The sounds and voices one hears just before sleep may indicate a certain degree of sensitivity. It is possible to be clairaudient without realizing it. Most of the time, these voices sound garbled or detached, with words and sentences that seem to come from different sources. At times, they may resemble the familiar voices of loved ones who have passed on. On occasion, they may even carry messages that feel meaningful or serve as warnings.
I have heard voices conversing, and the experience felt much like eavesdropping. On several occasions, I have heard someone address me by name, sometimes even offering a greeting. I have also heard laughter at unexpected moments, nothing ominous, but lighthearted and amusing, enough to make me smile. At no point have I felt in danger. Nevertheless, I refrain from engaging with the voices, as doing so would not be appropriate at that time, when I am on the verge of sleep. If these voices originate from the other side, I must remain in control and be in the proper setting. Otherwise, I cannot be certain who, or what, lies behind them.
The medical community often attributes such experiences to what is termed brain noise, an explanation with which I largely agree. Still, life is rarely limited to clear divisions of black and white, as there is often a grey area in between. Within that margin, I believe there is room for external intelligence from the unseen world, or, as referred to, the other side.
Have you ever experienced anything similar?
