Meditation Experience

This sounds legit. I mean, obviously I wasn’t there and events such as these always carry a skepticism to the observer who is not familiar with them. Having something so profound occur would no doubt have my mind racing, and so I am also glad that you found your way here. I, myself, just got started up yesterday and the insight I have found here has been phenomenal.

Are you thinking about returning to the place where you felt this way? I think I would love to keep in touch and hear more about this. My most profound explorations have come from other sources.

That’s awesome :D I have had some weird experiences too when meditating. I’ve had several astral projections which have led me to question the crap out of my everyday experiences. Lol.

Also, I’m glad you found this website. We’re all into this stuff :)

@lytning91, it takes time. I used to be really good at it when I was 15-16, but then it got scary so I stopped doing it for a while. Now I’m getting back into it.

Oh, and that isn’t my dog. I have a chihuahua, but not that one. I found it online and fell in love with it. Hahah.

@adamsmith, I also have chihuahuas that I love very much (they are teacups and finicky as can be, but SO adorable). I have never learned of ways to get closer to a meditative self before, so I honestly have no idea where I would begin. I have dabbled in some things that take me to a place I would consider (at least, loosely) meditative, but never self-taught.

@aliwine, well if you DO go DOWN, get some before/after pictures ;)

Not sure about the dent being because of you thinking about other dimensions, but traveling via consciousness to other dimensions makes sense because everything is made out of quantum particles and so are you. If this were to happen though, you would not effect the third dimensional realm, thus, the dent had nothing to do with that.

@aliwine, this videos might give you something to think about dimensions and your experience. Very interesting. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4s1-UR3D21s

…. do this: http://www.meditationiseasy.com/mCorner/techniques/trataka.htm

@aliwine, Having a separate room used exclusively for meditation can be very helpful. It is possible to build up a vibration in a room so that the moment you enter it your mind becomes silent and ready for deep meditation.

Jiddu Krishnamurti. A dry, publicly humorless, enlightened man who was uniquely lovable. His powerful vibrations can still be felt at the Krishnamurti Library and Study Center at Ojai, California. http://www.jkrishnamurti.org/index.php

Okay why I am I too fucking lazy to meditate, that sounds kickass…