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reply posted on 7-7-2008 @ 08:08 PM by D.S.trustno1
reply to post by grey580



i feel the same some mornings, specificlly the day of the OP i had a strong feeling of detatchemnt from everything around me, like your trying to remember something but you cant, there is a feeling of change but i couldnt figure out what had changed..... it was weird but good to know other people get similar feelings


reply posted on 7-7-2008 @ 08:42 PM by shipovfools
Alot of these observances sound like glitches in "the Matrix," to use a rather worn out metaphor (and one which, since based on a movie, tends to eliminate its own credibility...though I still think it is appropriate.) I've often felt like I'm living in a Philip K. Dick novel myself (yes, I know he didn't write the Matrix.) I've also been thinking alot lately about the fact that we are moving into the "dog days" of summer, historically associated with the dog star Sirius which Robert Anton Wilson and other have believed to have sent them telepathic communicationsand/or synchronicities in the past (similar to the V.A.L.I.S.which Phil Dick wrote about in some of his work.)

Gordo from the synchro-mystic websites Etemenanki/SuperTorchRitual has pointed heavily towards July 11-12 as being significant (moreso than I can summarize here.) On a closer note, a recent ATS thread predicts a "worse than 911" disaster for Southern California...tomorrow! (maybe that will get me out of work!)

I've personally felt "off" for awhile, physically and mentally. Most of it I have blamed on anxiety over finances and an unhealthy lifestyle - not enough exercise, too much smoking and drinking, poor eating habits, etc. - but I feel that there is more to it.

Aside from all that's going on in the world (earthquakes, floods, LHC, Iran, etc.) I've noticed some oddities in my personal life.

A coworker's was out most of last week because her 29 y/o boyfriend was experiencing heart problems of a sort unusual for his age. His symptoms were similar to those of an anxiety attack and he was placed in the hospital.

We had to put my dog down on Sunday. This was not unexpected...she was old and in failing health...but we had all expected a few more months with her. My sister (whose religion does not believe in dream prophecies) had two dreams of the dog's death in the past week. My dad, a rather stoic man when it comes to pets, was more upset by the death than I had expected; Mom tells me he was in a very 'strange' mood yesterday, grumpy and depressed and even tearing up ... understandable but still seems uncharacteristic, as if he had become more 'sensitive.' (Oddly enough, as Mom was taking the dog to the emergency vet, my uncle called to tell us that his first grandson had just been born.)

The sensitivity issue is one I can relate to, as I've felt more aware of my body and mind lately...which has actually led to some anxiety for reasons mentioned above. I've also felt a certain sort of 'disconnect' in my mind...like I'm "high" when I am most definitely not, or like I'm just waking up even though its ten am and I've had my morning pot of coffee.

My mom told me today that my aunt called hysterically worried about my uncle. She said he was getting lost, confused, had glassy eyes, was exhibiting all kinds of odd symptoms she thought might be dementia. Now I just spent a week with him not two months ago and he was as sharp and on the ball as ever. He is maybe in his late 60s, only slightly overweight, and has generally been healthy, no smoking or drinking or drugs. I cannot believe he would become 'demented' so quickly without showing earlier signs.

Three of the eight people in my department were out sick today. Two of them complained of food poisioning, and another who did come in claimed to have had the same poisoning sickness over the weekend (they blame it on the donuts someone brought in Thurs morning...for once I'm glad I stopped at BK on my way to work!)

Now I know that "life happens" and its not always pleasant and none of these things are too 'out there' on their own...but it seems like so many things happening at once, I do feel that "something" is approaching a sort of critical mass.

Would love to hear more oddities, sychronicities, "glitches", etc...


reply posted on 7-7-2008 @ 08:43 PM by Devino
reply to post by grey580



This topic caught my eye because I had a similarly weird feeling yesterday evening and I kept thinking about it for a few hours. It was as though something went missing like a bunch of people just left and I miss them. I felt a change in the urgency of some of the problems we're now facing globally. I would describe the change like as if something was removed or perhaps it was I that was removed.

