Clariaudient Hallucination Journal by CF

sash · 5th September 2006, 07:27 AM

Well no-one has passed all of their tests and initations yet, according to them.
But how could you be sure that it is not an actual being in the astral talking to you?
Negs and egos tend to have a different 'pitch'. It could very well be a real person sending you telepathic messages rather than the voice of an ego.

**Beekeeper** · 5th September 2006, 09:36 AM

Exactly, Sash.

**CFTraveler** · 6th September 2006, 03:03 PM

Today I had a good crop:
" Pop critters"
"Cleaning giant"
and then a bit later,
"Super Jiff". This one was accompanied by a visual hallucination of a woman with short hair and a big nose who then gave me a pair of sunglasses (or goggles) and I put them on- then she very enthusiastically said "Very good!" which startled me right out of my reverie.

I guess my 'inner salesman' was working this morning- since I relate popcritters to poptarts, and cleaning giant to Mr. Clean.

6th September 2006, 03:36 PM

Ok, I know I'm harping on the Monroe thing a lot lately, but he seems to have a lot of answers. What about the possibility that you are plugging in to the "M Band Noise"? For those unfamiliar, it's an area between two Focuses where there is a jumble of almost incomprehensible noise that all humans are putting out with our almost constant thoughts. Monroe described going "through" it and coming very close to losing his mind in the beginning. He later learned to "close" himself and move rapidly through it. He also got better at discerning separate words, sentences, and thoughts, as he learned to allow bits and pieces in, rather than being overcome by it.

He never described it as negs, even though he believed in them (didn't call them "negs" though, that's Robert's original term). In fact, it wasn't really negative at all, just that we usually don't have enough ability to shield or "close" to it. Imagine hearing the thoughts that bounce around in your head, multiply it by billions, and you start to get the picture. I think that it's a matter of being way too open to the astral, or actually traveling through the M Band before it can literally drive you crazy. Opening up to the astral at the level that most of us posting do, we only hear bits and pieces. I think this is what the astral noise is, but I'm hardly an expert, so I could be way off.

Or, CF, the thought occured to me that you are making grocery shopping lists in your sleep, like Holly Hunter in the movie "Always" with Richard Dreyfess. By the way, it's one of the best movies I've seen on someone dying and staying around to help another, being trapped by love, and learning to move on into the spirit world.

**CFTraveler** · 6th September 2006, 08:10 PM

I read "Far Journeys" and now I'm reading "The Ultimate Journey" and he speaks of both H-Band noise and M-Band noise, but (not having finished the second one) haven't figured out the diff. between them.
Yes, I could (and a lot of others) be tuning into M-band noise, and I guess now my mission is how to tell apart what's 'mine' and what's 'everyone else's'- which brings to mind my visual repetitive hallucination- the one that looks like kiwibonga's avatar- I wonder what (if anything) can it mean?

**Beekeeper** · 6th September 2006, 10:20 PM

PHG,

That sounds to me like the most reasonable explanation. I personally have more faith in Monroe's interpretations than some other's. They don't seem as contaminated by religious belief. (Not that I believe "scientific" approaches free of contamination.)

**CFTraveler** · 28th December 2006, 05:56 PM

Nov. 22: "Hyparion, Gilmarion, & Polymarchon"
Today, 12/28/06: "Marcelo Picasso, the Optimist."

Astral Exorcist · 29th December 2006, 07:36 AM

CFT Their is always a Scientifical Explanation or a metaphysical Explanation for everything. This law only exists in the physical. And so it needs to be balanced.

If we are in the physical world we need to balance. So we can't always blame everything on metaphysical happenings.

My explanation is your thinking from the collective consciousness. Or rather your brain is doing most of the work and somehow the consciousness is involved. You are trying to collect information doesn't matter if it's nonsense or true you are trying to use this information to make something you are looking for.

**CFTraveler** · 2nd January 2007, 08:44 PM

At this moment I'm just collecting information whether it makes sense or not. I tend to see patterns in things and when I'm 'in something' it's harder to do that. That way in the future I can look back at all this data and see what kind of sense (if any) it makes. And if it doesn't, then it's a good way to see what kind of hallucinations my brains tend to make. Just another way to peek at what my mind, whether physically or metaphysically produces.
Thanks for your support.

**eyeoneblack** · 2nd January 2007, 09:57 PM

Gosh, this board is a real rush! I hope you don't mind me 'chiming in' but I've been “hearing" quite a bit of late. It started maybe 6 weeks ago. I had experienced a sudden break-up with a "girlfriend", she just turned around and walked away and I was stupefied by it. Then, one morning, I heard her voice saying ".. but I just didn't want you to misunderstand." The timbre, the inflection, the mellow alto, left nothing to doubt; it was her.
But now, more to the point, I woke the other day to whistling a mindless, rambling tune; and then another morning to a steady note, repeated again and again. These sounds were not “in my head", they were as if someone was producing them in my bedroom. As to the first example, I can make some sense of it, but as to the other two, all I can surmise is I was tuned in to a 'frequency' and just picked up some 'broadcast' that had nothing to do with me. Is that a viable idea?

Good to you , richard