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Originally Posted by Melitlmo  Hi. I just read your note and found myself hoping that maybe what you suggested has happened to me. I really don't think I have any sort of serious medical "malfunction" going on, like seizures, brain tumors, nasal infections, etc. .. But, I did have this incredibly weird experience last night, that both disturbed and intrigued me, and it has never happened to me before.
Basically, I had a, well, I guess, an olfactory nightmare of some sort. This odd and very unpleasant smell that I could not identify dominated and directed my dreams, which were odd and unpleasant as a result. The smell persisted for hours, instead of how we normally "get used to the smell and it goes away". There was nothing in my environment that would have produced such an odor, so I was really baffled.
Stranger still, later today when I visited an office supply store, I was drawn to this really neat stone-pictured mouse pad. What creeped me out was when I picked it up and caught a whiff of its scent... it was the EXACT smell I had dreamed about. EXACTLY. I was with a friend at the time and asked him what he thought of the smell, and was told it was neither pleasant nor unpleasant but very distinctive. I asked what he thought it smelled like, and he couldn't quite place it.
What the heck do I make of that? I am very much interested in believing that this isn't a sign of the start of some medical condition, but then what was it? It was weird enough having that smell occur on its own, without an environmental cause, without me finding that EXACT odor later today on a mouse pad in some store.
Anyway, if you have any ideas or thoughts, I'm happy to hear them! A weird psychic explanation would definitely be preferrable to the alternative. So, what do you think?
K, thanx for reading....and take care. |
Well, I wouldn't personally say it is medical. It sounds like you had an experience of a premonition dream
Lucky you. I don't have that ability
I would start to keep a dream journal and keep track and see where it goes from there.
Personally for me, I was so crying one time a month ago and I went out to dinner with my family, but I was so grieving this event. And I realized at the table that I can either live my life in depression and grief or be happy. Crying is not getting me anywhere. But being positive would. And when I realized this-- I had an incredible experience of tingling sensations from my crown and then throughout my body. I felt like flying. I felt so floating and comforted and warm and weird. It was like this for a good 10 minutes and at that time we left the restaurant. I went into my car and started to smell roses and felt a pain in my chest. I was nervous thinking it was a heart attack! The pain came and went and the smell of roses was amazing. I found out later....my heart chakra opened. That was cool
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