 Originally Posted by Robot_Butler
Shift, I'm fascinated by your description of your HI. Especailly with the orientation. It brings to mind so many things I've heard about left/right brain dominance, eye position during sleep, ect. I hope we get enough people describing their HI to draw some conclusions. This would make a great research project.
When I am paying attention, I can recognize the HI, but as soon as I identify it, I lose it.
Exactly, I think it is such an interesting concept/topic! I would love to form some sort of survey and figure this out, and I agree: everyone please post some input so we can get an idea of this phenomenon!
My HI/HS usually appear as I am laying in bed, relaxing, and thinking from thought to thought while trying not to concentrate on anything at all. Mixed in between my conscious, relevant thoughts will be random, completely unrelated images. My consciousness will try to focus on it more, and it will disappear, but not before I get some clear concept of what it was (in the case of the girl on the beach, that image is basically exactly what I saw, then it disappeared... the girl was standing at a different angle, but that's the only difference.)
I guess people use the term HI loosely to refer to any of the hallucinations, dreamlets, and geometric patterns you get while falling asleep. Thats why I'm so interested. People say HI, but there are so many different kinds of HI. Sounds, tactile sensations, emotions. It would be cool to figure it all out.
Yes, that's true. When I say HI, I mean those images, like photographs, that I keep mentioning. When I say HS, I mean auditory hallucinations, things that I hear that sound just as though they were happening in real life. I've only experience snippets of conversation though, no other types of audio. And I've never felt, tasted, or smelled anything. (HT=taste, HF=feeling, HO=odor???) I guess "Hypnagogia" refers to them as a group.
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