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Hier - aus dem YESFansforum , es sei erlaubt - ein Blog von Jons Tochter Deborah, in dem sie erzählt, dass Jon wohl nur knapp überlebt hat. Nur zur Info - und ohne Spekulationen...

Here is a post from Deborah Anderson's blog, Jon's daughters Myspace:

Near Death Experience:
I realized a lot of people are blogging and I am not... People are
getting things, ideas, thoughts off their chest and letting them run loose
for the world to see. It is an interesting time for communication! I am
sorry I don't share more, maybe I feel that nobody really cares about what I
have to say, yet on the other hand I hope that what I write on these pages
allows people to think about their own life and how they are living and
sharing it.

Months have passed with so many experiences unfolding... the most
poignant being the near loss of my father a few months ago. He suffered a
huge asthma attack which led to him collapsing and being rushed to the
hospital with his wife, Jane, by his side. Within hours my brother flew from
London, I from Chicago and My sister drove up from LA to be with him. In the
moments of his time in the ICU, my brother, sister, Jane and I would be with
him as he slept in an unconscious state for several days, hold his hands and
through meditation send him so much healing love and light. It was one of
those times when nothing else mattered, I was in the NOW. Living and
breathing, second by second, minute by minute... waiting for change in my
fathers state of being. It was so real yet totally unreal. I felt everything
and nothing. I knew in my heart it was not time for him to go and so I
trusted that feeling and saw a strong and healthy man before me. We all did.
The love that was in that hospital room was so pure, so strong, so
beautiful.... All I could hear was a voice that told me not to put power
into his appearance. His lying there in the human form was one thing, the
transformations that were going on in the spirit was a totally different
thing. This helped me immensely.

My father recovered and was home before the weeks end. We were all
relieved and happy to see him scratch his head in the usual manner. Dad was
back. Happy and healthy yet reborn somehow. It made me see once more how
amazing life is as we learn and evolve constantly.

In closing I wanted to say, if this near death experience is the worst
"life" gets, it is not as scary as I thought it might be. Not to sound too
off handed with this thought but we all come and we all go. I saw a
beautiful strong spirit inside my father, a spirit that will never leave me,
no matter what the human form decides to do. We are all one, connected on a
much much greater level. I saw this and felt this so profoundly throughout
this experience... There is no real end and knowing this gives me a sense of
peace. We have choices and I believe the more we listen to our
heart/spirit/soul/inner voice, we will let go of fear and move with trust on
our journey. This beautiful journey that we have chosen to experience...
With this I say, learn to let go and let God lead the way, the true
voice, the fearless, beautiful God inside all of us... something I am doing
more and more each day.

And for a moment when our world had filled the skies
Magic turned our eyes

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Please mind the gap between the train and the platformedge!