MooSaysTheCat
11th December 2014, 04:47 PM
This happened about 2 days after what I wrote about in Part 1 .
Again I was falling asleep as usual : I was on my bed (duh) lying on my side , I had closed my eyes and fallen asleep....except that I didn't...I did fall asleep but only about half way . Dunno if this happens to everyone but you know how sometimes when you're having a really good dream and you start to wake up at the best part, then you start a bit of a struggle where you are half still dreaming and half waking up? That's kind of what happened but the other way around, I started to have a dream (we'll nightmare when we are talking about me) but I could still "feel" my body lying in bed and hear the noises that happen in "real life" . Point is I was just " lightly" asleep , or at least that's what I think.
After some time like this I woke up a bit and just looked around my room, even if it was very dark I could still tell where all the furniture was, I noticed that I could see my room a bit more clearly than I should be able to given how dark it was and how ♥♥♥♥ty my eyes are (sure they might be cute, but I can't see ♥♥♥♥ with them) but I didn't think about that at the moment. I also had this odd feeling like I was "seeing" through my eyelids, as if I actually had my eyes closed and not open. After that for some reason I decided to get up and sit...it took a looong time for me to move, like I was moving in slow-motion it also felt like I was moving through something like water not air. Because it was taking so long to get up and I was tiered I decided it was not worth it and stopped making an effort to get up...and I started to slowly lie down again.
I went back to sleep just for it to happen again a few seconds or minutes later, I started to get up/float . This time I was a bit annoyed so while I was "floating" I looked around and waited a bit more , that's where I noticed that it did not feel like I was breathing at all, when I noticed this I had two ideas One: I continue this little adventure and see what happens next. Two: I go back to bed. I went back to bed. Since I had no idea how to go "down" and any of my super slow movements just made me go up I figured I would just relax all my body...and that made me slowly go down.
After that I fully woke up, moved my body to make sure I was not moving in slow-mo anymore, waited for a minute and went back to sleep....normally.
This is what I suspected might be an OBE of some sort, if just a very lame one. This is the first time (that I can recall) something like this happened to me and it happen just two days (in other words one night) after what I wrote about in Part 1. It has been about a week and nothing else has happened so it looks like it was just two isolated events.
So can this be considered an OBE? If anyone could say anything that would be nice.
Also it never occurred to me to actually look DOWN , so even if it felt like I was in my physical body (I could feel how the side of my head lifted and descended on my pillow) I have no idea if I actually LEFT my body or floated WITH it.
Again I was falling asleep as usual : I was on my bed (duh) lying on my side , I had closed my eyes and fallen asleep....except that I didn't...I did fall asleep but only about half way . Dunno if this happens to everyone but you know how sometimes when you're having a really good dream and you start to wake up at the best part, then you start a bit of a struggle where you are half still dreaming and half waking up? That's kind of what happened but the other way around, I started to have a dream (we'll nightmare when we are talking about me) but I could still "feel" my body lying in bed and hear the noises that happen in "real life" . Point is I was just " lightly" asleep , or at least that's what I think.
After some time like this I woke up a bit and just looked around my room, even if it was very dark I could still tell where all the furniture was, I noticed that I could see my room a bit more clearly than I should be able to given how dark it was and how ♥♥♥♥ty my eyes are (sure they might be cute, but I can't see ♥♥♥♥ with them) but I didn't think about that at the moment. I also had this odd feeling like I was "seeing" through my eyelids, as if I actually had my eyes closed and not open. After that for some reason I decided to get up and sit...it took a looong time for me to move, like I was moving in slow-motion it also felt like I was moving through something like water not air. Because it was taking so long to get up and I was tiered I decided it was not worth it and stopped making an effort to get up...and I started to slowly lie down again.
I went back to sleep just for it to happen again a few seconds or minutes later, I started to get up/float . This time I was a bit annoyed so while I was "floating" I looked around and waited a bit more , that's where I noticed that it did not feel like I was breathing at all, when I noticed this I had two ideas One: I continue this little adventure and see what happens next. Two: I go back to bed. I went back to bed. Since I had no idea how to go "down" and any of my super slow movements just made me go up I figured I would just relax all my body...and that made me slowly go down.
After that I fully woke up, moved my body to make sure I was not moving in slow-mo anymore, waited for a minute and went back to sleep....normally.
This is what I suspected might be an OBE of some sort, if just a very lame one. This is the first time (that I can recall) something like this happened to me and it happen just two days (in other words one night) after what I wrote about in Part 1. It has been about a week and nothing else has happened so it looks like it was just two isolated events.
So can this be considered an OBE? If anyone could say anything that would be nice.
Also it never occurred to me to actually look DOWN , so even if it felt like I was in my physical body (I could feel how the side of my head lifted and descended on my pillow) I have no idea if I actually LEFT my body or floated WITH it.