A weird stillness

[JoeOh]

Sometimes when I'm wide awake and at varied times of day, (or night) There is a strange calm that surrounds me. Or better yet, it feels like nothing is around me at all. I usually feel a "warmth" of sorts even in cold temperatures near freezing all the time. This "lack of" thing passes within a few minutes usually. This can also happen when I'm around people, or no one within my personal proximity. Any ideas on what is happening?

Thanx-

[Stookie]

Maybe it's a slight shift of consciousness. Supposedly our level of consciousness changes slightly many times throughout the day, and this is a new shift for you.

[Sharpe]

Mental exhaustion? "your mind needs a quick break"

[JoeOh]

Mental exhaustion? "your mind needs a quick break"

Na, it isn't mental exaustion at all, I'm wide-awake and focused as usual. No fatuige whatsoever when I seem to "shift" like Stookie said. I'm just seeing if when that does happen, if there's something I can take advantage of to further my ?skills.

Thanx for the replies so far. Keep em' commin-

[loppoppy]

well when i felt that sudden nothingness...it feels like even nature itself has silenced and nothing seems quite so real. Somone else told me it means the coming of a powerful presence. Maybe it's the effect when a powerful being enters the astral or something. It doesn't happen to me that often though. Maybe your highly attuned to that sort of thing so you feel it more often

[jub jub]

I've experienced the same thing. I attribute it to a slight phase shift in our dimensional field. I think Einstein called it a rift in the space/time continuum. I'm sorry I can't explain it better because I don't have the academic ability. I just feel it in my gut and my gut usually tells the truth.

[Stookie]

When a person begins meditation it's normal for a trance-like state to show up in normal life every one in a while. I've read (from my main-man Rudolph Steiner) it's good to notice this and bring yourself to a fully-aware physical level and save trance for other times when it's intended.

If that's what's happening.