Sunnyside
Esteemed member
I was reading the post in the big-kids' section and really wanted to comment, so, here it goes.
Strange situation/open eyes
Ram Dazz says -
"* And then it becomes really, really strange...when I put my arms/hands in the air to them they react.
Also the surface of my hands becomes illuminated from there (week) light."
End Ram Dazz quote*
Absolutely. I raise a hand, a foot, wiggle my head, anything for them, their joy overcomes them. Which makes me the same - overcome with joy.
And for me this is a big deal, because I don't have, don't think I have, much conversation with those "in there". I read people being told, being questioned, being offered, but this is the biggest interaction (I think) that I have with them.
What really struck me were the comments, in post #4, by Global:
Begin Global's quote*
Global #4 Posted : 6/26/2017 5:38:07 PM
"I've also noticed that entities seem to interact with physical reality such as not penetrating the couch. In very intense experiences, I have not experienced this to be the case, where multidimensionality completely extends beyond physical reality. It is my experience, that even with closed eyes, entities would circumnavigate the area where [your couch] is, even if you can't see it because your eyes are closed. In my experience, hyperspace fills the physical reality container you are in like a fluid. This is why I don't prefer to do it outdoors: everything becomes so expansive and balloons away from me. These open eyed displays tend to be rather holographic.
I was never forced to keep my eyes open, but I did keep them open the entire time once myself out of a need for experimentation. It obviously becomes harder to keep the eyes open the deeper you get into the experience. It's sort of like having a staring competition with hyperspace. I remember my eyes tearing up, but I would just keep them open for as long as I possibly could. The holographic scene I was holding would continue to develop, and grow progressively more sophisticated under my sustained concentration. I remember eventually when the detail began to deteriorate, as the time limits drew the experience to a close, I finally allowed my eyes to close, and the closed eyed vision I had was a very colorful, watery, lovey-dovey scene. It becomes very warm and nourishing. I have found this to be a typical reaction to being able to withstand continual intense phenomena from hyperspace.
"Science without religion is lame. Religion without science is blind" - Albert Einstein
"
End Global's quote*
So, I'm right there with Global - "In my experience, hyperspace fills the physical reality container you are in like a fluid. This is why I don't prefer to do it outdoors: everything becomes so expansive and balloons away from me."
I am so poor with words and memory that I just lack the ability to say those things, but that is an exact description of my experience. Including the holograph sensation, for lack of a better term. And especially the expansiveness and balloning away.
And, like Global, I'm not necessarily forced to keep my eyes open, but sometime I force myself to open them. Literally as wide as I can make them go.
I post this because it is so nice to see my experience in words, something for which I lack the ability.
Thanks.
Strange situation/open eyes
Ram Dazz says -
"* And then it becomes really, really strange...when I put my arms/hands in the air to them they react.
Also the surface of my hands becomes illuminated from there (week) light."
End Ram Dazz quote*
Absolutely. I raise a hand, a foot, wiggle my head, anything for them, their joy overcomes them. Which makes me the same - overcome with joy.
And for me this is a big deal, because I don't have, don't think I have, much conversation with those "in there". I read people being told, being questioned, being offered, but this is the biggest interaction (I think) that I have with them.
What really struck me were the comments, in post #4, by Global:
Begin Global's quote*
Global #4 Posted : 6/26/2017 5:38:07 PM
"I've also noticed that entities seem to interact with physical reality such as not penetrating the couch. In very intense experiences, I have not experienced this to be the case, where multidimensionality completely extends beyond physical reality. It is my experience, that even with closed eyes, entities would circumnavigate the area where [your couch] is, even if you can't see it because your eyes are closed. In my experience, hyperspace fills the physical reality container you are in like a fluid. This is why I don't prefer to do it outdoors: everything becomes so expansive and balloons away from me. These open eyed displays tend to be rather holographic.
I was never forced to keep my eyes open, but I did keep them open the entire time once myself out of a need for experimentation. It obviously becomes harder to keep the eyes open the deeper you get into the experience. It's sort of like having a staring competition with hyperspace. I remember my eyes tearing up, but I would just keep them open for as long as I possibly could. The holographic scene I was holding would continue to develop, and grow progressively more sophisticated under my sustained concentration. I remember eventually when the detail began to deteriorate, as the time limits drew the experience to a close, I finally allowed my eyes to close, and the closed eyed vision I had was a very colorful, watery, lovey-dovey scene. It becomes very warm and nourishing. I have found this to be a typical reaction to being able to withstand continual intense phenomena from hyperspace.
"Science without religion is lame. Religion without science is blind" - Albert Einstein
"
End Global's quote*
So, I'm right there with Global - "In my experience, hyperspace fills the physical reality container you are in like a fluid. This is why I don't prefer to do it outdoors: everything becomes so expansive and balloons away from me."
I am so poor with words and memory that I just lack the ability to say those things, but that is an exact description of my experience. Including the holograph sensation, for lack of a better term. And especially the expansiveness and balloning away.
And, like Global, I'm not necessarily forced to keep my eyes open, but sometime I force myself to open them. Literally as wide as I can make them go.
I post this because it is so nice to see my experience in words, something for which I lack the ability.
Thanks.