Is it normal to feel invisible water?

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I'm not entirely sure when this came about (it's been many years), but I've felt there is always a layer of invisible water around us. Its depth gradually changes throughout the day, much like high and low tides. It's just as breathable as air.

I find out how deep it is by raising my hand as high as possible, then slowly lowering it until I feel it reach the water. If I never feel that point, then the water must be deeper than I can reach.

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  • Shackleford96
    12 years ago

    Humidity maybe?

    Anyway, WHAT in the world have you been smoking? Care to share?

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    • mtg710
      12 years ago

      Humidity doesn't matter, and no, you can't have any. ;)

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      • Shackleford96
        12 years ago

        Aww darn :(

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  • Avant-Garde
    12 years ago

    I get it on and off. Usually with depersonalisation. I think it's normal and quite relaxing:)

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  • oliveyou
    12 years ago

    Not normal but it sure sounds awesome! I'm getting chills just thinking about it.

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  • alv1592
    12 years ago

    Are you sure you're not high? If not, you must have a very vivid imagination.

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  • dem
    12 years ago

    I have experienced the same thing .. that usually occurs before an out of body experience occurs or you are getting ready to slip into another personality - I experienced severe stress as a child and that happened to me, It doesnt happen now beause my life is peaceful .. but that is the beginning of those two situations.. Do you meditate ?

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    • mtg710
      12 years ago

      If you consider self-hypnosis to be the same as meditation, then I meditate quite a bit. As for an out-of-body experience, that's a story by itself. Check "Is it Normal to Enter a Transcendental Trance?" if you want to know. It should be up soon.

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  • Chillpill
    12 years ago

    Maybe you're sensitive to changes in air pressure throughout the day?
    If it feels like water to you, surely it would slow you down?

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    • mtg710
      12 years ago

      It's not nearly as thick as normal water, yet still slightly thicker than air. So yes, I suppose it does, but not significantly.

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  • graphic_nature
    12 years ago

    This is your space bubble. Don't let people in it!

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  • equanimity
    12 years ago

    No, I don't think it's normal, but it sounds interesting.

    I worked at a large YMCA years ago. I would find out the times when the pool was the slowest and go and just float on my back for as long as I could. It was awesome!

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  • [Old Memory]
    12 years ago

    Weird. Reminds me of Donnie Darko a little bit, those weird shapes he saw coming out of people.

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    • mtg710
      12 years ago

      I've never heard of him. Can you explain some things about him?

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      • [Old Memory]
        12 years ago

        He's not a real person, it's a famous cult movie from 2001, I think. You should see it, it's pretty amazing. It's very surreal though and you probably won't understand much on the first watch, I sure didn't.

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  • Dazzie
    12 years ago

    When I stay in a pool or a beach for a long amount of time this happens to me. In my opinion, it's very relaxing. I like it. So it's normal.

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