MemberIn order to cope with T, H and dizziness I was prescribed with an antidepressant that is so playful(!). In the prescription it says "This drug may lead you to have weird dreams". I started taking it and wow, weird is not the right adjective for that, insane is better. I actually want to share one of them that I won't forget it because of the oddities, our brain just insanely tries to forget them:
Sitting on a beach with friends, suddenly moon rises when it is still bright then some hallucination resembling things starts happening to the moon: it turns purple and increases its number to three suddenly. Then, starts moving along linearly, leaving a shade of itself as it does like an aeroplane in the sky. It suddenly accounts for the 10% of the sky. Everyone on the beach panics and runs away home.
Hours later, it is dark now. Moon is very bright but settled to its normal position. Talking about what happened earlier with dat in our house down near the beach. Suddenly there is an earthquake, small but subtle. We jump off to the garden. I look at the moon it moves around its centre. Creating illusions of many moons. Suddenly it stops and starts approaching to Earth, it gets bigger and bigger and bigger. I can see every crack and impact crater it has. Out of panic I scream "It is going to hit"; we duck to the ground. Small meteors starts to hit, I suddenly think everything is going to end in a matter of seconds: when the Moon collides with Earth.. A pause... the Moon didn't strike the Earth but many meteors did. I was cut in my leg, I see mom bleeding from her shoulder, dad is fine. Then we move back home after hiding under some buildings for a while. The other day NASA reports the events that took place the other night... It says that it was caused by a movement of the magnetic field of the Earth that caused the hallucination pattern on the Moon (I guess meteors were just a coincidence). Talking to friends the experience was only witnessed on some particular locations on Earth..
Sweet dreams with Venlafaxine...
Sitting on a beach with friends, suddenly moon rises when it is still bright then some hallucination resembling things starts happening to the moon: it turns purple and increases its number to three suddenly. Then, starts moving along linearly, leaving a shade of itself as it does like an aeroplane in the sky. It suddenly accounts for the 10% of the sky. Everyone on the beach panics and runs away home.
Hours later, it is dark now. Moon is very bright but settled to its normal position. Talking about what happened earlier with dat in our house down near the beach. Suddenly there is an earthquake, small but subtle. We jump off to the garden. I look at the moon it moves around its centre. Creating illusions of many moons. Suddenly it stops and starts approaching to Earth, it gets bigger and bigger and bigger. I can see every crack and impact crater it has. Out of panic I scream "It is going to hit"; we duck to the ground. Small meteors starts to hit, I suddenly think everything is going to end in a matter of seconds: when the Moon collides with Earth.. A pause... the Moon didn't strike the Earth but many meteors did. I was cut in my leg, I see mom bleeding from her shoulder, dad is fine. Then we move back home after hiding under some buildings for a while. The other day NASA reports the events that took place the other night... It says that it was caused by a movement of the magnetic field of the Earth that caused the hallucination pattern on the Moon (I guess meteors were just a coincidence). Talking to friends the experience was only witnessed on some particular locations on Earth..
Sweet dreams with Venlafaxine...
