huh? When I feel shocked my arms don’t fall, they move in surprise like the rest of me, where the degree of movement is roughly proportional to how shocked I feel and how energetic I already was.
I don’t have the feeling of untying knots in my head. Rather it feels like dispelling a fog/mud/viscous fluid, or having a shape ‘snap’ to a concept as a representation of something suddenly making sense and causing you to reinterpret what you already saw or knew in those terms.
Vibes feel nothing at all like waves (though, I’ve never done more than a couple of the most ‘normal’ mind altering recreational drugs). They feel like a pattern that my black box intuition has glommed onto, of feeling “yeah that fits” and “no that doesn’t fit” but without actually understanding all the inputs that go into that nor what my mind is doing to compute the judgement.
Phenomenology varies from person to person and during life as well. I also think we’re not pointing those words to the same thing (you phenomenology of “shock” describes what I’d call “surprise”)
For vibes, I guess the usual Andrés Gomez Emilsson vlogs are a good illustration of what I’m talking about. Could be that it’s just me though, who knows.
A big negative surprise with a subsequent update that 1- Things are never going to be the same again (e.g. someone storms in and tells you a relative you loved and you thought was healthy just died), and there’s probably very little you can do, or nothing at all. 2- (optional) Changes how you interpreted information prior to that (e.g. you realize you’ve been acting like an asshole for months/years with someone without ever noticing it, immediately amplifying their suffering and causing them medical damages, and they tried to inform you but you didn’t pay attention).
I don’t recall myself raising my arm when I was informed of several catastrophic events or deaths that implied relatives. On one occasion I indeed went to the hospital, but not on the others, and I can recall my arms filling up with metaphorical cement. I also think some people are immune to this level of intensity or will just never experience something intense enough to go throught that.
huh? When I feel shocked my arms don’t fall, they move in surprise like the rest of me, where the degree of movement is roughly proportional to how shocked I feel and how energetic I already was.
I don’t have the feeling of untying knots in my head. Rather it feels like dispelling a fog/mud/viscous fluid, or having a shape ‘snap’ to a concept as a representation of something suddenly making sense and causing you to reinterpret what you already saw or knew in those terms.
Vibes feel nothing at all like waves (though, I’ve never done more than a couple of the most ‘normal’ mind altering recreational drugs). They feel like a pattern that my black box intuition has glommed onto, of feeling “yeah that fits” and “no that doesn’t fit” but without actually understanding all the inputs that go into that nor what my mind is doing to compute the judgement.
Phenomenology varies from person to person and during life as well. I also think we’re not pointing those words to the same thing (you phenomenology of “shock” describes what I’d call “surprise”)
For vibes, I guess the usual Andrés Gomez Emilsson vlogs are a good illustration of what I’m talking about. Could be that it’s just me though, who knows.
What is “shock” if not a big surprise? Serious question, not sure what you are talking about unless you mean medical shock.
A big negative surprise with a subsequent update that
1- Things are never going to be the same again (e.g. someone storms in and tells you a relative you loved and you thought was healthy just died), and there’s probably very little you can do, or nothing at all.
2- (optional) Changes how you interpreted information prior to that (e.g. you realize you’ve been acting like an asshole for months/years with someone without ever noticing it, immediately amplifying their suffering and causing them medical damages, and they tried to inform you but you didn’t pay attention).
I don’t recall myself raising my arm when I was informed of several catastrophic events or deaths that implied relatives. On one occasion I indeed went to the hospital, but not on the others, and I can recall my arms filling up with metaphorical cement. I also think some people are immune to this level of intensity or will just never experience something intense enough to go throught that.