When Walls Start to Breath – A Response
>My purpose in using that particular example, though, was simply to illustrate that some of the effects of hallucinogens can be easily explained as cognitive misfirings or increased awareness. I may later “reintegrate” these experiences into my daily life or remember how to focus my attention to these normally ignored features of the environment.<
The reason I asked if you were attempting to rationalize, trivialize or explain away your perception of walls breathing is that walls and other seemingly inanimate objects are indeed “breathing” and “alive”, not in the restricted way our logical, ego dominated minds define breathing and life, but insofar as the matter comprising them is constantly vibrating, moving in and out, flashing on and off, and particulating, or pixelzing, from waves.… Read More...