Nemra

I don't think it's HPPD. The quality of my visual field hasn't been negatively affected. And I don't see literal objects that normally weren't there all day. I just become aware of it when I'm in a certain state. It's subtle. Although, a month ago, I would see transparent, colorless visual patterns all over the place. To not focus on it and start panicking why it's still there, I would just try to focus on normal activities. I would say that I have always seen mild visual snow before I used psychedelics.

I took a picture of it when you weren't home. 🤪

Lovely.

Ah... It's dark. It's good.

Her arrangement is awesome! Mindgasmic! I crave this type of piano music; it makes me emotional.

@Davino, well, I had reactivations like a month ago that lasted a few days and were intense. Sometimes, when I remember the trips, I get affected, like self-hypnosis.

After a few trips, when I sit and relax, especially with my eyes closed while not concentrating on anything particular, and my attention is drawn back, like focusing on the eyeglasses rather than some object through the eyeglasses, I see DMT-like visuals. This also happens when I'm about to sleep or when I abruptly wake up from sleep, although it's more intense, as if I'm actually tripping. In the beginning, it was unsettling. Has this been happening to you as well?

From my experience, every human endeavor seems petty to God, because it can hallucinate completely different things in an instant. I think that it must be able to dream whatever it wants, however it wants.

@ExploringReality, doesn't solipsism sometimes haunt you? Sometimes during the day, when I'm busy, I remember it out of nowhere and it shocks me to the core, realizing that the other is an illusion, my point of view of experience is absolute, and every day I deceive myself about the opposite. It can get unsettling while talking with others at the same time. I'm more talking about solipsism, which is beyond the human state.

@ExploringReality, I heard about "increasing variation" from John Vervaeke.

It seems that Leo tries to increase contextual variation, which makes us think for ourselves and find out what is invariant.

Responses to sneezing, such as "bless you", etc.

Wasn't baptism the cause of Jesus's awakening? To me, it's plausible that being out of breath under water might cause awakening. However, people made a stupid ritual out of that, thinking if it worked for Jesus, it would work for themselves too. There's a whole culture around Christian parents baptizing their children. People build identity around being baptized. For Christians, being baptized means sprinkling or pouring water over your face with some special water.

The halo assumes that the person is awakened or enlightened.