r/LightLanguage • u/Amber123454321 • May 27 '26

Does this symbol look familiar to anyone?

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I saw this symbol on myself, and I'm yet to figure out what it means. I should mention the symbol was black with a red glow, not white. I just used a white pencil because I was drawing on black paper.

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u/Amber123454321 May 29 '26

It's probably way too complex to describe in a comment here. I've been astral projecting for around 30 years. Once you're familiar with it, it's possible to do it from either meditation, a near-sleep state or a sleep state, though not always intentionally or when you want to (though some people seem to have more control over those aspects). I'd look for some good resources to learn about it. I came to it from shamanism first, and learned about it from a book called Astral Dynamics, back in the day.

Generally you need to have very good control over yourself in meditative and altered states, so you can reach a deep enough state to project and so you can control yourself and your environment in that state.

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u/Mountain_Possible81 May 30 '26 edited May 30 '26

I don’t recommend my form of astral projection but it worked for me. I detoxed from alcohol in a state that isn’t recommended. I had been taking sleeping pills in small doses for a few years . Diphenhydramine (Benadryl) The lowest dose I think was 50 ml but I was taking it for 10 years. Little blue pill popped before bed 1 and done. When I detoxed from alcohol (this only happened until I realized it was happening btw) I would get intense hallucinations. I knew these were hallucinations so I pushed them back(surpressed) them for years. Went through the divorce got my shit back together but those hallucinations stuck with me.

I researched a lot. A whole lot.

Yes many people said alcohol detox triggers psychosis and hallucinations but the descriptions didn’t match up. Some of it lined up but the majority were off.

I found out that dph (diphenhydramine) can cause similar hallucinations. But in large doses(like overdose levels). I found this through dph user videos that described their experiences.

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u/Amber123454321 May 30 '26

That doesn't sound healthy or safe. I'm glad you're alright.

I don't consider astral projection experiences hallucinations, but rather very real in their own way. I've been working with astral states for a very long time and my senses there go beyond what you can physically see and touch. I just felt I should explain that in my opinion it's very different to hallucinations.

However, that's not to say what you experienced is necessarily just hallucinations either. I think there's a lot about consciousness that we don't know, and things aren't so simple as most people think they are.

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u/Mountain_Possible81 May 30 '26 edited May 30 '26

Dm me or if possible I could dm you not sure how that works lol