Was this the "real deal"?

[restinose]

 Hi folks, FNG here, I had an experience the other night and would like some help in distinguising it as either real or??? First I must say that I have had much more profound and detailed "dislocations" but will save those for another time. This one I actually attempted to do as oppose to a spontaneous event. That being said here goes. The other night while trying to OBT, I fell asleep, during my sleep I was startled "awake" by a very strong vibration, it started to fade so I concentrated on increasing its level. I was sucessful and started vibrating violently and started to raise up out of body, but kept getting hung up, so as advise to in many things I've read, I turned/rolled over and pushes as hard as I could and literally exploded up and out of body and landed at the foot of my bed. Here comes the weird part, there was someone standing there waiting, a male about 30-ish, brown curly hair, but who's facial features were not in focus. This all seemed perfectly normal to me? Like he was a long time friend although I have no idea who?. I remeber saying " Wow, this is F'ng WILD". Then with out speaking I somehow knew he wanted me to follow him. So he lead me into my living room which was completely reversed/ mirror image of what it is in "real life", everything had a blueish purple haze to it. In the living room he kept pionting to a spot on my wall,again without words I understood that I was suppose to "dive" into that spot, so I did and as soon as my fingers touched the wall I bounced right back to where I was standing although I don't recall my feet touching to floor. After repeated attempt to jump into the wall and bouncing off every time my dog started to bark and I found myself instantly awake and in my bed? Does this sound like the real deal? Who could this guy be? Why would he be so familiar,yet so nondescipt? What about the "haze"?

[Stookie]

Sounds pretty real to me. Obviously the reversed room and stuff like that has more of an astral element to it than the RTZ, but a real AP none the less. Maybe you were being taught something.