Happyflowerlady
Vagabond Flowerchild
- Location
- Northern Alabama
Sometimes, many people seem to have the same memories of something that didn't ever happen, like Nelson Mandela dying in prison years ago, or Billy Graham being dead for several years now.
Those of us who remember these things seem to have a lot of similar memories about what happened, which should not be unless it was many people seeing the same events happening.
Sometimes, these discrepancies seem to happen only in our own lives, and can be as simple as a pen or set of keys vanishing, and then reappearing again either in an odd place, or sometimes, right where we have been looking for them the last 3 days. There are cars that disappear, or even turn into a different vehicle altogether.
I remember that one happening to me, as well.
I was driving alone down a strange road, and it was dark. The car came up behind me and followed me through several turns, and I was beginning to be afraid that it was something sinister. Then, I looked up again into the rear view mirror, and the car was just gone. No side roads. No headlights turning into a driveway, or pulling off the road. Just gone.
There are so many people who remember Mandela dying in prison that it has a name: The Mandela Effect. I am adding a link that has not only posts from people who remember about Mandela and Billy Graham dying; but also people who remember other well-known people who have been thought to have died, and didn't.
One person asked the question of whether anyone who had these other memories had ever had a near death experience.
I thnk that this is possible in my case, and maybe even more than once. In 1991 , I was in a horrific car crash that should have killed me, or at least mangled me beyond recognition.
I remember being totally amazed that I WAS still alive, because I thought I was dying right then, too. However, I walked away from that crushed up mess of a Yugo, and with not much more than a sore back and neck.
Afterwards, I remember wondering if I had actually died in that wreck, and was now somehow into another timeline where I didn't die.
Or, maybe I was really dead, and now just thought that I was still alive. It was a very strange feeling, and lasted for quite a while after the accident.
Has anyone else ever had this kind of a memory and then found out it was not true ?
Just this morning, my husband and I were talking and he mentioned Jane Goodall, and that she had been dead for several years now. I remembered she had made some television ads; so I looked her up on Wickipedia, and she is 81, but still alive.
When I looked up more information, I discovered that this kind of thing is fairly common.
http://mandelaeffect.com/major-memories
Those of us who remember these things seem to have a lot of similar memories about what happened, which should not be unless it was many people seeing the same events happening.
Sometimes, these discrepancies seem to happen only in our own lives, and can be as simple as a pen or set of keys vanishing, and then reappearing again either in an odd place, or sometimes, right where we have been looking for them the last 3 days. There are cars that disappear, or even turn into a different vehicle altogether.
I remember that one happening to me, as well.
I was driving alone down a strange road, and it was dark. The car came up behind me and followed me through several turns, and I was beginning to be afraid that it was something sinister. Then, I looked up again into the rear view mirror, and the car was just gone. No side roads. No headlights turning into a driveway, or pulling off the road. Just gone.
There are so many people who remember Mandela dying in prison that it has a name: The Mandela Effect. I am adding a link that has not only posts from people who remember about Mandela and Billy Graham dying; but also people who remember other well-known people who have been thought to have died, and didn't.
One person asked the question of whether anyone who had these other memories had ever had a near death experience.
I thnk that this is possible in my case, and maybe even more than once. In 1991 , I was in a horrific car crash that should have killed me, or at least mangled me beyond recognition.
I remember being totally amazed that I WAS still alive, because I thought I was dying right then, too. However, I walked away from that crushed up mess of a Yugo, and with not much more than a sore back and neck.
Afterwards, I remember wondering if I had actually died in that wreck, and was now somehow into another timeline where I didn't die.
Or, maybe I was really dead, and now just thought that I was still alive. It was a very strange feeling, and lasted for quite a while after the accident.
Has anyone else ever had this kind of a memory and then found out it was not true ?
Just this morning, my husband and I were talking and he mentioned Jane Goodall, and that she had been dead for several years now. I remembered she had made some television ads; so I looked her up on Wickipedia, and she is 81, but still alive.
When I looked up more information, I discovered that this kind of thing is fairly common.
http://mandelaeffect.com/major-memories