I would not say it as a good or bad thing but simply a change, perhaps even an opportunity. After reading this thread, however, the idea came up that the change is in our collective consciousness, so then it's up to us whether it is a Good or Bad thing.

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reply posted on 7-7-2008 @ 08:45 PM by MacSen191
reply to post by harvest00




I stood on my front porch the other night and felt as if I wouldn't be doing this much longer. That I was about to lose something. Is that what it felt like? Like a feeling of sadness when you feel the breeze on your face? I felt that the other night.


reply posted on 7-7-2008 @ 08:53 PM by shipovfools
Originally posted by pault0126
The most recent thing which may or may not be medical is when I lay down to go to sleep. A pressure forms above my eyes and I get slightly dizzy. Usually don't last long, but only happens when I go to bed


This sort of elaborates on my last post...I had that exact feeling last night when I went to bed. I've been noticing it regularly lately. The "dizzy" feeling strikes me as sort of like being consciously aware of my self drifting to sleep, but the fact that I feel I am "slipping away" fills me with a fear and I jolt awake. Then I walk around my apartment anxiously for awhile, maybe suck down a beer or two to help calm down, and finally manage to sleep eventually. But I've noticed a more moderate version of a similar effect that seems to come and go intermittently. I'm hoping its just anxiety as I've been under some financial distress lately.

Last night I woke up in the middle of the night, and before I opened my eyes, I thought "I hope its not 3am." This is because I have always had a sense of "dread" around that hour. I think this is because of various books/movies (I can't remember exactly which ones) in which ET or paranormal encounters occur at that hour. So that idea got into my subconscious and now I try to make sure I am very deeply asleep or else wide awake and actively engaged in a relaxing distraction at that hour. But the idea of lying awake in bed at that hour has long been an irrational fear of mine. It seemed worse last night. I was sweating (my apartment is VERY hot in the summer, even at night) and pacing and couldn't bring myself to go back to sleep...when I tried, I felt something similar to what was discussed above, along with a terrible fear that if I let myself slip off into sleep, I might never wake. (the idea of dying peacefully in my sleep is not so scary, but the idea of being aware of my soul sucked out of my body IS, and frankly I'm not nearly ready to go.)

So I woke up, grabbed my last beer, browsed sites OTHER than ATS ...and finally felt "safe" around 4:30. Even then, I laid awake for well over and hour and did most of my sleeping in the "safe" morning hours of 6-7:30 before I absolutely had to get up for work. My ideal wake-up time for weekdays is around 6:30-45, but I've learned I can stretch it until ALMOST eight o'clock if I rush my morning routine and drive like a madman


reply posted on 7-7-2008 @ 08:56 PM by Question
reply to post by grey580



I know what you feel OP, I myself have woken up several mornings to "feel" as if something is very wrong. I have had this nagging feeling that, for some time now, I've been living in a Dieing world, no, not a "metaphorical" death or any such thing, I mean really, a dieing world, I usually get it when staring up into the sky/sun/stars. I don't know, I might sound a little crazy here, but when I stare up into the sky, I feel as if someone or something is re-arranging the universe around us subtlely and inevitably it will lead to our demise.


reply posted on 7-7-2008 @ 09:02 PM by pault0126
reply to post by shipovfools


Oh yes my feelings exactly. I have NEVER had trouble falling asleep until lately. Now it takes me at least an hour to go to sleep. When I do sleep I dream about a lot of strange happenings, Never used to dream much..until lately.



reply posted on 7-7-2008 @ 09:26 PM by drphilxr
reply to post by grey580



Lets hope this worldine is deviating away from a bad 'conduit' and towards a good one.

another 2.5% maybe.

Anything to deviate away from what looking glass saw...

I had this feeling, of massive change, Jan 2007.

Recently, I am convinced that a large flux will occur this fall.

Fingers crossed...
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