Good point. I know what you are saying. and those symptoms would justify a cardiologist. But how does someone having an experience at a very specific time (falling asleep, not all day)when hearing voices, seeing things, and dreaming NORMALLY happen suggest Illness? So, maybe you hear voices only when you smoke "something". How is that different? Would you run to a doctor... especially knowing the doctor probably isn't equipped to deal with it. Now if you hear voices often not just at this one time, and were confused, and had a twitch.. I might be like ya get your ass to a doctor. Doctors are good. I go to a shrink to deal with emotional issues. But NOT because I had an OOBE. And if I did tell a doctor I had a OOBE and was

worried, what are they going to do... throw random pills at me?

Guy: Doc! Doc! When I fall asleep I see and hear things! Ekk!

Doctor: Oh no MEEEE too!!! *doctor OD's on Oxycontin*

(I know I'm an ass)

Also consider that someone "falling asleep" probably is under the affect DMT, or at least high on melatonin.

But you know what gibran2, you may be completely right. I don't think we know enough to be sure, and staying on the safe side is prudent. And I can tell that I'm overly emotional invested in this for some reason. So no disrespect to you. *offers hug*