being exposed to it prior? Have they had visions and told you stories about Hinduism, or any of its deities, that they otherwise had no way of knowing, and was later confirmed?
I would love to hear a Hindu version of this.
For example, here's one of her claims. She has many, but I'll leave this one here. I can provide more of her claims if you wish.
"When my daughter was little, she had an imaginary friend that “took” her to see past, present and future events. The 1st event she witnessed that she told us about was seeing Jesus crucified at the age of 4. She told me she was there and saw it, described it to me in detail and then told me that her brain sometimes leave her body and she visits different places with Ena. One night when she was about 5-6 years old I was picking up my husband from his job. She was in the back seat and it was pitch black outside. She’s staring up into the night sky. I asked her what she was looking at and she told me she could see Ena (her imaginary friend) fighting the bad guys. I asked her what the bad guys looked like and she described them as having gray skin and big black eyes. She also described how Ena was fighting them, by shooting light at them. She had never been exposed to anything alien related. Once she really started describing what she saw, we really made sure she wasn’t exposed to anything religious."
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