Prelude

Without the Interpretive Context of the question 'near death experience', the event may have had little of no meaning to the witness, perhaps even un-noticed, as this incident was un-noticed by everyone except the subject and this witness. And also one perhaps should be careful of the questions one asks, for unintended answer eventuations. Like heaven's door, questions and statements are Transitive Concepts, that are carried around in one's mind, and which may be applied to actual events and circumstance if deemed relevant. The statement had been made the spirits can't get me and within the hour was a flat on a freeway bridge and was almost gotten.

Ask a question and have it acted-out in three real dimensions, with empirical sensory consequence. Where the extra-dimensional would come-in, is the creation of the actuality of events and circumstance as to produce apropos incidents. Without the Interpretive Context as Transitive Concepts most all incidences would go un-noticed, and therefore what would be the sense of intercession, wasted on the spiritless. Do people who do not recognized other-dimensional anomaly have spirits or Souls ? Bang ! What was that in the next room ? Nobodies home. Will never figure that one out.

SYNCHRONICITY

Extra-dimensional intercession might apply when an apropos situation or circumstance occurs, which sheds light of answers the question or pertains to the truth of a statement, wherein the latter seems to foment the former. If the relationship 'ask or state' is instant or closely timed to and apropos incidence it is called Synchronicity. It happened only once in DC telling a friend while walking down the street, how terrible it is when women call one names, and at that instant a car full of women drove by shouting ignominious insults at us.

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