Hallucinations During Meditation/Waking Up

Have you ever woken up and saw something in your room that wasn't there just to have it disappear in front of you? Did you ever meditate and see something?

It happened to me yesterday. I was trying out some new meditation lying down, with my eyes closed. I opened my eyes and saw a large spider crawling on the ceiling. When I noticed what it was, it vanished.

Now, I don't take any drugs nor am I under any sort of medication or have any mental disorders. This is also the first time that it's happened. A therapist friend of mine told me that I'm "very suggestive" and "put myself under hypnosis." Weird, huh? That ever happen to you?

No I haven't. I've only hallucinated when doing drugs which I don't do anymore.

how old are you? the reason i ask is because thats a deep meditative state (and some people spend a long time trying to get there) your mind stays conscious but your brain wave patterns change to the same as if you were sleeping, what you saw was technically a dream

how old are you? the reason i ask is because thats a deep meditative state (and some people spend a long time trying to get there) your mind stays conscious but your brain wave patterns change to the same as if you were sleeping, what you saw was technically a dream

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how old are you? the reason i ask is because thats a deep meditative state (and some people spend a long time trying to get there) your mind stays conscious but your brain wave patterns change to the same as if you were sleeping, what you saw was technically a dream

Yeah, I had a matrix moment once in the Yoga class. It's not an Hallucination...not a dream, it's different.Blubadox

[QUOTE="Blubadox"]Yeah, I had a matrix moment once in the Yoga class. It's not an Hallucination...not a dream, it's different.Muxika

No, it's not. I'll tell you how it feels, you'll know how your brain works at that point....our sensations like sound, taste and smell are just impulses to your brain, but in that meditative state your vision feels the same way as "impulses"...it's a life changing moment where you thinkphysical universe is a delusion.

[QUOTE="Muxika"][QUOTE="Blubadox"]Yeah, I had a matrix moment once in the Yoga class. It's not an Hallucination...not a dream, it's different.Blubadox

No, it's not. I'll tell you how it feels, you'll know how your brain works at that point....our sensations like sound, taste and smell are just impulses to your brain, but in that meditative state your vision feels the same way as "impulses"...it's a life changing moment where you thinkphysical universe is a delusion.