It has been my observation, reading through an array of experience reports, than while each individual's foray into Hyperspace is a profoundly unique and subjective experience, that there remains several thematic elements which crop up frequently. My own research in this regard is limited, but I have seen frequent mention of specific visuals (fractals, geometric figures), when so-called entities are encountered most accounts seem to possess a certain 'inhuman' quality, a distinct other-ness, not to be confused with an absence of perplexity.
The fundamental question here is, to what degree do you personally feel your outside convictions, experiences and practices influence the content of your Hyperspace travels?
For example, is someone with background in spiritual practices more inclined to experience foreign-seeming beings and god-like presences?
What about one who approaches all things by a strict, skeptical method? Do their experiences chiefly revolve around complex shapes and sensations?
What elements do both travelers tend to share?
It is my personal hypothesis at this point that there is a degree of homogeneity to hyperspace travel, uninfluenced by the traveler's own background and beliefs , the latter occasionally providing "color" to the greater picture.
This view may be entirely erronous. What do you think? I'm sure there is no right or wrong answer here, but a distillation of the topic may be illuminating.
The fundamental question here is, to what degree do you personally feel your outside convictions, experiences and practices influence the content of your Hyperspace travels?
For example, is someone with background in spiritual practices more inclined to experience foreign-seeming beings and god-like presences?
What about one who approaches all things by a strict, skeptical method? Do their experiences chiefly revolve around complex shapes and sensations?
What elements do both travelers tend to share?
It is my personal hypothesis at this point that there is a degree of homogeneity to hyperspace travel, uninfluenced by the traveler's own background and beliefs , the latter occasionally providing "color" to the greater picture.
This view may be entirely erronous. What do you think? I'm sure there is no right or wrong answer here, but a distillation of the topic may be illuminating.
.. the whole experience seems based around love. For me its like going to some kind of spirit doctor who diagnoses my ills and heals me of them in a way that must continue to be integrated after the experience