> There's no reason to be upset Tim, I mearly put this here to discuss
> it. And, sense you kept saying "These people don't have a clue!",
> would you mind telling me what you're clue is?
>

> BOfL:
>
> I love the movie Contact! I haven't seen it in years, but I used to
> watch it and become amazed by it... Great movie!
>
> I know exactly what you mean when you say people experience these
> things naturally, there have been times when I've felt like I was
> completely lost in another world (but I was just in a dream state when
> this occured). It's almost like when you're half asleep and half awake
> you are more likely to have you're consiousness jump dimensions.
>
> I wanted to ask you what you thought it might look like to someone who
> was, oh lets say, "immune" sort of to this supposed shift. Imagine
> that I am sitting on my couch when all of this begins, if my
> girlfriend was immune to it, would it appear to her that I was in a
> coma? Would there be any way she could communicate with me?
>
> Another thing I wanted to point out, was in the article, they speak of
> this dimension being the 3rd, and when this all occurs, our
> conciousness with shift into the 4th dimension. They also say that the
> 3rd dimension is sort of like a "tutorial level" of conciousness,
> where we manifest our destiny, but things could take weeks or months
> or even years to actually manifest, where as, in the 4th it's instant.
> This sort of makes me think (just as you pointed out above with the
> beatle's reference) that when an individual takes a hallucinagen not
> only is their mind altered, but perhaps they are experiencing a
> conciousness jump into the 4th dimension and then back again.
>
> This really is very facinating stuff!