Jimmygarn, that one is a mystery to me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Tisha
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some native american's use an eagle whistle was this a whistling sound
this may not be so if you are not native american.
ltk
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Originally posted by jokiesmurf:
some native american's use an eagle whistle was this a whistling sound
this may not be so if you are not native american.
ltk
No sorry, it wasn't a whistling noise, it was more like white noise. Oh, and I'm not a native american, though I were attending a session with a shaman once, but that'd be far fetched.
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I've heard that noise in a dream before I think. The weird thing is, my body was tingling, as if it had fallen asleep on me, and I started floating. I was afraid to go near windows because I was afraid of thunder and lightning, which occured in the dream after I started floating. I've had this dream a few times as a child but I haven't had it since I moved out of the house I used to have it in. I think it might be a form of energy or a side effect of some kind of energy. It could also be an attack from a neg I think, though I don't think I've been attacked by a neg for a very long time, if ever. Do negs attack everyone? How do you know when you're being attacked?
I can't say I've ever heard that noise outside of that dream. Sometimes I would get this weird noise in my ears in other dreams, like a house fly flying into my right ear. It gave me the willies and I'd smack my ear with my hand to kill the fly. Maybe that's why my left ear can hear slightly better than my right ear.
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About five times, dating from back seven years ago, I've expirenced that while I was wide awake - usually during school classes - loud noise like the one my amp can generate as a test signal, has filled my head completely for a few seconds while I also loose my sense of balance.
I've recently found that thinking about the fealing that this noise-hearing has left me, causes med to become very light and tinkly.
Can anyone explain to me or give med suggestions to what I've been experiencing?
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Emil Frederiksen