When we reach REM cycle our brains start sending random electrical impulses throughout our brain, this helps build new neural associations (dual pathways to access one part of the brain) thus binding our memories by making it easier to think of one thing by thinking about another. Thus when I think about Summer, it also activates the linked neural pathway to my memory of Lake Tahoe.

The human mind is absolutely obsessed with making sense of things. With all these random electrical impulses firing throughout our brain causing chaotic visual, aural, memory, and muscular bursts of activity our brain ties it all together to make a story, a dream. Same thing happens in Korsakoff’s syndrome… except you are awake at the time :)

Honestly, sleep is really one of the coolest things we do… what if I said to you “Hey I’ll be right back, I’m gonna head home and for 2 hours or so slip into a coma, experience a storm of chaotic electrical activity in my prefrontal cortex, hallucinate, suffer Korsakoff’s as a result and potentially have retrograde amnesia regarding the whole event!” (With thanks to XKCD)

http://xkcd.com/203/

I was alone at home

So maybe that sort of out of body experience is somewhere and between and if they did some study on people whom have similiar expiriences regularly, you’d be able to identify some trends.

I have no idea. That’ was Shie’s opinion. But it seemed to me that in my dream I traveled through time. I tend to think it just shows the power of our minds, our imaginations, but then I can’t explain how I still saw figures after I woke up.

someone typed it on other post

so it’s true…our spirits actually leave our body..whoa scary

thats a pretty creepy thing to happen tho.

im not sure if it is normal or not tho.
hasnt happen to me yet