Bear with me here and keep and open mind. I want to first point out something in regards to Alisteir Crowley. If I recall correctly, he spoke of contacting demons and/or entities through the use of a certain, or certain substances. Now, that is more or less what occured to me and a friend. Though I want to make very clear we did not set out with this purpose in mind. At least I sure as shit didn't. We merely went into nature. A quite isolated spot on a beach. At night. It was a horrendous idea on multiple levels. I knew it was a mistake (to trip in this location), but I still went along with it. My friend also realized and we were in consensus, but by then it was too late. So we tried to wait it out until we could leave. At one point, we were walking for a bit, and upon turning back to our spot we noticed light in the sky. Neither of us said anything because they were at a distance and resembled a plane or helicopter. It wasn't until it started getting closer that it truly caught our attention. I was looking at it intently trying to make it out. But I will admit I was already shitting bricks from before that. So when I started to noticed something about it wasn't making sense, my natural reaction was to look away from it and hope it would go away. At this point it had caught both our curiosity. There were a few things that made it eerily clear this was not a helicopter or plane. It was getting extremely close whilst not making noise, and the lights moved in just the strangest fashion. It's like they revolved around each other in a weird way. At this point we couldn't deny what we saw but did not speak of it until we reached the spot. What struck me was that it gave me the impression that maybe it approached us due to our initial curiosity and then when we clearly stepped away in fear, it sort of glided off and entered the sea. Now obviously there are factors here that are worth discarding my story over. We were both afraid and got out of there as soon as my friend was in driving condition. I offered myself to drive out of fear, but we both knew I was not getting that truck out of the sand. It was such an odd experience. It made me understand why people fear this phenomena. I basically left cowering in fear back to the comforts of modern day society. My cheap little apartment (R.I.P.) and just sit on a couch, watch Monty Python and relax ... I was made aware of the bubble we live in which we call reality and just how fragile that is, how we cling to our comforts, stuff like that. submitted by /u/Excellent_Major_207 [link] [comments]