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Transcend Mode . I did it in the pool one hot night. I floated with a noodle under my knees. I had earplugs in, and it was clear and moonless. I listened to my heart beat. I listened to the stars. I scared myself at one point. My eyes were  unblinking. And I remembered when I had last felt like that. Have you ever heard of massage being transcendent, as a modality? I looked transcendent up, it means go beyond. I think there is a threshold of intensity that overwhelmes my conscious self. I thought of it as a test, how far can I go. At that time I felt less and less like myself. The word is irritated.  Skin crawling. I was hiding my tremor because I was scared of the unknown. I couldn't hide it from you I left my body. I don't have good words, the experience I reconnected with in the pool. I'm not sure how much of this existed only in my head, that I wanted that experience. So, anyway, the last appointment was transcendent.
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Jan 28, 2017
Jan 28, 2017 at 2:20 AM UTC
Have you deprived your senses lately?
Transcend Mode . I did it in the pool one hot night. I floated with a noodle under my knees. I had earplugs in, and it was clear and moonless. I listened to my heart beat. I listened to the stars. I scared myself at one point. My eyes were  unblinking. And I remembered when I had last felt like that. Have you ever heard of massage being transcendent, as a modality? I looked transcendent up, it means go beyond. I think there is a threshold of intensity that overwhelmes my conscious self. I thought of it as a test, how far can I go. At that time I felt less and less like myself. The word is irritated.  Skin crawling. I was hiding my tremor because I was scared of the unknown. I couldn't hide it from you I left my body. I don't have good words, the experience I reconnected with in the pool. I'm not sure how much of this existed only in my head, that I wanted that experience. So, anyway, the last appointment was transcendent.
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Jan 28, 2017
Jan 28, 2017 at 2:20 AM UTC
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