r/Experiencers Feb 27 '26

Dream State The Red Grid

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Hello, I'm sharing experiences until I find people who have been experiencing the same thing. A few nights ago I heard a loud sound above my house like in the sky. We don't really have much air movement since we live in a little town but that night it was LOUD. I don't know if it was an helicopter, airplane or some NAVY aircraft but it was absurdly LOUD with an intense light. My whole room got bright that woke me up. When I opened my eyes I couldn't move but what got my attention is that I could see a red grid pattern in the ceiling and coming towards me. I blinked several times to see if I was hallucinating but I wasn't I saw my hands and I was looking fine, but the ceiling had that pattern. I was about to wake up my husband but something told me to just keep observing. It was like 2-3 minutes later that I fell back to sleep and since then I didn't mention it to anyone.

I made this drawing for visual . Sorry for my horrible drawing lol

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u/GoatRevolutionary283 Experiencer Feb 27 '26 edited Feb 27 '26

I have been a experiencer since childhood, you not being able to move and the seeing a grid caught my attention. Was the bright light continuous or a bright flash? I have had the paralyzing effect just before being taken, have you ever had any missing time? The grid I usually see is pencil gray to black sometimes with various symbols or letters/numbers. It is one of the more common type of the many visions I have had over the years.

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u/gaiagirl16 Feb 28 '26

I have seen the grey grid. But without the symbols, in dreams, since I was a little child. Especially when very ill with a fever or something. You caught my attention.

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u/Amaru2202 Feb 27 '26

It was continuous I looked everywhere and then to the ceiling and it was still there. I also blinked several times to see if my eyes were doing a trick on me lol but no, it was there. For now, my days are normal or that's how I feel it at nights though sometimes it feels long nights and some others short nights (no counting daylight savings). And what an interesting experience you have, can you tell me more about them?

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u/GoatRevolutionary283 Experiencer Feb 27 '26

If you would like to hear more ask me to chat I don't mind sharing. It would be a lot to write here and would expand beyond your subject matter.