THE BEGINNING:- What goes around comes around. Everytime a man seeks change in his life, he also simultaneously fears the change. He wishes that he stays the same and his reality is kept intact and untouched. His earthly possessions and goods are his identity that drive him in this earth-life system. What is the human experience? I do not know. Only thing I can tell is, it's a very wide, and addictive experience leading to the rise and fall of the core consciousness of human beings, or in other words, evolution and the opposite. If I have found something to be true from the 10 years or a decade of having seemingly unsettling yet highly addictive non physical experiences, it is that we are more than the physical bodies we seem to possess. We are simply more than human flesh and bones, we are Gods in the flesh. It may be highly controversial, but so is the world without beliefs and conspiracies. It seems we're part of this highly complex ecosystem of lies and indoctrination from birth till death. For we do not know what lies beyond the grave. This begs the question of me writing this piece, do I believe in the existence of a world outside the physical matter reality? I seem uncertain. In June of 2013, I seemingly had dreams of falling from the sky and hitting my bed. That resulted in me waking up with a shock. It was terrifying to say the least, as I couldn't sleep peacefully for a whole night. This would be followed by awkward highly pitched vibrations, sounding like a roaring jet engine in the back of my head. I would be petrified and my sleep would cease to exist. For at that time, I did not have a definite answer as to what was going on with me. I refrained from consulting the doctors and telling them about this specific dream followed by the vibrations, as they would label me a madman, a psycho, a lunatic. I was sick and tired of labels as I had seen so many of them imposed on me in the past. So, what was the solution? The answer to the dreams? And the weird vibrations? I did not know. I felt very lonely as I never experienced this even in my childhood, especially the vibrations. I recall in an event in my early childhood days, wherein I could wake up from a dream I was having and go to the washroom, come back and resume the dream from the exact point I left it from. I felt proud at the time, as I thought I had this incredible power of controlling my dreams. A superhero perhaps?This begged a question. Could this be related to the vibrations I was having at night? Needless to say, I was uncertain. At that time, I started browsing the internet in the year 2013, in hopes of similar experiences people like me might have had. It was almost as if a sailor of a sunken ship was holding on to the debris of the wreckage and trying to find other debris to comfort him that there was hope. I was trying to find commonplace. In December of 2013, I went out for a trip to the mountains in Northern India. I wanted a break from the school life activities and wanted to dwell in the mountains for a week's time. It was going to be a wonderful trip. But, the vibrations followed me to the mountains. Here's the account of what happened: After reaching the resort in mountain side, I settled in after having dinner. I was tired and frozen in the December cold. I loved the mountains, as they brought out the best in me. After watching the television for about half an hour, I felt very very sleepy. I could not help myself to get to the bed. I lay on the sofa, the television was on, I began to notice a sinking feeling. Almost as if something was pulling me down. It was the first time I ever felt like that. In my mind, I had retained the awareness to analyze what was going on. "Huh! This is new, this never happened before!" I thought to myself. "Maybe this is a dream."- I waited for the sinking to finish so I could go to sleep. After about an estimate of fifteen minutes of sinking and falling feeling, it stopped. It was as if time stood still. Then came the vibrations, the "good old friend of the hood". I was sure that this was something different, something more than a dream. But I did not know exactly what it was. After fidgeting with my startled mind, the vibrations faded away and I found myself lying in the bed. "Awkward! Did I just sleep walk to the bed?" - I didn't know what took place. Uncertain and tired, I let it go and fell asleep. The next day, the morning arrived with the mountain sun glaring at the window space. Something happened, I had woken up on the sofa. It was very awkward as I clearly remembered I had slept on the bed. Puzzled by this event I continued the rest of the mountain trip. It was strange. When I came back home in the midst of December, from the trip, I realised something, what was happening with me was not something I had to be afraid of. The conclusion:- Humans have been associated with the physical body way too much that they forget that this is only a vehicle of experience in the earth life system. It is a way to experience space time continuum. Experience is what makes us grow, experiences make us human. The thought in this current day is that do we exist beyond the physical body? If so why haven't scientists found solid evidence? Turns out they have, but it is shielded from the general public spheres. As we know, mainstream science is obsessed with materialism and the physical world and matter. We don't care to venture forward into the unknown, for it, breaks our belief systems and shatters our perspectives of what previously was. As humans we don't like to think out of the box, and staying in the box makes us limited. Expansion was humanity's right, but beliefs and indoctrination changed the way we see the reality space. We believe and are heavily invested in the material as it gives us earthly comfort. If only the pragmatic and the spiritual would be combined, we would have the perfect blend of the magic potion, which would be the gnosis or truth we seek to change our lives for the better. It's inevitable that humans will come to know the truth one point of time, and at the point of leaving the physical body they will realise that there is "somewhere else" beyond the earth that the departed go to. We as physical beings do not need to be afraid of the death process. Instead, we can be very confident that we are more than our physical bodies. We are Gods to others of the celestial societies. This very realisation brings us to the point where we don't have any or minimal fear that we can destroy the barriers which cause us to be limited. The greatest lie mankind was told that it had limitations. We are deceived and misguided. But we can choose to look inward and realise that our total self, soul or higher self was the very GOD we seek in scriptures and temples. God lives within. He is without a body, simply implying he has passed the physical tests of time and space and has transcended to a place of higher energy system. He can traverse beyond time and space and physical matter within the flash of a lightbulb and exist in multiple or infinite places at once. Mankind is God's creation which was meant to "experience" the limitations, and after doing so mankind is set free into infinity. Legends say that curiosity is the mother of all creation. Would any of this take place if I had lost curiosity of what was to come next? You get to a point where this becomes an addiction, an escape. But you have to do your best to make sure that it doesn't consume you. Often times people use psychedelic substances to have similar experiences, which oftentimes turns a tad bit negative and too much to handle. I personally have never used or taken any psychedelic drugs as I felt that reproduction of these events as naturally as possible would be the best way to do it and in turn would definitely not defeat the purpose. I believe that spirituality and awakening processes don't require external substances to make them work. It comes from within. Consciousness was, is and will be the very fundamental of these experiences. As for the state of consciousness, or the levels or qualities, that depends and can have effects on the experiences of the non physical kind, as like attracts like. In this age of trailblazers and father figures, we seek for the same that resides within us. I hope this piece brought you to the realisation that we are simply more capable than we think. What does my experience in the mountains denote? I do not know. I can only tell you, the reality is much more than physical matter and physical bodies are a vessel to experience the time space and is part of a growth process.