Just a thought.
Ever felt like you've had an experience. Jumped out of your body? Dizzy enough to see yourself somewhere else? A different angle? Every time you get up and witness the outer body experience, you brush it off. Figure it's normal. It isn't. It isn't the rush of blood back to your head after sitting down. It isn't a logical explanation. For that split millisecond. You aren't You. You're somewhere else. Third person perspective. Seeing you for what you are. Bringing you to your knees. You can't keep stable. Not on your own two legs. Give way. You can't handle it. But for that split moment. You're somewhere ,someone. A ghost maybe? Spirit? I don't know. Blood rushing to your head...From merely sitting down? Inconceivable. You've stepped out of yourself against will. It blurs unfocused. Momentarily loss. Sometimes it flashes. Maybe even blacks out for a jiffy. Keep conscious. This will pass. What if it dosen't. What if we had this effect forever. Going through life with out the full effect. Could you handle it? You'd have to eventually. Seeing yourself in a new manner. A different site. Being in someone else's place. Might even be someone else's spirit. Ever feel like someone is behind you? Watching. Lurking. You feel their presence. Truth beholds no one is there. Insanity. And then you picture it from their eyes. Seeing you. Like a horror classic. Contemplating the next move. The perfect time to attack. Waiting for the right time to strike. But this isn't a snake. This is your imagination...right? Sure. If you'd like to leave it at that. Be my guest. But who ever stated and had a good explanation for this? Who proved it? psychosomatic hysteria? In the least. Odd things are perceived each day. Not like UFOs or like the Hell Hole. Leaping away from your shell. Or is it just the blood rushing to your head?