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uniconr · 10-12-2008, 06:44 AM

the other night i was in deep meditation, but i emerged/lost focus when i realized that i was really warm, so i took off the sweater i was wearing and placed it in front of me. so i settled into the 'groove' again, but i felt my whole body jolt, and again came out of it when i realized how warm i was. to my shock i was wearing my sweater, and my shirt was where i had put my sweater when i took it off the first time.
a dislocation like this is pretty unique, as far as i am confidently aware. in the past though, i know ive doubted my own recollection when surprised by facts, but the details of the situations elude me, or else they were never anything major enough for me to seriously question whether i was insane haha.

tone3jaguar, very interesting story about the grocery store. i guess when you realize a drastic change has gone down, the best you can do is ask someone 'does something seem different to you'. too bad the answer is usually no..

10-12-2008, 06:44 AM	#48
uniconr Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: ottawa canada Posts: 61	Re: As your Timeline Changes, are People, Places, and Things Disappearing? the other night i was in deep meditation, but i emerged/lost focus when i realized that i was really warm, so i took off the sweater i was wearing and placed it in front of me. so i settled into the 'groove' again, but i felt my whole body jolt, and again came out of it when i realized how warm i was. to my shock i was wearing my sweater, and my shirt was where i had put my sweater when i took it off the first time. a dislocation like this is pretty unique, as far as i am confidently aware. in the past though, i know ive doubted my own recollection when surprised by facts, but the details of the situations elude me, or else they were never anything major enough for me to seriously question whether i was insane haha. tone3jaguar, very interesting story about the grocery store. i guess when you realize a drastic change has gone down, the best you can do is ask someone 'does something seem different to you'. too bad the answer is usually no..