no saying yuo didn't fall asleep first luv. Your concious mind may have just been too wiped to bother to notice as normal. I've had it happen to me now and again.
And then there is the other realm of possibilities out there. All dependant upon your belifes, and what you feel you and your mind and conciousness are capable of. That being said you may have either astral projected as your body and logical mind were so worn out as to present no barrier for yuo subconciousmind and latent ( or active) talents. Or you had a dream walk/vision. But that's what my silly mind has come up with.
True, I can't actually say for sure I didn't sleep to dream, since anniemal wasn't awake to observe me; my subjective perception was of a seamless transition between waking, dreaming, and waking, with no perception of falling asleep, waking from sleep, or having slept. It could have been "microsleep", if one dreams during that.
As for the mystical stuff, I don't think so. It didn't feel like any of those things, and while I don't remember now what the dreams were, at the time my impression was that the subjects were basic dreamstuff, neither resembling remote or astral views of other places, nor feeling like I'd left my body, nor seeming to have prophetic or relevatory significance. At least not like any of those thingshave felt in the past. Despite the hypnagogic state, I think I was too tired or too wired (or both) for those types of phenomena. (Or, of course, just randomly didn't experience them because they don't spontaneously happen to me all that often anyhow.)
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And then there is the other realm of possibilities out there. All dependant upon your belifes, and what you feel you and your mind and conciousness are capable of. That being said you may have either astral projected as your body and logical mind were so worn out as to present no barrier for yuo subconciousmind and latent ( or active) talents. Or you had a dream walk/vision.
But that's what my silly mind has come up with.
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As for the mystical stuff, I don't think so. It didn't feel like any of those things, and while I don't remember now what the dreams were, at the time my impression was that the subjects were basic dreamstuff, neither resembling remote or astral views of other places, nor feeling like I'd left my body, nor seeming to have prophetic or relevatory significance. At least not like any of those thingshave felt in the past. Despite the hypnagogic state, I think I was too tired or too wired (or both) for those types of phenomena. (Or, of course, just randomly didn't experience them because they don't spontaneously happen to me all that often anyhow.)
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