Brain Hemisphere Vibrations (Page 1 of 2)

I know exactly the feelings you're describing, Pinky.  I used to get it more often back in my chanelling days, and I still have it when I attempt to project.  I wish I knew what to tell you, but I don't know what it is, either.  I've always felt that it was benign when it happened.

The only thing I can relate it to is once when I was taking Wellbutrin in order to stop smoking.  It caused a feeling similar to that in my brain, and it was because it was adversely affecting my dopamine levels.  But the feeling you're describing (and what i've experienced naturally) is more of an energetic thing, I think.

While I will have just a bit more to write here within the next day or two, I'm for the time being going to refer youse guys to this post of mine on the Pineal Gland thread (in the Spirituality and Metaphysics forum) found here--

http://forum.noblerealms.org/viewtopic.php?id=2015

It's post #6. It's a long post, but if you haven't yet read it you may find it applicatory to this thread's material. We all may very well have something in common here.

WOW! Bounce, me too...hmmm, but maybe a little different. I don't feel like they're being pulled out, like a dentist will pull teeth, if that's what you're referring to, rather it feels like my mouth/jaw is being stretched...almost like something non-physical is ahold of the last molars in my mouth and stretching/pulling the row of teeth wider. Surprisingly, this doesn't hurt at all, but, yeah-buddy, it sure does feel reeeeally strange.

I'm so happy to hear y'all talking about this...finally, there's some others I can rap with about this major high-strangeness happening in our heads!!!

Yipee!!

Today's mighty oak is just yesterday's nut that held its ground.
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If you spin around on your chair really fast, things around here will make a lot more sense.

I just had this happen to me for the first time in years this weekend. "Degaussing" is the perfect word for it. It is disorienting and odd. I was driving when it happened, and as it happened I mentioned it to my girlfriend, who was sitting in the passenger seat. She experienced nothing out of the ordinary. I was worried if it lasted too long I'd have to pull over and let her drive, but after a few seconds it went away. I explained it to her as a head-splitting tone, but without the actual audible tone. Nothing strange preceeded or followed this experience at all. The only recent change I can think of is that I was carrying a cell phone in my pocket which I was given a few weeks ago. I haven't had a cellphone in over five years.

The last time I remember something like this happening was when I was about nineteen years old, working at McDonald's. That time it also appeared out of the blue. The only similarities I can find is that both times it happened in the presence of a girl for whom I had romantic feelings, and both times I told the girl about it immediately. The first time, I could only describe it as feeling "high" for a few moments, but this time I described it as a disorienting yet inaudible tone.

There's a .pdf file here, at the official US Air Force Academy website, which talks about non-lethal weapons, including one classification of weapon which seems to have the capability to induce such a state.

Hi Jeffrey!  Thanks for your post.  It really helped to ease my "freak", so to speak.  That phone call nearly sent me into a panic before I realized I was being stupid... incidentally, I did a reverse phone number look-up and the number is registered to a company called LifeTime Fitness in a town about an hour away from me.  It definitely didn't sound like a "fitness center" kind of background noise, and if a company would call, (even if they'd realized it was the wrong number) I'd think they'd ask for whoever they were calling for or say something, anything... Maybe I'm just being paranoid, though. 

That's seems about right! When I read that sentence, my little internal voice said, "YUP!".

Thanks for the link... I read most of it, and I see what you mean, but I did find the information fascinating... I never knew that we had magnetite connections, similar to birds!  Makes sense, though, and with the energy and earth changing right now, I can see how it all ties in to create seemingly "random" disturbances in certain people. 

Thanks for that!!

