I made a blender model and animation of this thing I experienced to show how it looks like and moves, and to use that as a way to find out if someone knows what it is, where or why. I don’t know much more and am wondering what others know based on their encounters. It’s somewhere at some time, seems huge. The discs are flattish and don’t reflect light other than from the edges. I’ve tried posting in a few communities and get mostly aggravated answers, or overtly focusing on how I got this knowledge (almost like I’ve done something forbidden when it’s not an aspect I care about), and one got modded hidden.
Sounds like you really want to get into some woowoo and don’t want to be challenged on anything like, “Where did you see this? How many times? Where can I see this?”
Sorry. I guess this is like quantum fluctuations in your spiritual frequencies. Probably implies a deep connection to the sky people. Maybe you can see past the dome through the æther. /s
That was a tongue in cheek jibe. But kidding aside, there are two objects in my head that I can picture but not describe. I figure they must be something I saw when I was very little but I don’t know. When I try to describe them I get irrationally upset. Maybe we’re keymasters. Who knows.
I’m happy to try to answer questions to get to know this more but some commenters seem to have a really hard time with this.
Your sarcastic paragraph is actually funny and kind of truish. Who the fuck knows how the source connection quantum stuff works.
Those objects you can’t describe are very interesting! Have you tried to meditate, ask and wait for a description instead of pressuring towards it?
Who would I ask and what would I say? I don’t know. So no. I’ve spoken to some about them, but get lost in irrational emotion. It’s very strange. So I just leave them to languish in the backrooms of my conscious.
Ask the “universe” or whatever your philosophy is on what meditation connects to. The thing people tell us to listen to with “intuition”
The irrational emotion would interest me so much I’d explore it further but you do you.
Very interesting experience thanks for sharing.