Very faint F3 experience

[E3mpirical1]

This is what I believe to be an F3oC experience which I had a few months ago that I felt like sharing now. It goes like this,

I was like any other random evening attempting to phase. At some point during the early stages of me trying to phase while lying in my bed, I had lost my focus somewhere along the way but eventually I finally regained a very faint lucidness.

I found myself in what appeared to be a parking lot of a highschool. The school day had ended and it seemed to be a sordof 'gloomy yet clear day'. I remember seeing kids walking to their cars from the school and hearing music and stereo systems playing (particularily I remember hearing subwoofers lol)
What I did find peculiar was that I was sitting in an empty parking space on the parking curb. Some kids were sitting there with me. (2 maybe). They were sordof talking to me and each other and pointing at the kids who were walking by in a mindless fashion. I didn't have much lucidness or awareness I was sordof 'just there', not much will power (probaly because of such low awareness) just sitting there, listening, watching although I do not remember what they were talking about.
After recalling the experience I could guess that the kids sitting there with me must have known I was obviously not 'one of them' although they may have been dead like the other highschool kids they 'knew' what was going on which is probaly what drew them to me.
Once I started to gain a higher awareness I could feel myself phasing back to 'our' focus of conscious F1oC. And that was my wonderful experience =P.

[Heather B.]

Cool!  Sounds like a good start!

I've also have "half-phased" experiences where I'm vaguely aware of being, or partially being, in a different Focus, but I'm not really immersed in what's going on.

Although I have to say, for me, it's hardest to stay immersed in F1!  I'm always wandering off, mentally.  I daydream a lot!

Anyway, I hope you get to have a fully immersed F3 experience, if you haven't already.  It's really a wonderful place!  Good luck!