I also keep an open mind to the possibility that I imagined things even though it would be less interesting than having mystical experiences. One puzzling thing is that some people have mystical experiences and other people don't. Is that because some people need a little extra help to steer them in the right direction and other people are doing fine without it?
True, there is always the possibility that something was
imagined. I try to keep that in mind, too.
Maybe it is a case of those who need it the most have
the experiences, I'm not sure. Kind of like the belief in
the existence of ghosts and the like: I believe they
exist, but have only had one in-my-face apparition
occur, back when I was a kid. Perhaps it's because
such entities know they don't need to jump through
hoops to convince me they're around. Or, kind of like
with regular eyesight, maybe my vision isn't adequate
enough to pick up on their presence on a regular basis.
Probably just as well; it would be too distracting.
I'm a big believer in synchronicities, as well, and have
experienced many of them. While I keep in mind that
they may be just my imagination, I also factor in
whether or not they involve components beyond my
direct control occurring simultaneously. From there, I
conclude whether or not it was just all in my head, or
something more than that.
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