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Kevin, thanks for sharing this and being so open about your experiences.

Two things jumped out at me.

1. The first is regarding your experience in the realm of imagi-nation whilst under the influence of drugs. I use the term imagi-nation deliberately. The nation or country or realm of images is a real place, and no fantasy. Everything we see around us, just looking around the room we're in right now, started off, at one time, as a seed in the realm of images, or the Imagi Nation. That psychotropic substances like herbs and flowers can grant us access to the realm of the images has been well known for thousands of years by some shamans who use them to gain insight and guidance from the spirits. The shamans of Amazon, in taking datura and ayuhuasca, say that it puts them in touch with the spirit of the plant ~ herb or flower ~ and that the spirit advises them.

Additionally, you may be interested to know about Colin Kingshott (known on here as plant shaman) who became involved with plants through suffering from syneasthesia, which meant that he could hear plant sounds and see musical notes as different colours. Over time, he put this gift to good use and has now developed a machine which reads the electrical signals of plants and converts them into audible notes on the musical scale. He says that when we walk through a field of flowers, we're actually walking through and taking part in a musical compositon as co creators. He says that each and every type of landscape has its own unique signature sounds which he has been been mapping with a view to using them in therapy. The sounds of specific flowers heal specific health conditions.

I only mention all this because of your comment: "Now this may well be explained by having been on large doses of morphine...." It may have been what triggered it off, because in taking morphine you are also getting in touch with the spirit of the poppy, and this is something that scientists in the pharmaceutical industry don't understand. So what you experienced, even if it was drug induced, was not just meaningless fantasy but real and with meaning ... you were viewing it, however, in another dimension or realm, the realm of images or the Imagi Nation.

2. Your description of a sense of people rushing across your bed as though climbing an invisible staircase through your ceiling after you toppled the figure backwards sounds familiar to me with my psychopomp hat on. It sounds as though you removed a blockage which had been holding entities in this dimension, when they needed to move on to the next. You removed energy that was in the wrong place, I reckon! So well done!