Positive Experiences with Hallucinations

Does anyone else have positive experiences with their hallucinations? For example I've befriended one of my more constant visual hallucinations who's name is BI█LE (Or Bile), she protects me from harmful hallucinations by scaring them away.

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Marin17

11mo ago

I have yet to have a positive experience. I've been injured, almost injured others, and I scare my animals when I'm trying to get rid of what I see. It's nothing short of terrifying.

U.V.R

2y ago

I've had a hallucination that's just a black cat that cuddles against my leg and keeps me company. I see no reason that hallucination needs to go anytime soon :)

JaebaeB04

2y ago

@ProjectSys sure she’s auditory never visual I hear and see a bunch of fucked of shit so she sets my thoughts straight when I get off track or get too into my head so that’s nice lol

Maplefang

2y ago

No, but I've heard that in easterns societies, hallucinations tend to be good/friendly while in more western areas they tend to be bad/mean/harmful

strawberrysoop

2y ago

yeah!! i have a hallucination named jenny whos like, 6? and she seeks comfort and friendship from me. i feel very protective of her, i love her so much. when she's around i put on cartoons for her and i can Feel her relax a bit. or i show her stuffies and she gets really happy.

ProjectSys

2y ago

@JaebaeB04, oh nice! can you share? if not it's alright. /gen

JaebaeB04

2y ago

I have one

ProjectSys

2y ago

@slothsoul, your experience is valid! Thanks for that lil confirmation though, I hope a more pleasant hallucination happens for you one day.

slothsoul

2y ago

Unfortunately not, but I have known folks to have similar experiences.

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