I'm glad someone started a thread about vibrations. Atleast now I know that other people also experience these weird, bizarre vibrations and I'm not
alone.
I personally don't know what causes them, but im my case I don't see them as beneficial. I consider myself to be very spiritual and have meditated
all my life. I've also had a NDE and also OBE experiences and the vibrations I'm suffering from are completely different.
My entire body is constantly vibrating throughout the day and at nights becomes pretty extreme. I feel like a bell that's been struck and forever
continues to ring. I've been to the doctors about it, but all they want you to do is try that drug and this drug and my health isn't gettting any
better.
My problem only started about a year ago and always seems to be accompanied by a medium to high pitched whining noise. The higher pitched this noise,
the more extreme the vibration becomes.
I had another bizarre experience on Saturday night. I was asleep, then at about 3.00am I started to awake and immediately sensed myself vibrating and
I could also hear the whining noise, then all of a sudden the vibration shot up to my heart area and became more like a pulsating sensation rather
than just a vibration. My immediate reaction was to jump up thinking, what the ***** going on.
I don't want to come across as being paranoid, but I'm like meadowfairy and feel as though someone or something is deliberately targeting me. It
does feel like you are being scanned the way the vibration seems to have a mind of it's own. I'm certainly not in control of it. Well my health is
getting worse, I've told my family but they just laugh, thinking I'm crazy

and my doctor probably thinks the same, but either way I'm
completely clueless to what's behind these vibrations. I'm searched the internet for days looking for answers and many medical books and I'm still
none the wiser.
I definitely do not see this as being beneficial either physically or spiritually, but I would love to know the cause. To say these vibrations are a
nuisance, is an understatement.
[edit on 19-6-2008 by kindred]