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Hi Sarah,

I find your tunnel experience interesting as I had a tunnel experience where I also went incredibly fast.
Thinking in hind sight, it's hard to tell if I was moving or if the tunnel (like some sort of vessel) was moving.
It was all part of an experiment where I wanted to catch a transit moment in between dreams, and keep awareness.
I was already lucid and speaking to a woman in the dream. I was focusing hard on not loosing awareness, when suddenly everything seemed to go dark and then I was in a tunnel whose walls seemed to have a membrane appearance.
What is strange is the walls seemed to have a floral design on them that had been white washed over LOL
Anyway, there were others in this tunnel with me, but they were not "there" properly with their awareness.
I actually thought at the time that it's probably better to stay unconscious during this experience, because the speed
and changing directions quite frequently was quite dizzying. After what seemed like a couple of minutes, we were "popped" out into a new dream scene. As if coming from slightly above, into a bedroom. I then went outside, and tried to do the same again, into another dream scene. But the dream lasted too long and I lost awareness.

Can you remember exactly what the tunnel was like? The nearest I can think of to describe the way I travelled, was how
it is when Jodi Foster is in that time/space travel device in the film Contact.

Aelfrede

Hi 007,

What I find works best every time is to get away from the direct location of my physical body.
Go out the room in another room, or downstairs. Or out the window. (Pushing through glass
feels like pushing through cling film, and can often seem to stretch right outside until
I've "broken" through it).

I just go for the nearest exit out of the house I'm in, as any interactions with any people
or entities in the house usually ends up negative, which usually leads to coming back to the body.

Aelfrede