Right.
I have a question or two.
Let's assume that he could send his spirit (whatever that is): why would he? What would be the point of sending a spirit if you're going to be late if you don't actually get it to deliver a message of some sort?

More importantly, if there was a slamming of doors and the sound of footsteps, his spirit could plainly interact with the physical world. That being the case, why did he have to leave his house at all? Couldn't he just have astrally projected his way to the important meeting?

Provisional Conclusion
This story is nonsense.
( Enzyme is powered by sunlight, Thu 7 Apr 2011, 19:47, 1 reply)

Sorry to annoy you.
I'm just telling you how I rmember it happening.

Maybe the stress caused a part of his spirit to travel and maybe his spirit interacted with our spirits, so that although the noises we heard seemed real they may have been his spirit trying to communicate his anxiety.


Infinite possibilities, infinite outcomes.
(Captain Spacker I lick windows, Fri 8 Apr 2011, 8:06, closed)

You still believe in spirits.
That's basically the problem here.
( Enzyme is powered by sunlight, Fri 8 Apr 2011, 9:19, closed)

Yes I do
Either one does or does not.
If no-one did, that poor woman who used to be on Blue Peter wouldn't have a job.
(Captain Spacker I lick windows, Fri 8 Apr 2011, 15:18, closed)