I'm glad to hear I wasn't the only one who had that feeling again this week... very glad, actually. I noticed today (well, technically yesterday now; Thursday) that I still had that residual "off" feeling, as it felt like it should be Friday. Not quite as strong a sensation as on Tuesday though; more of a leftover, but not surprising since it was so strong Tuesday I figured it might take a while to recover.
One thing I thought I would bring up... many of us have associated this off-day feeling with that "timeline shift" sensation; I have as well. Well tonight I was thinking a bit about the off-day feeling and I started pondering "what exactly was it that triggered this? If I have this sensation of the day being wrong, then some part of my intuition is aware of the previous track it was on before this shift, whatever it is... so what happened to that track?"
And immediately, as soon as I had this thought, a small blurb of a dream I remember having either Monday or Tuesday night (I don't recall which, because both of those evenings were right at the peak of this time soup and I can no longer distinguish them in my memory) flashed back into my mind.
I couldn't recall the whole dream, and part of me thought there wasn't much to recall; that what I remember was really almost the whole thing... but the part I remember, while it lasted only a few seconds, was pretty intense. The whole thing basically consisted of this:
1. Finding myself laying down (not sure if it was on a surface or on the floor)
2. Being surrounded by a whole lot of light
3. Briefly leaning up to find everything moving in extremely slow motion, particularly some kind of an object like a small chair or endtable which was in the air slowly flying right towards my head. The slowdown was so noticable that I had time to react and move my head out of the way, as the endtable (or whatever it was) smashed against a wall right behind me, just beside my head. But just as it exploded and I had that slight sense of relief like "whew, it missed me", I suddenly lept out of my own head and saw myself in third-person, still in the falling motion from the dodge move but no longer sure if I was still in control of my movements.
4. And then the dream ended.
Now whichever night I had this dream (Monday or Tuesday) I don't know, and I don't recall if there was more to it and that was just how it ended or what. But what's weird is, as soon as I started thinking about the time shift this week and that dream popped back into my head, it came right alongside another intuitive thought...
... am I absolutely certain that was a dream? Or was it a memory?
There's some deep part of me that thinks that wasn't a normal dream, that it was actually a memory from somewhere during those 48 hours (Monday or Tuesday), and that the slow motion of everything flying by and all the bright light was actually me experiencing, in extremely slow motion, a nuclear bomb going off here in Seattle, with me right in the middle of it.
I'm starting to feel like what happened is that I was on an alternate timeline where a nuke went off... but it went off sometime during the day or maybe evening I don't know, but sometime when I was awake and conscious. And in that timeline I died in the explosion... but that wasn't part of my intent, my personal path. So I "undid" it, by jumping timelines. The thing is, I think a major timeline jump of this kind is something where it's most feasible to join the new timeline during sleep, such that you wake up and everything's normal again.
If the bomb went off Monday or Tuesday during the day, and then I had to "undo" it by jumping timelines to repeat the appropriate day the "right" way (for me anyway), then it would explain why everything early in the week felt so incredibly long, and why I felt so sluggishly "off" in the process. That whole time period early in the week was filled with a vague deja-vu, like "I feel like I've done this before", but not so concrete that it was distinguishable deja-vu, more like an overtone that caused me to lose luster in what I was doing because I sensed I'd already done it and was bored with doing it again, that kinda thing. That finally started dissipating on Thursday, thankfully; I get the sense that I'm no longer stuck in a "rerun".
Anyway, that's what I'm currently suspecting happened (at least on my path; YMMV of course)... nuke went off, not part of my plan, decided to do the day over, and my mind and intuition were out of sync for a while as a result (and to some extent still are; I'm hoping it'll finally dissipate after this weekend).
Does this resonate with anyone else who's experienced this phenomenon?
You're crazy!" 
But I swear, this is a really new development in my life. Maybe I am crazy, buuuut....maybe I'm not, and maybe something is amiss.
