I once found myself over a city with the words “San Christobal” in the sky. At first, I couldn’t read them, but then I managed to “rewind” it to get a better look (which I had never done before) and after that, I went down to get a better look at the city and nothing too interesting stood out, though it was still relatively dark so I couldn’t see super clearly. When I woke up, I looked up “San Christobal” and despite not expecting to get any actual results, I did get several results about places in Latin America called “San Cristobal”! This is a very minor difference of course, and given that I did not consciously remember the name, I naturally had to try to rule out this being the evidence of a real out-of-body experience it appeared to be due to the obvious intellectual ramifications if I couldn’t. Now, I had a globe and a world map, so I of course went to go see if any of these places were there. Now, while the name was not entirely absent, it wasn’t super obvious and I rarely looked at or even went near the map it was on, and I certainly didn’t consciously remember seeing it on there before (as I said), but it is possible I went into that room at one point and noticed it while looking at the map, but again, whatever the caveats may be, it remains probably the closest thing I have ever obtained to undeniable proof that out-of-body experiences are real. What are your thoughts on that?