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Originally posted by deadeyedick
Assuming that i am not pulling your leg here what would you do?
Originally posted by deadeyedick
reply to post by sled735
No i can not live in peace with what i know. It was no suicide and from what i have learned people may be profiting from his death through blackmail and the ones pulling the strings have made attempts at my life before i have learned that there is a system of good ole boy's that are involved in some type of unity.
Of coarse if one was to go much further would draw much attention to the question of ones sanity. The bottom line is that right now all i can disclose is that the person has no death certificate and no records since 76 and if one follows the trail there are road signs along the way.
Exploding head syndrome is a form of hypnagogic auditory hallucination in which the sufferer sometimes experiences a sudden loud noise coming from within their own head. The noise is brief and is usually likened to an explosion, roar, gunshot, door slamming, loud voices or screams, a ringing noise, or the sound of electrical arcing (buzzing).
Originally posted by Kandinsky
Your brain could be screwing with you. That threshold betwixt sleep and wakefulness can be its own little theme park for some of us.
Check out 'exploding head syndrome.' Stupid name for a crazy experience.
Exploding head syndrome is a form of hypnagogic auditory hallucination in which the sufferer sometimes experiences a sudden loud noise coming from within their own head. The noise is brief and is usually likened to an explosion, roar, gunshot, door slamming, loud voices or screams, a ringing noise, or the sound of electrical arcing (buzzing).
I've had it periodically for years...or I should say 'I think' I've had it for years...after all it IS a weird experience that lends itself to subjective interpretation.
Originally posted by Nevertheless
Originally posted by deadeyedick
Assuming that i am not pulling your leg here what would you do?
I would seek professional help.
Originally posted by deadeyedick
reply to post by ItDepends
I have been there and i'm fine with myself and have absolutely no thoughts or feelings of ill will toward myself or anyone else and that is not just my opinion.
Originally posted by Kandinsky
reply to post by sled735
It's not a made-up explanation. A couple of years ago I was planning a thread on the subject and read a stack of medical and sociological papers about it. Turned out that it's more evident amongst black people than white, but that might have been a skew in the collection of data.
For my money, a physiological phenomenon is a considerably higher probability than spirits returning to their bodies.
In my own experience, a couple of times the *BANG* was such that I thought the ceiling or chimney was falling on my head and I damn near jumped three feet in the air. Heck of a way to wake up! Other times, it was a voice in my ear.
What really pushed me over to the physiological explanation was being woken by the sound of an ironing board crashing to the floor...the problem being that the sound was one I heard years ago at my mum's house.
Like I suggested, I'm not 100% convinced that 'EHS' explains everything....my mind is open to other ideas on a decreasing scale of probability.