Sharon Stone, the prominent Hollywood actress, recently shared her amazing experiences during her recovery from a stroke, mentioning five "bright orbs" that connected with her during this time.
Deep Experience at the Edge of Life and Death
Stone stated in a podcast with Mayim Bialik that these orbs, which she described as "digital lights," warned her while she was in a state between sleep and wakefulness that she might be separated from her son. The 68-year-old actress recalled that in 2001, at the age of 43, she faced a life-threatening situation due to a stroke and brain hemorrhage, with her survival chances estimated at only 1 to 5 percent.
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Meeting with Deceased Friends
Stone recalls that in one of her near-death experiences, she quickly passed through a bright white light and met with friends who had previously passed away. She described this moment as very beautiful and felt a deep sense of peace during that experience.
After returning home, she struggled with sleep issues and would fall asleep during the day. In this state, she encountered bright orbs that communicated with her. Stone said about these orbs: "These five orbs introduced themselves to me and somehow communicated with me."
The actress also mentioned that during this meeting, she asked the orbs to take care of her son, Roan, who was only one year old at the time, and Stone was worried about losing him. This experience was somewhat prophetic of her personal life, as Roan later lived more with his father.
Despite the numerous challenges she faced after her stroke, Stone still maintains a close relationship with Roan, who is now 26 years old. She has also adopted two other sons named Laird and Quinn on her own.
This strange experience and meeting with the bright orbs somehow gave Stone's life new meaning and purpose. She believes that these orbs told her that she still has a lot of life left to live.
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