Am I Exiting or Re-Entering?

[omcasey]

I am one of the peeps who has (so far) always felt transition vibrations.  To date, however, because I am often 'coming to' from asleep mode when I feel them rolling in, I have failed TERRIBLY at recognizing whether I am exiting or re-entering.  I used to float up on the exit, but more recently this is not so.  Any and all assistance would be greatly appreciated.

CFT,
I know from your posts you do not get the vibrations anymore, but I would, specifically, appreciate your input.


As well as ALL input.

[Stookie]

I don't think it really matters, because even if you're re-entering, you can still use that state to consciously try again (provided you have enough awareness & energy). If you can't, it may be that you're spent after an unconscious experience.

If anything, having these "coming to" experiences is a sign you're pushing forward and gaining awareness of subtle states.

[CFTraveler]

I agree with Stookie- even though I do no longer get vibrations on exit, I do get them on the way back-it's the only way.  But that doesn't mean 'it's all over', it means you can go back to trance and get out again, if it's what you want to do.
One thing you can do is to practice trance and not try to get out, just observe what's around you- this may give you additional input on whatever it is that you're supposed to learn in this stage of your evolution.

[omcasey]

Stookie, CFT, thank you for your replies....

You know I think that may be what's happening with me too, I'm only (or at least mainly) getting the vibrations on the return.  I'm not sure, though.  I would like to know for myself whether I am exiting or re-entering.  It's funny, I am not even sure I could verbalize the reason to you.  I agree fully that in either event the experience is not over, I would just like to be more immediately capable of recognizing the situation.  I have never practiced, or tried to project or go OB, at the beginning of last year it just started happening.  I've never tinkered with this arrangement, since it began my part has been to just keep myself 'available' -(no other technique..  Works good!  But it does confound me when I am repeatedly failing to recognize something that seems so simple.  Surely there is something recognizable within the exit and re-entry that allows them to be distinguishable..

I guess I can let it go if I hafta -you would recommend this, huh?

Is anyone feeling any difference at all between these vibrations?

[RisingSon]

I can't tell the difference between the vibrations of pre and post OBE.  Typically I will cycle a few times through the vibs between separations or attempted ones.  Often too I will have a lucid dream after the vibs are gone, especially if they were intense.  So, vibrations are just vibrations regardless of when they happen.

[personalreality]

I posted something about the buzzing somewhere else in this forum today.  I used to wait for the buzzing sensation as a queue that it was time to exit, but through recent experience I have seen that it's more like a symptom of the movement from a lower vibrational frequency to a higher one and back.  I think of it like this, we have something to focus our attention on in the physical and non-physical, but in between, when our consciousness is shifting frequency, there isn't anything "concrete" to focus on so we perceive the pure energy as a vibration or buzzing.  

I too "exit" the body upon coming up from a sleep state.  So my consciousness is flickering between awake and asleep and on one awake cycle I am feeling some buzzing which lets me know that I am in the middle of a transition.  I really don't know about re-entry though, because I have never had a spontaneous OBE, all mine are planned and intentional.  When I come back to the body I'm always pulled back.  I black out and I am suddenly aware of my body so I don't feel return buzzing.  

The only suspected return sensations I've had are waking up with a sudden falling sensation.  However, if my theory stands true, when going from physical to non, you're moving up in frequency and so the buzzing should seem to increase.  When returning you're moving from a higher frequency to a lower one so I would suspect that you ought to feel the vibrations wane.  The problem with that is that if you're in the process of moving up but something causes you to lose focus the vibrations will diminish and could be mistake for a reentry if you weren't consciously attempting to exit.

[omcasey]

It is an interesting reply!, thank you.... and to you, RisingSon . .