The New Children and Near-Death Experiences by P.M.H. Atwater

Author:P.M.H. Atwater
Language: eng
Format: mobi
Tags: New Age/Parenting
ISBN: 9781591438601
Publisher: Inner Traditions/Bear & Company
Published: 2003-11-05T23:00:00+00:00

EXPRESSING “SELF” IN MULTIPLES

What happened to Robin Johnson is an unusual twist to the missing twin phenomenon. Here’s another one. Frank Henniker, also of New Hampshire, has to this day a vivid prebirth memory involving his twin that led to “both of them” being hit by a car and experiencing a near-death scenario when four years old.

According to Frank: “Life for my sister Cynthia and I, though quite unconfirmable, began as two eggs, not one. The outside world’s vibrations made my sister want to abort before we were recognized as existing. Our parents did not get along and the water we lived in was constantly invaded with negative energy. I was told that I could not leave, by a voice known to me as Eros Thor. Eros and I had been together before. Not having the option my sister wanted, I pulled her inside me. We literally became twins in one egg. At six months in the water, we were hit by our daddy. This was confirmed before our mother died years later.”

Frank’s memory is of being born as two beings in one body: he and his twin sister, Cynthia (a name he has always called her). To please a violent and demanding father, the two created subpersonalities—twenty of them by the age of four. They were unsuccessful in their attempt to win their father’s approval by appearing to be “other people,” and their mother at last intervened for them and kicked the man out. Even though only one body existed, the twin duo of visible and invisible siblings referred to themselves as “we” until that fateful day around the time of their parents’ last fight.

“It was a bright, sunny March day when Cynthia found an opportunity to end what she perceived as her own life. She took the body into the street, where a car ran over us with its rear tire, spinning us like a top. Witnesses said we went the height of a telephone pole and landed on our back. The body remembers the pain that came from landing spread-eagle, the bones shattering, and the skull bursting on the pavement.”

Frank described a lengthy near-death scenario that included a struggle between the two siblings. Cynthia remained long enough to help him revive in “the body shell” and then disappeared. Cynthia was not a “created personality” in the sense of the subpersonalities they together created, a psychological phenomenon known as dissociative identity disorder (DID), formerly called multiple personality disorder (MPD). From the beginning, the two existed as two and interacted in a manner now recognized as typical for twins. They knew each other, even as cells were dividing in the womb to form the body they would eventually cohabit. And they took part in the cell division process consciously, actively, and from the awareness level of developed minds.

This is congruent with the cases of near-death survivors who had full knowledge and full memory of having chosen the life they were about to have before conception—their parents, their genetics and

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