For as long as I remember, I've had dificulty getting to sleep. Not all the time, but a fair amount of nights across my life.
When I was really young I remember lying there in my room, unable to sleep. While I lay there I watched this... I don't even know how to explain it... Flow of dust, I guess.
It would start from either the door or the roof and there were what seemed like billions of particles moving through the darkness, all across my room.
It's weird that I've forgotten about this, but has anyone heard of some sort of eye problem relating to this? What I saw couldn't have possibly been real dust (unless there were many secret machines in my room), so could it have possibly been water particles on the surface of my eyes?
I know this description is vague, but it strikes me as odd that I haven't heard of this before. Whole rooms becoming channels for floating materials continuously moving through.
No, I'm not drunk.
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During the day when the sky was blue, I'd watch billions of distant looking bubble-esque things float around in -you guessed it- the sky. I was 3-5 years old, and I don't recall a specific time when I stopped.
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This still puzzles me to this day.
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I'm sorry, Gillard. You're going to die.
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Sounds like a form of night terror to me, only you were fortunate enough to not construct anything terrifying. It's very common in small children and isn't something to worry about.
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I have had this many times and I can almost get it to happen whenever I want in a dark room, but I can only do it for like 7 seconds at most. It is pretty cool.
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Edited by NaLo: 3/1/2013 1:13:34 PM[url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Floater]Floaters?[/url]
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Is it anything like when you push your eyeballs into the sockets gently and start to see fractals ?
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Yeah, anyone can see it if they lose focus with their eyes. It's part of the membrane thats broken off or something like that, nothing unusual.
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[quote]No, I'm not drunk.[/quote] That's what a drunk person would say.