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Sharon Stone: Dark People Sought Me After Basic Instinct
9 Sep
Summary
- Stone felt 'Basic Instinct' drew dangerous individuals into her life.
- She believes portraying darkness opened doors to real darkness.
- Stone credits 'light' and 'core self' for surviving near-death experiences.
Actress Sharon Stone shared that her performance in the 1992 film 'Basic Instinct' led to dangerous people identifying with her character and entering her life. She explained that portraying the character Catherine Tramell, a seductive novelist, meant she "opened some dark doors" which attracted those with similar darkness.
Stone recounted that these individuals believed she was like them, bringing dark elements and dangerous situations into her orbit. She learned the importance of discerning whom to allow into her life, likening it to not inviting the devil to a party.
She further elaborated on her survival, stating that the light and universal consciousness saved her when she nearly died. This experience followed a severe brain hemorrhage in 2001, which led to a near-death experience.
During her recovery, Stone reported a vision of five orbs of light that communicated with her in a "digital language." These entities reportedly told her she was meant to stay, but two had to remain with her son, Roan, whom she later lost custody of.
