Paul Amadeus Dienach: The Man Who Travelled to the Year 3906

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   Jodahposted 17 months ago

   An intriguing story by Ravi Rajan, of a man who believes he travelled to the future while being in a year-long coma.
   https://hubpages.com/religion-philosoph … -year-3906

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   ravirajan01posted 17 months ago

   Thanks, John, for sharing and your comments.

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   surovi99posted 17 months ago

   This was a very interesting account of Paul time traveling to the future and getting inside the body of another dying man. It gave me goosebumps. So far I didn't think such an event was possible in reality and occurred only in movies. But the piece you wrote does give rise to unexplained mysteries in real life. Really wonder if such a thing is possible. Certainly food for thought. Thanks for sharing, Ravi.
   
   Thanks, John, for sharing Ravi's post.

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   ravirajan01posted 17 months ago

   Thanks Rosina for your great comments.

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   Pamela99posted 17 months ago

   This is an amazing story of Paul, a man who travels to the future inside the body of another man. While this is hard to believe, it is really an intriguing story. I enjoyed reading this story, Ravi. I am glad you wrote this article as it is interesting to think about what might be in the future for this world.
   
   Thanks for posting Ravi's article, John.

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   ravirajan01posted 17 months ago

   Thanks Pamela for your comments.

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      TheShadowSpecterposted 17 months agoin reply to this

      A former co-worker of me once told me that travelling to the distant future was impossible because tomorrow has not happened yet.  However, physics and science in general prove that if we were somehow able to manipulate the dilation factor of light-speed travel, then we could force our way into the future.  However, we would not be able to come back to our own time afterwards.  I'm a skeptic about these things, but, at the same time, I like to be proven wrong about them.
      
      It's like the Big Bang Theory.  Astronomers have viewed photographs taken by the James Webb Space Telescope and have found evidence that the Big Bang Theory may be wrong inmasmuch as galaxies that are supposed to be younger than ours and the Andromeda Galaxy are no smaller than ours or the Andromea Galaxy.
      
      Major discoveries in science always take us when we least expect it.

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   ravirajan01posted 17 months ago

   Yes, Jason.Science needs proof and hard-core data. And unless these bizarre events are validated, they will remain within the realm of myth, mystery, and the supernatural.

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   Brenda Arledgeposted 17 months ago

   Ravi...
   What a story.  I wonder if it is true?
   But how could he be in 2 places...i mean when he finally wakes up..what happened to Andreas ...the one in 3906?
   
   Did he die so his soul could come back to his own body and then wake up ?
   
   Regardless it's an intriguing story. 
   Just think...not having to work so many days and hours...and having all we need.
   
   Hope i can see this year some day from where ever I might be.

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   ravirajan01posted 17 months ago

   Thanks, Brenda.It is a strange story.

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      TheShadowSpecterposted 17 months agoin reply to this

      It sort of reminds me of this one story I heard on YouTube about this woman down in South America who claimed to have gone to bed in her own residence and in her own dimension and woke up in our dimension as the same person but with a different life.  She complained that her residence had different furnishings and interior decorating and that some of the people in her office whom were supposed to know her did not know her anymore.  It was as though she had woken up in a similar dimension but still a different dimension.  I'm a skeptic about those things, but even I was bewildered from hearing the story.

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    ravirajan01posted 17 months ago

    Thanks Jason for your insights.

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