Ok, I am weird. Let's get that in the open. Now I swear to you that what I am about to say is the truth absolutely. I am so a child of God and that is the number one thing that describes me as a person. I have also travelled through the Dimensions. I am telling this because it would be cool not to be so alone. After the first times I was pretty upset and needed to see if anyone anywhere could relate to these experiences. I found nothing on the net way back then. Now there seems to be more fakers or topics on the matter. My first trip was God's response to my incredibly strong faith that He would protect or even remake me if I died in my out of body excursions. I knew and demonstrated my faith that fear was not of God, and refused to fear when I thought that I was about to cease to exist, (die) because I was moving so fast in my spirit flight. I put my spirits life within His hands in absolute trust. I spread my arms to die if it was His will. Next thing I knew I felt Him (God), and His heart was touched by my faith. He gave me a blessing, I was able to go through the dimensions, quickly this first time. I went through some of the Hell dimensions. I closed my spirit eyes at first because some of them I just wasn't ready to see yet. I ended up on a strange spirit like planet. It was of others that God had created, not of this earth. To make a long story short I helped a spirit who had been stuck in his planets Hell plane by saying; Die for Him; (God), I did. There I stood alive. So the message took as he spread his arms to die. He somehow knew me and I knew him and he believed my words. Trusting God completely with his life (and death) was the only way he could escape this scenario probably happening for hundreds of years, maybe centuries. I have discovered that every creation like ours that God has created has there own hells for the inhabitants and also heavens.
Eew, sounds mormonish! 
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There are many Gods for other worlds, and each God is equal to the God of this world in terms of His nature. There are many gods who create and rule over other worlds, and on those worlds, worship excludes the God of our world. So there is only one God for us, and this God is typically referred to as the Heavenly Father. Mormons may also speak of the term "God" in reference to "the Godhead," which is a team of separate Gods (McConkie, Mormon Doctrine, 576-7; Joseph Fielding Smith, ed., The Teachings of the Prophet Joseph Smith, 346-7 [pre-2002 edition];
Worthy Mormons may become gods to create, rule over and receive worship from their own worlds some day. They will do this exclusively as the god or the team of gods for that world or that set of worlds (like the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost are for this world or this set of worlds), and thus the God of this world will not perform those functions there (Ibid; D&C 76:50-8 and 95, 132:15-23, 29, and 37; andGospel Principles, 302 [1997 edition])
Worthy Mormons may become gods to create, rule over and receive worship from their own worlds some day. They will do this exclusively as the god or the team of gods for that world or that set of worlds (like the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost are for this world or this set of worlds), and thus the God of this world will not perform those functions there (Ibid; D&C 76:50-8 and 95, 132:15-23, 29, and 37; andGospel Principles, 302 [1997 edition])
Ketamine or Buffy fan?
During 1831-1836, Charles Darwin circumnavigated the globe with the H.M.S. Beagle. He wrote a book, still in print today, where he described with specificity when and where he was and what and who he observed. He could do this because he kept detailed journals of his experiences. Later, he would take these experiences as a true world-traveller to identify the great commonality in terrestrial life and would propose the hypothesis of common descent with modification. And to a high degree of precision, his hypothesis has been confirmed that a early population of asexual life was the common ancestor of all of us.
You fail to identify what you mean by "Dimensions" but I can assure you that the sense that you are using it is not accepted in any scientific field.
You fail to identify the means by which you effect such alleged travel "through the Dimensions," so no-one may compare their experience with yours.
You fail to demonstrate that your "incredibly strong faith" is a virtue that you possess. Indeed, you seem to be seeking the accounts of others to help prop-up your "faith."
If your fears were (as you claim) unfounded or even baseless, in what sense were the dangers of "spirit flight" real? If the dangers were not real, why should we take your account of God's personal assurance to you or even the notion of "spirit flight" as real?
You faith in God to protect you during your imagined journeys seems pretty pointless in the lack of divine intervention to protect actual lives around the world.
Likewise, your account of personal extraterrestrial death, redemption and resurrection seems to be wholly uncorroborated.
Why did God's alleged benevolence towards you did not extent to the alien in an alien hell? It seems that if the alien's salvation depended solely on you jumping through magically-ordained hoops then the alien has nothing to thank you or God for, with you being a unquestioning dupe of your tour guide and amateur rescue operative and God being a sadistic tour guide who has ignored the alien's fate until the time came to prop up your ego? Japan has thousands dead or trapped, and does not invite every untrained tourist to walk over its destroyed towns looking for the lost -- that's the job of professionals with training.
In short, I don't believe you, and I wish you a speedy recovery or a quick and lurid death so that your case may serve as an example to others before you have time to collect followers.
During 1831-1836, Charles Darwin circumnavigated the globe with the H.M.S. Beagle. He wrote a book, still in print today, where he described with specificity when and where he was and what and who he observed. He could do this because he kept detailed journals of his experiences. Later, he would take these experiences as a true world-traveller to identify the great commonality in terrestrial life and would propose the hypothesis of common descent with modification. And to a high degree of precision, his hypothesis has been confirmed that a early population of asexual life was the common ancestor of all of us.
You fail to identify what you mean by "Dimensions" but I can assure you that the sense that you are using it is not accepted in any scientific field.
You fail to identify the means by which you effect such alleged travel "through the Dimensions," so no-one may compare their experience with yours.
You fail to demonstrate that your "incredibly strong faith" is a virtue that you possess. Indeed, you seem to be seeking the accounts of others to help prop-up your "faith."
If your fears were (as you claim) unfounded or even baseless, in what sense were the dangers of "spirit flight" real? If the dangers were not real, why should we take your account of God's personal assurance to you or even the notion of "spirit flight" as real?
You faith in God to protect you during your imagined journeys seems pretty pointless in the lack of divine intervention to protect actual lives around the world.
Likewise, your account of personal extraterrestrial death, redemption and resurrection seems to be wholly uncorroborated.
Why did God's alleged benevolence towards you did not extent to the alien in an alien hell? It seems that if the alien's salvation depended solely on you jumping through magically-ordained hoops then the alien has nothing to thank you or God for, with you being a unquestioning dupe of your tour guide and amateur rescue operative and God being a sadistic tour guide who has ignored the alien's fate until the time came to prop up your ego? Japan has thousands dead or trapped, and does not invite every untrained tourist to walk over its destroyed towns looking for the lost -- that's the job of professionals with training.
In short, I don't believe you, and I wish you a speedy recovery or a quick and lurid death so that your case may serve as an example to others before you have time to collect followers.
Orrah, I’m not sure why you chose a forum who’s majority don’t have much respect for the supernatural. While you’re specific account of events may not be considered mainstream, the standard used to justify it is, and you should have no problem outside of scientific forums garnering interest and validation of your experiences. I'd be curious to know what kind of reception you've received from other forums?