A speeding train hit the side of the car. I should have been killed but instead I found myself in the next field, totally unharmed. These kinds of anomalous experiences have informed me, guided me, protected me, and puzzled me. More importantly, they have repeatedly provided evidence of what William James called “white crows.” Today I would like to address something known as anomalous experience. Most of us have had them. Indeed, when I was out lecturing following the Hay House release of my book, What Does That Mean, I ...