My window is open slightly next to my bed, I was quickly comfortable. Then I noticed a comfort level I usually get in the morning after waking up, my sensitivity had increased and I was particularly aware of anything touching my skin. I was relaxed. After changing positions about 2 times, I lay on my back, with my left arm behind my head. I stayed in this position for what felt like 10 minutes before I felt complete numbness in my body. The numbness slowly turned into a noisy tingle sensation, I often experience when meditating. The following feeling of sinking, or, falling away from my body was also expected. After a while of experiencing this slight separation, the hand behind my head felt like it was moving at a faster rate than the rest of my body. This was completely new to me however I let it happen without passing another thought. My hand in the physical world would not naturally move in the way I felt because of the limitations of my joints. This further feeling of separation in my hand was encouraging the rest of my body to follow, in the specific order of legs, hip and then both my chest and head. At this point I was aware I was still awake and concision, but wasn't sure if my eyes were open or closed, as I was seeing visuals of the ceiling above, and tints of blue light coming from the window. Now that I was drifting away from my body, into what felt like an empty void, I noticed my peripheral view of the ceiling being absorbed by darkness. This went on for a short amount of time as I continued drifting, my view of the ceiling was distant and was framed from darkness in a blury circle shape. I remained relaxed, and what happened next has completely changed my perception of 3 dimensional space. I felt about half a meter away from my body, remaining passively conscious I knew my body was within reach if I chose to exit. Going with the flow, I felt a pane of what I can only describe as tinted glass move outwards from behind me, almost like I had fallen beyond a bubble surrounding my body. The view of the ceiling is now darker and further away. At this point I was no longer drifting, and I could hear voices of children talking gibberish made up words, in forms of sentences. The most voices I could hear were about 3, talking over each other, and a slight echo was resonating the void around me. The source of the sound I can't distinguish, but it was very clear, unmistakable and right in front of me. I didn't think much of this at the time, apart from a reminder to myself to continue logging, and not interact. After making this mental note to myself, the voices quickly faded away. I decided after this to move. My left hand felt anchored onto something, so I turned my view 180 degrees away from my body. To my surprise I found another pane of glass, with a new view, completely surrounded by the void I pulled myself closer to the view, where my peripheral vision grew larger and was able to make out what I was seeing. I took time to understand this new view and noticed I was looking at myself, not directly at my face, but the patterns on my bed sheets; from the perspective of my desk, I often sit at whilst working. After realising my new perspective, and that I was having an out of body experience, my mind began lighting up again. My view of myself from the desk faded, and I found myself looking at the darkness behind the eyelids of my body. I opened my physical eyes to see the same ceiling. I moved some parts of my body to double check I was back, and then I took some time to reflect what had just happened. Still tired, I closed my eyes and attempted to recreate the experience with no luck. I later fell asleep, and woke up to a normal routine. The entire experience was vivid, and easy to remember and recall as I write this.

The next day after doing some uni work, I began searching Google key features of my experience. The answer was not clear until I told my father, who told me I was having an outer body experience. And that I must of been in a higher state of consciousness to have this new experience. I'm hoping my continued practice of meditation would enable this on a more frequent basis. After some discussion with my parents we came to a conclusion that a recent removal of a bad tooth, may of caused unconscious stress's and blocks in my mind, and having a good day built a mental environment that led to my OOBE.

I have experienced Lucid dreaming, and sleep paralysis many times previously. And I'm sure this case is an outer body experience.

Floating in the void is a very pleasant experience. My understanding of the universe has expanded so slightly, and that these places are physically closer to us than we think.