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Originally posted by etherical waterwave
reply to post by truthseeker10
Once, in the morning, I was at work.. working. Suddenly I looked downstairs standing at the stairs in the house of a girl I know. While busy at work my mind slipped to that experience.. looking downstairs at the stairs in the house of a girl I know. Somehow I wonder why I didn't fell on the floor or lose consciousness. I asked her then that night if she was at that spot at that exact time cause I thought I looked through her eyes that moment. It was rather a weird experience. Never had such thing since. It's prolly 6 years ago. Now that I said that, that doesn't seem a long time ago. I recall I didn't have any awareness of my surrounding at work when that happened. Like I zapped out of the situation I was in.. this being working.
It seems a similar experience as you had.
Doesn't make me any special or so.
Originally posted by SouthernRain55
reply to post by truthseeker10
In my opinion, no need to try to prove honesty or not. I know I believe you. I can't begin to understand how it appeared during your sleep, but I believe you when you say it did.
I have rolled it around in my mind...how could a scar appear overnight? What could be an explanation? Although, I haven't come up with any reasonable explanations...I do know there are NO reasonal explanations...lol.
Again, something that appeared when there was no explanation...the finger...strange indeed....
Have you already set a date for the doctor or no?
Originally posted by Bluesma
Sounds like something a lot of people describe happening to them a lot- that is why it is called déja vu ("déja" is one word, it means "already", "vu" means "seen"..... never heard of "de ja reve"- though "rêve" means "dream")
Originally posted by SouthernRain55
Hear anything at the doctor? Hoping all is well.
Originally posted by FlyInTheOintment
reply to post by truthseeker10
From the post to which I am replying, about 'seeing from my own perspective', it sounds much like a sort of OOBE - out of body experience. Do you have the sense of floating, or does it feel as though you are 'full-bodied'..? Can you feel your footfalls down the stairs / is there any audio / can you smell anything in the 'other place', or is it a purely visual sensation.?
I've read that people can have these OOBE's quite easily with practice - a sort of consciousness projection, not necessarily actually leaving the body - it's like our brain is able to 'be' in two places at once. Quantum entanglement represents the start of knowledge that may one day lead us to a scientific explanation for these types of occurrence. Hopefully it's not too disturbing for you? I certainly wouldn't call it a psychosis, as you did in your title for the thread. Don't allow anyone to try and label you as psychotic for something like this by the way..
truthseeker10
well just over a year later it turns out that i suffer from Temporal Lobe Epilepsy im not special after all lol