sensations of reality

[socali]

During one of my salvia experiences, I've felt this sensation that seems to relate to how many describe salvia, an altered perception or what some may term questioning of reality.   I'd look at my room and everything took its same physical shape but somehow looked somewhat different- tough to explain.  There was also this vague childlike quality to it. I never actually questioned reality so to speak but was quite intrigued. Has anyone else experienced this?- the world taking on its same appearance but somehow looking different.  I'm not talking about a layering of reality which many describe.  

[Madmax]

Very often outside reality turns into a version of Toontown from "Who framed Roger Rabbit" for me, my brain says that it isn't real, but my subconscious has other ideas. I rather enjoy it actually...

[guitarplayer]

The last trip I had started as a fairly normal salvia experience, but then I "woke up" into what I was sure was the real world, but was really just another trip. Thinking about that over the next few days (while smoking MJ ) led me to question reality more than I ever have in the past. I realized that the reason that I thought the trip was so real was because I had no memory of "the real world" at the time. The state I was in was all I knew, there was no knowledge of the past or expectation of what the future would bring. The way I look at it now, the only reason we have to call this life reality is that we don't know anything else, there's no before or after to put our lives in context with. I'm definitely not a religious person at all and I don't really believe in the soul, but we really have no clue what came before our current consciousness, and we have no knowledge of what will come after it, and that is all that makes this world "reality" for us.

[socali]

That sounds really interesting.  Can you describe this real world that you've experienced on salvia? 

[guitarplayer]

Not in a lot of detail, I wasn't able to write anything down right away when I was coming out. What I do remember though was that I was in a huge house and I was a young child, maybe ten or eleven. I was listening to classical music at the time so that was creating a lot of movement in the ceilings and walls of the house; they were warping and stretching around me while I rolled around on them, trying to get my balance. I could feel the presence of adults, and the house was expansive enough that I was getting the feeling that the family was some kind of royalty, that maybe I was in a castle. Still, this felt absolutely real at the time, there was nothing abnormal about it, and that's what has made me think so much about this trip in particular.

[Arcygenical]

That sounds really interesting.  Can you describe this real world that you've experienced on salvia? 

What he experienced, is a classic ego dissolution, that you asked about in the other thread