how do non drug induced Visual Hallucinations work ? what happens in the brain that makes the eyes see something that isn’t there?
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The one time I tried a hallucinogen it seemed as if what happened was I just started seeing this sort of harlequin pattern of colors that’d spin kaleidoscopically in front of my vision – sort of transparently. The colors weren’t visible at the start of the trip, but became visible later. The way they moved made it apparent to me that the visual disturbances I’d been seeing – bird foot prints in the asphalt road, muck running down walls, walls billowing, shapes pushing walls out as if something was behind them – were just that color cylinder’s spinning motion, except somehow overlaid on what I saw without being colored.
Must all be just the brain misfiring because it gets confused and try to interpret the issue by making it appear as if I were seeing foot prints and shapes moving.
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