06 Apr 2012, 11:01 pm
07 Apr 2012, 6:16 am
Cornflake wrote:
Surreal?
Cornflake ( or anyone) do you ever get hooked or caught into these type of scenes in IRL? It's a strange maybe awkward question to ask, but it's almost like a drug to get caught into the details of things like this. A transcendence effect or a zone in of the mind of some sort.
07 Apr 2012, 11:50 am
Mdyar wrote:
Cornflake ( or anyone) do you ever get hooked or caught into these type of scenes in IRL? It's a strange maybe awkward question to ask, but it's almost like a drug to get caught into the details of things like this. A transcendence effect or a zone in of the mind of some sort.
Damn yes. There's barely a day passes where I haven't been stopped dead in my tracks by a colour, shadow, shape, angle, symmetry, contrast, texture, alignment, space, movement ...
Something latches into place and the world "goes away" so there is only me and what I'm looking at - actually, it's more like blending with than looking at.
The constant buzzing of thought stops and is replaced by a flood of... something. A peace, a warm and rich stillness I can't really describe. Sometimes things are almost overwhelmingly beautiful or interesting, but still in a really nice sort of way, and then the feeling takes on shades of being deeply moved - almost to tears.
And usually, when I try to explain this to people and get them to see what I see - they look at me like I'm barking mad...
07 Apr 2012, 3:50 pm
07 Apr 2012, 3:58 pm
Cornflake wrote:
Mdyar wrote:
Cornflake ( or anyone) do you ever get hooked or caught into these type of scenes in IRL? It's a strange maybe awkward question to ask, but it's almost like a drug to get caught into the details of things like this. A transcendence effect or a zone in of the mind of some sort.
Damn yes. There's barely a day passes where I haven't been stopped dead in my tracks by a colour, shadow, shape, angle, symmetry, contrast, texture, alignment, space, movement ...Something latches into place and the world "goes away" so there is only me and what I'm looking at - actually, it's more like blending with than looking at.
The constant buzzing of thought stops and is replaced by a flood of... something. A peace, a warm and rich stillness I can't really describe. Sometimes things are almost overwhelmingly beautiful or interesting, but still in a really nice sort of way, and then the feeling takes on shades of being deeply moved - almost to tears.
And usually, when I try to explain this to people and get them to see what I see - they look at me like I'm barking mad...
No,that makes perfect sense to me.
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07 Apr 2012, 8:54 pm
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08 Apr 2012, 12:43 am
puddingmouse wrote:
Cornflake wrote:
Mdyar wrote:
Cornflake ( or anyone) do you ever get hooked or caught into these type of scenes in IRL? It's a strange maybe awkward question to ask, but it's almost like a drug to get caught into the details of things like this. A transcendence effect or a zone in of the mind of some sort.
Damn yes. There's barely a day passes where I haven't been stopped dead in my tracks by a colour, shadow, shape, angle, symmetry, contrast, texture, alignment, space, movement ...Something latches into place and the world "goes away" so there is only me and what I'm looking at - actually, it's more like blending with than looking at.
The constant buzzing of thought stops and is replaced by a flood of... something. A peace, a warm and rich stillness I can't really describe. Sometimes things are almost overwhelmingly beautiful or interesting, but still in a really nice sort of way, and then the feeling takes on shades of being deeply moved - almost to tears.
And usually, when I try to explain this to people and get them to see what I see - they look at me like I'm barking mad...
No,that makes perfect sense to me.
08 Apr 2012, 1:22 am
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08 Apr 2012, 9:25 pm
Jory wrote:
Haha!
09 Apr 2012, 12:45 am
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KinsaRay
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09 Apr 2012, 6:13 am