THAT's where I remember that feeling from!!  I "had" to take Wellbutrin about 9 years ago (my employer to me to that I had to see a psychiatrist after my mother passed away, or get fired... so I gave in, thinking "what could it hurt?")  Those f*cking pills nearly drove me insane inside of two days of taking them. It felt like my mind was overloading, stuck on a meaningless cycle of awareness (of every minute detail of my surroundings), and outwardly, I looked and moved like a zombie.  It was like being trapped in my own mind, stuck in hyperspeed mode.  My mind was so overloaded, that occassionally, I'd get that "buzz" in the front of my mind, which only disorientated me more.  Needless to say, on the third day, I threw the remaining pills (with force, I might add) into the garbage can and cursed their existence.  I agree with you, that the natural occurrence of this vibration/degaussing is more intense or focused.  Also, it seems to happen when my mind is not overloaded, quite the opposite.

You can say THAT again!

WoW, Auendove!!  You really have had some major physical "manifestations" of energy working on/in/through you!  Just yesterday, I was reading the thread about implants, and I found myself nodding constantly while reading what you and Lyra were saying.  I'd read lots of books about abductees, and I never quite fit "the profile", so to speak.  But when I started reading posts here at NR, I thought, "yeah... that's what happened to me!" or "Oh wow... so that explains why _____".  Not all the "real nitty gritty" stuff ever gets published in most of the books about alien abductions.  Either the author finds it not relevant or just too fantastic and thinks it may be a figment of the abductees imagination?  But I think those "little things" are extremely relevant (especially when they happen to more than just one or two people), and may just be keys to unlocking deeper truths.  I can't wait to read more of your posts

Holy cow!  Yeah, I'd bet it'd would be disorienting while driving!!  My eyes felt like they were slightly vibrating... or more like the optic nerve was vibrating slightly from the intensity of the source.  Glad to hear it didn't last too long.  That's the weird part...it seems like forever when it's happening (almost like time stops inside your head for a tic), and then when it's over, you realize that it was only a few seconds.

It's definitely not the ear rining thing... I get those too.  I was reading the thread about the ear ringings (think it was under the "implants" thread), and again, I was nodding the whole way through.  I've had the various ringing tones since I can remember (in either and both ears, various tones, muffled pre-post, lasting as long as 2 hours one time) ... Actually everyone in my family has always had it, so I thought everyone had that happen.  It wasn't until I was reading about it here that I realized it's not a "normal" thing.

I popped into IRC last night was told that you had gone to rest because of psychic attacks, but I had no idea it was that intense!  Something is definitely "going on" at the present, and I'm still trying to figure out if it's all from negative sources, or if part of it is a reaction to the changing of the planet, or if some other 'higher' realm(s) is/are trying to establish communications and we're not all quite "synched-up" yet... or "D: All of the Above". 

I'd never seen that term "visual phosphene" before, so I just looked it up, and again...another synch.  That finally explains what I've been seeing since I was a kid, although mine are not the pulsating kind, like yours.  I can imagine that would be extremely disorienting with it being different for left and right eyes.  Almost sounds like an ocular migraine of sorts.  Actually, that makes me wonder how many people that are diagnosed with migraines might really have more going on than they may think.

When I'm outside without sunglasses, I've always seen those tiny pinpoints of light (like if you ever sneeze too hard and you see "shooting stars")... only, I see the sky filled with them, flying to and fro, right into and through objects... I used to think I was seeing some sort of tiny molecules, but now I realize it must just be a sensitivity within my iris (too much phosphene?).  Whenever I'd try and explain what I was seeing to anyone, they never knew what I was talking about.  'Nother mystery solved.  Thanks, montalk

Nope... I "whimped-out", a little shaken-up by the whole thing, and when I looked back at the number, I saw that it wasn't an 800, it was an 847, which is the area code for many northern suburbs here.  I must have not seen the number correctly when I first picked-up the phone?  I did do the on-line trace, though, but I bet if I called the number back, I'd probably get the fitness center and they wouldn't know what I'd be talking about.  I'll call the number tomorrow and see who answers.

Now that I think about it, when I was nineteen and had my first disorientation experience, I was probably on the antidepressant Serzone (which I just discovered was removed from the market in 2004 due to safety concerns, although the manufacturer claimed poor sales was the reason) or Effexor.