the shamans didnt have Discovery Channel HD

[SynapticFlatulence]

So i decided to graduate from smoking lying down in bed to the living room couch, where my 39" Sony high definition tv resides.
HOLY SHMOKES batman, I was petting the damn animals on the discover hd channel! Even the news in hd was insane, I could reach right into the tube.
it was hyper realistic, I recomend anyone who owns one that hasn't tripped in front of theirs to try it.
it was some of the most intense visual experiences I've ever had!
++++1

[strangeworld]

Sounds kinda similar to an experience I posted about too!

Then, as I watched the imagery on the television, there was a scene of crowds of people walking in a busy American street, it seemed to slow to a crawl (I'm not sure whether this actually happened in the DVD!), and it seemed every person turned to stare INTO me.... not just AT me, but right INTO my eyes/head. At the same time, they all became VIVIDLY separated in 3D, some were very far away, while others were much much closer to me. The whole DVD scene was the most three dimensional thing I have ever seen on a television screen. I exclaimed this fact to my friend, but couldn't take my eyes off it, not wanting it to stop - although slightly unnerving that all the peoples eyes were still starring directly at ME. It didn't feel threatening - just intensely personal attention.

[SynapticFlatulence]

Sounds kinda similar to an experience I posted about too!

Then, as I watched the imagery on the television, there was a scene of crowds of people walking in a busy American street, it seemed to slow to a crawl (I'm not sure whether this actually happened in the DVD!), and it seemed every person turned to stare INTO me.... not just AT me, but right INTO my eyes/head. At the same time, they all became VIVIDLY separated in 3D, some were very far away, while others were much much closer to me. The whole DVD scene was the most three dimensional thing I have ever seen on a television screen. I exclaimed this fact to my friend, but couldn't take my eyes off it, not wanting it to stop - although slightly unnerving that all the peoples eyes were still starring directly at ME. It didn't feel threatening - just intensely personal attention.

I was reading that post yesterday, I plan on picking up that DVD this weekend!
I think me and sally d are going to be watching alot of HD together.

[strangeworld]

Baraka is another one of those types of films which I've had recommended to me, but haven't yet seen myself...

http://imdb.com/title/tt0103767/