I used to have these dreams where I'd have no weight, a small step or jump would pull me over the clouds. It was somewhat scary or at least vertiginous.
One time I saw my building from above and started falling fast into my sleeping body hitting it and waking me up.
anyone else ever experienced stuff like this?
SMOKED SALVIA ONE TIME AND COULD NOT CLIMB BACK INSIDE MY SKULL...FREAKY AS FUCK.
shareI don't do it anymore, mainly because it's lost its novelty and I don't know where to get good salvia in these trying times, but there was a time I was smoking/vaping it every day and playing Geometry Wars similar to this video:
https://youtu.be/Z7iEAgs05rI
It can be overwhelming at first, but after a while, it just feels like a pleasant scratch on the back of your neck from the claws of demon reaching through a portal to the shadow realm. ;-]
Yes I had a "medical episode" ( heart related ) years ago where I lost consciousness for many hours. When I came too I was out of my body and travelling along the kitchen floor from one side to the other back to where my body was. But I was looking away from my body. Then I was back in my body. Funny thing was though that I was lying in a position where my eyes were facing the wall. Spooky.
reminds me of the scene from the thing
shareI've had one lucid dream before like I was walking outside of my body. And I'm looking back down at myself. Anyone ever had that before?
shareYes! When I was 10 or something this kid in my school jumped from a wall to a bank of sand and seriously hurt his neck. That night I dreamed I done the same and my body was just lying there twisted. Freaky
shareI don't think dreams count, having an out of body experience in dreams is normal. It's when you have one in real life, without the aid of drugs, that I might be interested!
I don't know if this experience qualifies either, but what the hell I'll post it. So I was walking through the woods last week, on trail I hadn't been on before, and had the oddest feeling of a waking dream - "limerence"! I was wide awake, up and walking, but I felt like I was in a dream, like I'd stepped out of my real life and into a dream world where anything could happen. It was more magical and positive than disturbing, and after it was over I realized that the black-cloud feeling of depression that's been dogging me for a while had lifted.
I've had moments of that limerent feeling in real life, when the familiar suddenly becomes unfamiliar and magical for just a moment, until reality re-asserts itself and you figure out what it is that made things seem unfamiliar, but I've never had the feeling extended over a period of 10-20 minutes. Maybe it was my sleep-deprived brain trying desperately to force a little REM reset whether it was convenient or not, maybe I'd achieved a meditative state without trying, maybe it was magical. Who knows, but I'd be interested if anyone else has had a similar experience.
DMT Breakthrough Dose
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shareI've had some crazy dreams but never out of body.
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