01-01-2006, 09:47 PM
I usually do, with or without my eyes open. I saw common themes, ie. skulls, satanic stars, etc through a week span. Then it may be a month or a few weeks before the theme reoccurs in my third eye (possibly triggered by the tv).
These weeks, I have been seeing skulls (especially during sleep paralysis, which synchronizes with Stewart's responses that I may be use in a ritual by a particular group! scared me). But I have seen disney characters not too long ago, although it was not the first time. Watching television may also trigger imagined scenes/feelings/sensations like I was more aware of my astral body. But I could feel the overall mood of the scene.
But movies/shows that bore me and at the same time feels "invasive" are usually the famous Alice in Wonderland, etc. Some scenes may also trigger a surreal and "gold hue" feeling in me that causes disorientation, confusion, and mental challenge.
I heard that people feel like vomiting when triggered. I have felt like vomiting, but it was very rare, and it is usually a reaction to movies that I am not yet desensitized for. Such was a modernization of one of Shakespear's very early works (which were violent stuff), where a woman was raped by Goths, arms chopped off and replaced by tree branches. No doubt triggering when she stood there on the tree trunk. There was something wiccan about it, but I don't know enough about mythology or wiccan to suggest ideas.
These weeks, I have been seeing skulls (especially during sleep paralysis, which synchronizes with Stewart's responses that I may be use in a ritual by a particular group! scared me). But I have seen disney characters not too long ago, although it was not the first time. Watching television may also trigger imagined scenes/feelings/sensations like I was more aware of my astral body. But I could feel the overall mood of the scene.
But movies/shows that bore me and at the same time feels "invasive" are usually the famous Alice in Wonderland, etc. Some scenes may also trigger a surreal and "gold hue" feeling in me that causes disorientation, confusion, and mental challenge.
I heard that people feel like vomiting when triggered. I have felt like vomiting, but it was very rare, and it is usually a reaction to movies that I am not yet desensitized for. Such was a modernization of one of Shakespear's very early works (which were violent stuff), where a woman was raped by Goths, arms chopped off and replaced by tree branches. No doubt triggering when she stood there on the tree trunk. There was something wiccan about it, but I don't know enough about mythology or wiccan to suggest ideas.
