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Wand'rin star Posted May 13, 2002
Every so often I go across the border to have my hair done - primarily because the (very low) cost includes head and neck massage.
Yesterday's rather prologed session produced an absolute firework display behind my eyelids - fantastic experience altogether.
The colour behind your eyelids
T´mershi Duween Posted May 14, 2002
Just read the backlog, & hi all
In bright (day)light I have yellow on top of a smaller purple colour.
When I go to sleep and lie down in the dark it´s a deep purple colourthing resembling a galaxy or amoeba, that comes from the top of my eyelids and dissapears , getting smaller, in the center, and then over again.I can concentrate on it and keep the corlour for a certain amount of time ( 3-5 sec.) being one size, and then let go, and it shoots off, letting another one on.It´s better than counting sheep
Just tried to close my eyes and turn my lamp on and of quickly for about 2 min. I got a black/yellow/red-ish shifting colour and "looking" straight ahead saw a sort of flowerpattern; perfectly symmetric. Weird
In the same line of question is another interesting one without me trying to hi-jack the conversation:
I have always had colours for weekdays, does anyone else have that?
I haven´t researched this IRL. Never thought of it, as it´s just one of those things that seem natural to me, but now that Tabatha posted this very interesting question it seems the right place to put it.
Anyway you´re probably curious about those colours so here they come.
Monday first : Blue, white, white, green, brown w/yellow dots, red, yellow.
I always wondered about those yellow dots on friday, but they´re there so what can I do.
T´mershi Duween.
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