Thread: Mediation blackouts and the ability to detect being stared at

Hey rich.

I only replying because i just noticed the exact same thing. I was going to adjust my window blinds... when someone turned their 180 degree at me. I wonder if its because their subconscious caught me at an earlier stage and its some instinctive protection to never turn your back to another human who could be a danger.

I was pretty sure he didn't see me so its kinda strange ... Maybe they can detect eye contact on them, cos i was 'looking' at him lol, like either before they turn away, or if after, then it clearly prooves some kind of strange effect. Cool observation!

It's pretty bizarre but interesting as well. I would say do it on a daily basis. That is the best way to see if it works or not. I always consider that maybe they just think they forgot something but other times its too obvious.

I noticed the staring thing when driving, if I stared at someone in front of me quite often they would turn around and look straight back at me. I've since read that this is actually quite a common phenomenon experienced by many people which leads credence to it being true. Also in martial arts they practice this like a skill - the whole sensing your enemy from behind thing not to mention there's other things in martial arts like energy practice for example qi gong and tai chi and did you know that all the pressure points in the body are the same points used in acupuncture?

I've been practicing meditation for many years now and can tell you there are multiple ways to meditate. From visualisation to using sounds or incense and a plethora of techniques such as mindfulness, chakra meditations, guided meditations, breathing techniques or simply using no technique at all. To me it sounds like you're going into deep delta brainwave states that can give you that blackout effect where basically time is passing but you're in such a deep state your mind isn't really thinking its almost like a deep sleep but you are still awake.

This is the beauty about meditation, you can use it to go into lower brainwave states and go into trance or zone out. But you can also go into higher brainwave states and become more alert, more conscious and aware. A technique for doing this is mindfulness - to become aware of everything and just observe without passing judgement. Be a passive observer who's only task is to observe. When you are in this state your consciousness expands and you become more aware, you can take it a step further by becoming aware of the awareness. You are watching everything but who is watching you? who is watching the watcher that watches you? If you understand what I mean it's like placing an observer on an observer. I've had some epic experiences doing this, hope you give it a try and see if you do too!

Thanks for the story Eonnn,
I too had a similar experience at a stop light in my friends car with dark tinted windows. I we pulled up, I was staring at this older lady in her car pulled up a bit ahead of us and she whipped her head exactly to my eyes. its quite remarkable. As far as meditation.. I have been using the Merkaba techniques. Quite new at it and will need to consistently do it and hope it does show any kind of positive results. I have noticed quite a lot of vivid imagery at times. It is quite exciting and my only regret is not doing this a lot earlier in life. Thanks for your response and always keep me posted if you have more experiences with staring.