A Series of Unexplained Events: Solar Storms

The "Solar Storms" theory

I couldn't find a pattern. Yes, these "solar storm" experiences kept happening with uncanny timeliness to a major solar storm occurring. That was the only reason I kept calling them "solar storm" experiences, but I had to put it in quotation marks, cos nothing else seemed to fit the theory.

Number one on the list of why these experiences I was having don't fit the "solar storm" theory. Why did they happen at 3 am? Solar storms happen at any hour. It didn't fit. Spiritual people kept signaling that around 3 am was the hour when the 'veil' was its thinnest. That could be so, I'm open to that theory.

Number two, every single experience is rather different from the previous ones. Here's an example, if I was sensitive to eating apples then you would expect I would react to apples in the same way. Maybe with different intensity but a relatively similar reaction. I wouldn't think that I'd react with a headache one day, and then the next time I would have vomiting, and each time I reacted, I never repeated the previous symptoms, I displayed a new symptom each time. That would be odd, right?

Here's a short summary of the experiences I had during solar storms... at 3 am.

1. Lifted out of my body, and slammed back into my body several times.

2. Every cell in my body vibrating at such massively high intensity I could feel my body was about to break apart.

3. Seeing a "shadow" figure.

4. Body taken over, while I was made the passenger and "shunted" into the proverbial backseat of my own head.

5. High-intensity electricity pulsed through my body.

6. Pinned down and scanned by a "laser".

7. "Lightening bolts" sent through my brain.

8. Seeing geometric shapes and patterns.

9. "Windows" open up in the middle of the air and I see into other "spaces".
   

Here is a list of other possible reasons I've discussed with friends on what is happening:

1. Insanity

2. Pressure on the brain

3. Parasomnia

4. Vivid dreams

5. "Awakening" symptoms

6. Alien lab experiment

7. Perimenopausal

I feel very confident ruling some of these out, but I'll leave them up there all the same.