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This is the familiar place from the experience I had the other night, which I described in detail in my previous post:

https://www.reddit.com/r/Experiencers/s/DPT5mbRB1R

I became fully conscious in this toroidal traversable wormhole-like place, then transported to my physical body, launched out of body, flew around my bedroom, and floated back to my physical form, waking at 4:53 a.m.

Anyone else experienced anything like this?

So I just have to share how two different movie scenes take me back to how it felt going through some of my childhood encounters, being trained by interdimensional beings, and learning to live with extrasensory perception.

The first is a scene from Man of Steel, when young Clark Kent runs out of the classroom overwhelmed by everything he's experiencing due to his superhuman abilities and heightened perception. I watched the movie again the other day, and this scene always hits me so hard. I couldn't help but write about it. Not only for myself, but for any other experiencers out there who have been through something similar.

This is how I felt growing up, more times than I can count, when my senses overpowered everything going on around me. Replace Clark's X-ray vision with the ability to perceive, through senses not recognized by science, the energies emitted by others, the forces and entities influencing them, their emotions and the energetic signatures that accompany those feelings, and the presence of other beings beyond the physical realm. Then stack on the vibration of every sound rippling through the air, the buzzing of the very structure of the material/particle world itself, and being tuned into the telepathic bridge between myself and all forms of life around me, placing me at the center of a web of a constant flow of information.

I knew that no human in my life would understand what I was experiencing.

As time went on and I was taught more and more by the others, by those sent by the Maker of all things, I learned to regulate my senses. I learned how to adjust the "volume" of what I was taking in.

I didn't usually run out of classrooms the way Clark did, though I did a couple times. I normally found creative ways to step away, give myself a chance to settle my senses, or retreat into a trance-like state that helped me tune out the overstimulation and tune into the One, the Source, that was always with me.

And no, this was not ADHD, autism, or any other neurodevelopmental condition. This was an awakening to the other side, perceiving what others could not, and being intentionally shown by "visitors" how to sense realities that extend far beyond the physical realm. These were dormant human abilities rising to the surface.

Here's the short clip from Man of Steel:

https://youtu.be/FNmqYbkUEek?si=7TIHgCgcUYMky65s

Thinking about this also brought to mind a scene in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, when Remus Lupin teaches Harry the Patronus charm. This is another one that hits home every single time. Lupin simulates the presence of a Dementor, allowing Harry to gradually learn how to stand against one of his greatest fears in a controlled environment.

I can't adequately describe how accurate this scene is, and how the emotion of that scene mirrors so perfectly how I was trained to face dark entities in the poltergeist house I grew up in. The initial collapsing under the crushing weight of the dark presence, then learning to stand within it. That was me. I feel this in my soul. It takes me back every time I watch it.

Throughout my childhood, an interdimensional teacher pulled me from my physical form into the basement two stories below my bedroom, night after night, for as long as it took me to become seasoned and capable of overcoming the paralyzing energy of dark forces. It took months to take down the hellhound in the basement, and that was not the only entity I was trained to face.

Here's the short clip from Harry Potter:

https://youtu.be/8CmpfMu2oCY?feature=shared

If these scenes, or any others, resonate deeply with other experiencers for similar reasons, feel free to share. I would love to hear.