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**igs00r** · 11-27-2007, 10:54 PM

This happened to me once or twice before, and it seems to have returned. I don't believe it should alarm me, but it's not exactly something you talk to your kids about. (Obviously, I don't want them to worry.) Have any of you experienced it?

I've been getting light-headed sensations recently, not dizzy, but definitely not grounded either. Also, when I'm even the slightest bit tired, the normal tiredness that you might have around dinnertime, not even exhaustion, I become aware of dream visions and sounds. They're more distinct than the visions I get while doing a reading, yet still shadowy, as in a nearly-asleep state, yet they're not hallucinations either. I'm perfectly aware that they're visions, not real.

I think it's my subconscious becoming more deeply aware of other dimensions, but I'm not sure that's the complete explanation. Any ideas, guys?

11-27-2007, 10:54 PM	#3
igs00r Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 601 Senior Member	dreams while awake This happened to me once or twice before, and it seems to have returned. I don't believe it should alarm me, but it's not exactly something you talk to your kids about. (Obviously, I don't want them to worry.) Have any of you experienced it? I've been getting light-headed sensations recently, not dizzy, but definitely not grounded either. Also, when I'm even the slightest bit tired, the normal tiredness that you might have around dinnertime, not even exhaustion, I become aware of dream visions and sounds. They're more distinct than the visions I get while doing a reading, yet still shadowy, as in a nearly-asleep state, yet they're not hallucinations either. I'm perfectly aware that they're visions, not real. I think it's my subconscious becoming more deeply aware of other dimensions, but I'm not sure that's the complete explanation. Any ideas, guys?
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