Parallel universes! I typed up an entry with info about my dreams and stuff, and parallel universes things are in there too. Because those things have to do with each other~ And the "shadow-beings" (which are people and animals and other things like cars and bicycles) I see in the corners (or not-so-corners) of my eyes, mostly when I'm walking outside, are people who're in another parallel world (rather close to ours) and who are outside at that time. Sometimes I see so many of them it's irritating I can't talk to them. I want to communicate with people from other worlds when I'm awake too... and hopefully find a way to transfer books (or something...) from that world to this... or something...
Also, I don't know if this'd count as 'belief', but me* communicates with my subconscious XD It's very useful, for example when I need an idea or solution or need to wake up at a specific time etc... Since a few years I visualize it** as a red panda which I called Ryn [you probably saw that on my drawings too, especially on my Hogwarts Online drawings...]. I got the animal idea from The Golden Compass books (movie is coming out next week! 11 years after I read the first book... that seems so long o.o ... I should make a drawing of some characters before I go see the movie, maybe tomorrow... based on a conversation I had with someone yesterday about daemons.. XD ). Because it is easier to talk to something you can 'see' than to.. just your brains (but when I "talk to my brains" I 'see' my brains too, so then an animal is nicer to look at... and when he is 'projected' I can feel his energy too, but then I can feel energy from other things too XD [but energy from living things is easier to feel]).
*didn't want to use the word "I" XD Btw, when I first learned that the word for 1st person singular in English was, I asked why it was just one letter and why it had to be written as a capital letter, because the other persons (you, he, she, we, etc) aren't written that way. My mother said it was because the 1st person was important and when you write something with a capital letter, that word is important.
**not 'it'. I want to use another word that can refer to 'subconscious' but doesn't have a person or non-person contained in it XD [there are such morphemes - there are languages with separate morphemes for numbers and persons. Just not English XD]
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And the "shadow-beings" (which are people and animals and other things like cars and bicycles) I see in the corners (or not-so-corners) of my eyes, mostly when I'm walking outside, are people who're in another parallel world (rather close to ours) and who are outside at that time. Sometimes I see so many of them it's irritating I can't talk to them. I want to communicate with people from other worlds when I'm awake too... and hopefully find a way to transfer books (or something...) from that world to this... or something...
Also, I don't know if this'd count as 'belief', but me* communicates with my subconscious XD It's very useful, for example when I need an idea or solution or need to wake up at a specific time etc... Since a few years I visualize it** as a red panda which I called Ryn [you probably saw that on my drawings too, especially on my Hogwarts Online drawings...]. I got the animal idea from The Golden Compass books (movie is coming out next week! 11 years after I read the first book... that seems so long o.o ... I should make a drawing of some characters before I go see the movie, maybe tomorrow... based on a conversation I had with someone yesterday about daemons.. XD ). Because it is easier to talk to something you can 'see' than to.. just your brains (but when I "talk to my brains" I 'see' my brains too, so then an animal is nicer to look at... and when he is 'projected' I can feel his energy too, but then I can feel energy from other things too XD [but energy from living things is easier to feel]).
*didn't want to use the word "I" XD Btw, when I first learned that the word for 1st person singular in English was, I asked why it was just one letter and why it had to be written as a capital letter, because the other persons (you, he, she, we, etc) aren't written that way. My mother said it was because the 1st person was important and when you write something with a capital letter, that word is important.
**not 'it'. I want to use another word that can refer to 'subconscious' but doesn't have a person or non-person contained in it XD [there are such morphemes - there are languages with separate morphemes for numbers and persons. Just not English XD]