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**dexterljohnthefinanceguy** · 05-02-2006, 12:30 PM

I have 2 more to add to the chart.

When I wake up in the middle of the night, I can see patterns, flashing on and off rapidly. The pattern is almost the same thing every time. Hard to explain, but I can draw it.

Also sometimes I wake up in the middle of the night, and get a rapid speed slideshow of images one after the other that is very dim, but noticeable. I mean it goes really fast like you were looking at slides in rapid succession. Almost like a "download" of something. I get the impression that is exactly what is going on.

Sometimes I can get the rushing sounds but thats just the sound of my ears flexing into a sleep position. Usually hear it while coming out of sleep or going into it. I also can sometimes hear myself start to snore.

What does the pattern look like? I'd like to see a drawing of it.

I think that the strobing effect might be where you've just passed over a nonphysical frequency that has a 'station' on it and you get a blip.

05-02-2006, 12:30 PM	#10
dexterljohnthefinanceguy Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 626 Senior Member	I have 2 more to add to the chart. When I wake up in the middle of the night, I can see patterns, flashing on and off rapidly. The pattern is almost the same thing every time. Hard to explain, but I can draw it. Also sometimes I wake up in the middle of the night, and get a rapid speed slideshow of images one after the other that is very dim, but noticeable. I mean it goes really fast like you were looking at slides in rapid succession. Almost like a "download" of something. I get the impression that is exactly what is going on. Sometimes I can get the rushing sounds but thats just the sound of my ears flexing into a sleep position. Usually hear it while coming out of sleep or going into it. I also can sometimes hear myself start to snore. What does the pattern look like? I'd like to see a drawing of it. I think that the strobing effect might be where you've just passed over a nonphysical frequency that has a 'station' on it and you get a blip.
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