SimplifiedTen
Rising Star
Hello dear nexus members,
Since a long time ago, I've been pondering an experience I've had a long time ago. I've mentioned it in another post, but I felt like it was worth discussing in a separate topic anyway. Let me quote the piece I've written in my introduction topic:
It was a quite heavy experience, and I've been pondering the meaning of this since then. The description might be a bit vague, but I can't add any more details: they just can't be put into words...
Is there anyone else who's experienced something similar? I don't care whether on some (hallucinogenic) substance, or in a similar situation, just wondering if anyone recognizes this description.
Thanks in advance for any input anyone might have to offer... :roll:
Since a long time ago, I've been pondering an experience I've had a long time ago. I've mentioned it in another post, but I felt like it was worth discussing in a separate topic anyway. Let me quote the piece I've written in my introduction topic:
SimplifiedTen said:Sykosis said:The total loss of control can be intimidating for those who've never gone through total loss of reality. it's hard to explain because they effect us all so differently but I can say for sure you won't be ready for it, no one is.
That's a good one, loss of reality! I once experienced that... As a child I experienced an illness, during which I fell into limbo if you will. This happened during a normal nights sleep, but it felt like eternity. Instead of normally falling asleep, maybe even dreaming, and afterwards just waking up, I was compressed if you will to a pure mathematical point, but dimensionless, timeless, just gone. Pure consciousness, no body, nowhere, no time, no nothing. Sensory input was a blur of random nothingness, a pressure if you will... In this pressure I eventually felt/heard/saw/whatever like I was in a sea of similar 'points of being', each one randomly popping up and disappearing again, exerting this pressure under which I was. Once again, in my experience this night lasted forever.. Forever in limbo. I could try to explain and put into words what it felt like into greater detail, but it wouldn't be possible.
When I suddenly woke up, like a rubber band I snapped back into my body.
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It was a quite heavy experience, and I've been pondering the meaning of this since then. The description might be a bit vague, but I can't add any more details: they just can't be put into words...
Is there anyone else who's experienced something similar? I don't care whether on some (hallucinogenic) substance, or in a similar situation, just wondering if anyone recognizes this description.
Thanks in advance for any input anyone might have to offer... :roll: