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**PRengine** · 09-05-2010, 10:23 PM

It's hard to say- you sometimes become lucid when waking up, so it's not unheard of to have dual awareness at that time- and then you wake up.

Yes, but I'll never forget just how that felt - the proximity. If I imagine I was OB, doing what I always do when I wake up - sit on the edge of the bed (futon in this case in the den) light my pipe. But it was a little surreal - the coal in the pipe was brighter, bigger - the reflection was "playful" (does that make any sense) in such a way as it struck me as odd which then brought me to the recognition that it wasn't in the physical. Surprise

And my body was right there with me.

About light - there was light in the room but the room was in fact dark

Hope I get another shot at a similar occurrance.

Richard

p.s. sorry for hijacking your thread - I've a bit to learn about board etiquette.

09-05-2010, 10:23 PM	#4
PRengine Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 409 Senior Member	It's hard to say- you sometimes become lucid when waking up, so it's not unheard of to have dual awareness at that time- and then you wake up. Yes, but I'll never forget just how that felt - the proximity. If I imagine I was OB, doing what I always do when I wake up - sit on the edge of the bed (futon in this case in the den) light my pipe. But it was a little surreal - the coal in the pipe was brighter, bigger - the reflection was "playful" (does that make any sense) in such a way as it struck me as odd which then brought me to the recognition that it wasn't in the physical. Surprise And my body was right there with me. About light - there was light in the room but the room was in fact dark Hope I get another shot at a similar occurrance. Richard p.s. sorry for hijacking your thread - I've a bit to learn about board etiquette.
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