When strange unexplainable things happen, I...
I felt inclined to go jogging again tonight because the weather was so inviting. I brought my cd player as usual and after about a half hour of jogging, I lay down in the grass and gaze into the sky.
I know this is something everyone has done because everytime I talk about it everyone is like, "Oh yeah.. "
Ya' know when you stare at something for so long, how everything in your field of vision, minus the object you are looking at, goes black?
I was glaring at what I thought to be 2 extremely faint stars. As my eyes enclose on it, absorbing everything else with darkness, the 2 "stars" lit up so bright for just a split second, that the dark regions of my vision turned back into the rest of the sky.
The darkness leaving wasn't what had scared me, it was the response my body gave. You know when you get your eyes dialated, how it feels? And how you knew the difference b/w dialated eyes and normal eyes? My eyes gave me that feeling, and my body went into some sort of, for lack of a better word, spasm. It was short, but I swear although I was listening to my cd player, for that moment all I could hear was this sound like I was trapped in a wind tunnel. The best way I could describe it is it would be like a electrical wind.
The 2 lights in the sky faded a split second after the spasm hit me, pulling my body upward. I'm not shaken up about it or anything, but I'd like to try it out one more time if the weather is nice tomorrow.
Maybe I'm just waiting for something great to happen. It might be dillusional, but I'd have to say its been the most exciting thing happen to me in a long time. Some say there is a thin line between curiosity and stupidity sometimes, but I can't pass this up. I want to understand what had happened. I wonder if something worthwhile is about to happen. I want an adventure so badly.
I know this is something everyone has done because everytime I talk about it everyone is like, "Oh yeah.. "
Ya' know when you stare at something for so long, how everything in your field of vision, minus the object you are looking at, goes black?
I was glaring at what I thought to be 2 extremely faint stars. As my eyes enclose on it, absorbing everything else with darkness, the 2 "stars" lit up so bright for just a split second, that the dark regions of my vision turned back into the rest of the sky.
The darkness leaving wasn't what had scared me, it was the response my body gave. You know when you get your eyes dialated, how it feels? And how you knew the difference b/w dialated eyes and normal eyes? My eyes gave me that feeling, and my body went into some sort of, for lack of a better word, spasm. It was short, but I swear although I was listening to my cd player, for that moment all I could hear was this sound like I was trapped in a wind tunnel. The best way I could describe it is it would be like a electrical wind.
The 2 lights in the sky faded a split second after the spasm hit me, pulling my body upward. I'm not shaken up about it or anything, but I'd like to try it out one more time if the weather is nice tomorrow.
Maybe I'm just waiting for something great to happen. It might be dillusional, but I'd have to say its been the most exciting thing happen to me in a long time. Some say there is a thin line between curiosity and stupidity sometimes, but I can't pass this up. I want to understand what had happened. I wonder if something worthwhile is about to happen. I want an adventure so badly.