… strong visualizing?
So, I like malls and big public places. So, going to sleep, relaxing myself, I concentrate on being in a mall. From first entering it, to looking around, and, finally, leaving (it’s a complete random mall (shopping center), so I make it up as I go (is that a good idea?)). I remember each of my 5 senses and apply them. Feeling the rails on the stair cases as I descend a few feet to a different area of the mall, the feel of the floor tiles. Seeing people, shops, sky light (a big glass ceiling looking up), restaurants with people eating, you know - a mall. Tasting, well, nothing. I suppose I can imagine going to one of the many restaurants and eating and tasting 
Smelling the food as I pass and the smell of malls (I think malls and hotels/motels have distinct scents). Hearing the usual sounds that you hear in a mall (I saved hearing for last, as you can tell 
) - people talking around me, things making noise - the normal commotion of a public place. Then, after a few minutes after visualizing (I often had to repeat step, to make sure I got each sense noticibley enough), I hear in my ‘real’ ears a continuation of the normal commotion.
It was completely expected and normal (meaning no unexepected noise or sudden increase in volume) - a normal continuation of the talking and chatting going on around me. Only thing was is I wasn’t hearing it in my head anymore, I really heard it. It was only like one second long, but it was enough to stop my whole visualization process.
What is this? Anyone have any similar experiences?
Thanks!
(I read all information about posting before I made this, so I shouldn’t have disobeyed in rules. Sorry if I did.)
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