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Escéptico varón con experiencia del "vacío"

Veintitantos años, sin quejas específicas

 

Rearticulated Transcript Synthesis:

I felt as if I had entered an empty space,

where I also became part of it.

I felt like I was part of the void.

I felt a weight on me... but it wasn't my weight...

it felt very strange, very calm.

It was strange to feel this way,

like I wasn't thinking about my problems.

I wasn't thinking about things that aren't here now.

I was fine. 

 

Nothing bad was going to happen -

even if I took my time,

there was no problem with that...

like I was no longer pressured by time.

For my family, I knew they were fine.

If I'm fine, they will also end up being fine.

 

Yes, it gave me a good shake.

There was a moment when I felt you (the facilitator) were there,

but I also felt several... not presences...

but I felt there were many people around...

I heard stones hitting each other...

other sounds behind me... like...

not that they touched me,

but I felt as if someone was almost caressing me.

It was something external.

I didn't perceive it as something from me or

from you (the facilitator).

 

But I knew nothing bad would happen to me.

I had the confidence that I could keep my eyes closed

and be calm

because I knew nothing would happen

regardless of who was there.

 

With closed eyes,

I began to see colors.

I saw blue.

I saw a little white point -

like sunlight, but a tiny white point

that, even when it was gone,

this little point remained."

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The skeptic's experience of void, external presences, and sustained visual phenomena (persistent white point) occurred without belief in the methodology. The release of "time pressure" suggests physiological rather than psychological mechanism.

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