I get that, but afterwards for about a day or so, not while I'm meditating mind you, I get to view my inner mind from the outside perspective, like I'm watching my thoughts through a movie theater screen.
Any inner dialogue is basically gone, there is no noise in my head.
The feelings I do get are very blunted because I can look at them, decide whether or not to feel them, and I usually decide not to. It's fucking goofy. Life feels like bullet time.
For some folks, that kind of perspective takes years but I was able to do it with a few sessions? Impossible. There is no way that is normal.
Any inner dialogue is basically gone, there is no noise in my head.
The feelings I do get are very blunted because I can look at them, decide whether or not to feel them, and I usually decide not to. It's fucking goofy. Life feels like bullet time.
For some folks, that kind of perspective takes years but I was able to do it with a few sessions? Impossible. There is no way that is normal.
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