Time disparities - projection & physical reality

[markf]

A couple unusual experiences I haven't read/heard about before.

Just returned from a projection (my fifth successful intentional one) starting approx 12:30PM today that took approx 1hr-45mins. I had no sensation of time whilst away and many wonderful experiences I'm now remembering and writing in my journal.

I believe I was 100% lucid for duration and feel that I have remembered almost everything that occurred.

Now, upon return I feel like I've been 'away' for most of the day. Like I've had a whole day's activities squashed into my projection time. Is this common?

Question 2. As I began projecting, I recall fluidly spinning around horizontally and vertically (like riding a rollercoaster ). I felt some initial queasiness, dizzyness from this. Is this also common?

[CFTraveler]

A couple unusual experiences I haven't read/heard about before.

Just returned from a projection (my fifth successful intentional one) starting approx 12:30PM today that took approx 1hr-45mins. I had no sensation of time whilst away and many wonderful experiences I'm now remembering and writing in my journal.

I believe I was 100% lucid for duration and feel that I have remembered almost everything that occurred.

Now, upon return I feel like I've been 'away' for most of the day. Like I've had a whole day's activities squashed into my projection time. Is this common?

Hi Mark.  Do I know you?   
Depends on where you went.  If I go to the RTZ I don't have such a feeling of time disparity, but if I go somewhere else, as in astral landscape, and even more if I interact with guides or beings, then I do get the feeling of a lot of time having passed.  It's possible that different 'areas' or 'scales' have different timespace configurations, and your brain doesn't 'decode' them that way.  Just an idea.

Question 2. As I began projecting, I recall fluidly spinning around horizontally and vertically (like riding a rollercoaster ). I felt some initial queasiness, dizzyness from this. Is this also common?

This is also something that happens when you shift locales/focuses.  So I'd say that anyone that projects eventually experiences this, unless they always go to the same place. 

[3-mortalit33]

Now, upon return I feel like I've been 'away' for most of the day. Like I've had a whole day's activities squashed into my projection time. Is this common?

Yeah, there have been times when I felt like I was out a long time.

Question 2. As I began projecting, I recall fluidly spinning around horizontally and vertically (like riding a rollercoaster ). I felt some initial queasiness, dizzyness from this. Is this also common?

Definitely. I've experienced this several times in the past.