turn your radio on
Richard
Has anyone ever experienced "hearing" radio stations in what might be
called pre-OOBE state? I do once in a great while, but usually do not
remember the details sufficiently to verify if I heard a true station of
if it was just a creation of my imagination. Even if these types of
experiences are pure imagination, they are still pretty involved. To
hear music in a song you recognize, or one you do not know, to hear
commercials talking about businesses in cities as if it is the real
thing- Add in the radio station fading in and out, a certain level of
static or noise you might actually hear if you were listening to a far
off station, and these are very interesting experiences.
This one started after I had been asleep for a couple of hours. I woke
up, and could not get back to sleep- I turned to my back, and tried to
rest. I caught myself in the early stages of starting to snore, so I
went to my right side. I still did not fall asleep. Then I realized I
was hearing music that from a radio- but this was in my right ear, like
I had an ear phone in my right ear listening to the radio. As the song
ended, the announcer mentioned something about Japanese Saxophone- which
seemed odd at the time, but I was just trying to listen at that point,
so I let it go. Then the station started to play commercials. I
listened to hear anything that would let me know what I was listening
to. I heard an ad for a realtor that mentioned Andersonville, Ohio as
being the location of their main office. Then the station faded, and I
went into a more standard OOBE- nothing special really. I just have been
trying to do more healing on my right arm, so I spent it trying to send
energy through my arm.
Back to the "radio" experience, I figured that Andersonville must be a
fairly common name for a city but I did not know of any in general, and
knew I had not heard of one in Ohio. Checking Mapquest, I found that
there is in fact an Andersonville, Ohio.
The next check was to see what came up for Japanese Saxophone, which
seemed like a long shot to find anything that might match that. If this
were an imagined experience, or a dream, I could see these two words
being put together. Later when I though of this, I thought that this
seemed to much like a dream thing to have a Japanese Saxophone
mentioned. I had never thought of a saxophone in the context of being
Japanese in any way. I had never heard of any Japanese sax players, and
had no idea that it would be a popular instrument in Japan. Checking
Google, I found that there are well known Japanese saxophone players.
But there is also a music group called "The Japanese Saxophone Band"
which plays a variety of music types, including classical, rock, jazz,
and techno. I remember thinking as the music was playing that it sounded
like jazz. Is there a station in the area that plays this group? I do nto
know.
I wish I had heard more that I could remember. This is not much of a
correlation to prove anything, but it is intriguing. What I remember at
least does not prove that I did not really hear this station in my head.
Of course, if I had not found an Andersonville in Ohio I might not have
written about it here either.
--
Richard
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Piccolo Pete
Sorry I'm top-posting but your post is so long I had my doubts anyone would
get to my words. Also, I wish I had picked up on this earlier because I
think it is an important post.
Let's start with some simple truth. If you have metal fillings in your
teeth, then it is very possible for radio waves to cause vibrations that can
be transferred to the inner ear. Poof, radio ears. Lucy Arnez, even my own
mother described these sensations. There was even an episode of Gilligan's
Island that was dedicated to the phenomena.
This is not always the case, though. During my meditations I have
experienced a lot of auditory sensations. Since all my fillings are plastic
based (because I was prept for submarine duty) I was not subject to this
phenomena - yet I had a number of auditory experiences. I don't know what
you were experiencing but it sounds interesting.
Bart
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