BEFORE YOU READ: sorry for my fragmented thoughts. I'll try my best to organize this as coherently as possible.
Some mornings I hear words in my mind that sometimes I don't even know what they mean, so I just write them down. This morning in particular was a little more annoying than others; I kept hearing words and I kept having to write them down... (I know what they mean now, I looked them up)
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esoteric, nonsensical, nonchalant, nonconformist, implications, mesmerize, redact, deformality (not a word), Peruvian, compound, discontent, enumerable, heart break, Persian, isolation, isomeric, exposition, irregularities, metaphysical, yonder, innocuous
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Here are some others (I have accumulated) (just for fun...)
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correlation, causation, assimilate, incorporate, imperative, dissonance, systolic pressure, redundant, tedious
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But here's where it gets weird (when I start hearing full sentences)
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We do have predetermined --forgot word-- we want the human race to experience, hence the genetic make-up, but we have allowed for some flexibility: the human free will.
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That doesn't even make sense (that's probably my fault because I messed it up by not writing it down when I should have); but one that I really like that I do kind of remember from a while back does...
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Reality is nothing but a figmentation [not a word] of your imagination, and time nothing but your heartbeat.
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Now that last one is really interesting because it was one of the first times I started hearing words in the morning. I have other "sentences" too.
My hypothesis is that (like Erin has mentioned before) is that, like a radio, my "radio" needs to be tuned. Either that or I'm crazy or over-analyzing too much and my subconscious is coming to the foreground.
P.S., I recently had my first true lucid dream. I have been vegetarian for about four years (turned vegan since last year). (Not that it matters).
I have a lot of questions that need answers, and if these are some beings trying to contact me, I am excited/content that they are. If they are just trying to increase my vocabulary, awesome!
P.P.S. I recently came up with an idea on how to distinguish between my thoughts and these apparently incoherent random words/sentences. If the thoughts follow what I am currently thinking about, or are generated by an external stimuli, then, they are my own, but if they come randomly, then they are not.
Have any of you had a similar experience?
Sincerely,
Peace and Love,
Roberto