[trevorjohnson32 (OP)]

first time for anything, are you actually agreeing with something I've said?

Possibly, although it's hard to compare physical sensations between two people.

Do you think the tailbone is possibly connected to the mind and the emotions and that causes strange sensations?

[Kryptid]

Do you think the tailbone is possibly connected to the mind and the emotions and that causes strange sensations?

There are muscles anchored to the tailbone and muscles are controlled (in part) by the brain, so I guess it's possible. The range of motion is very limited compared to other joints, though. As for "strange sensations", I don't know.

[trevorjohnson32 (OP)]

If you stare at an object like really stare at it til it becomes blurry, while sitting comfortably your tail may start to wag. From there its a game of asking it questions to sooth it so it continues to wag. Keeping a tail wag going may mean answering things quickly as they pop up in the mind esp. from outside stimulus's and hallucination's. Talking to your tail and telling it to ignore hallucination may help. Visual hallucination of a tailbone wag dizzyness can be stopped by brething and eye focus. The mysitcal nature of your tailbone coming out your eyes can make the hallucination seem like it acts on its own. But it doesn't. It's just the trickery you have to have in thought to stop it otherwise you adjust focus or breathing which is a good way but not the way to train the mind.

[Bored chemist]

If I'm not mistaken, I think I actually know the sensation that Trevor is talking about. I certainly don't associate it with a wagging tail, but it does seem to radiate upwards from the tailbone and through the back.

This?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frisson

[Kryptid]

If I'm not mistaken, I think I actually know the sensation that Trevor is talking about. I certainly don't associate it with a wagging tail, but it does seem to radiate upwards from the tailbone and through the back.

This?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frisson

Ah, yes, that seems right.

[Bored chemist]

That's well enough documented.
But...

No, there are many crazy tricks that can be done once your profficient at the tail wag.

Such as?

reading people's gestures and controlling there behaviour through gestures of your own is kind of fun. You can see another persons tail wag while standing in public, its a very subtle gesture but one can see it even in there peripheral vision.

Well that's nothing to do with reality.

[Origin]

Keeping a tail wag going may mean answering things quickly as they pop up in the mind esp. from outside stimulus's and hallucination's. Talking to your tail and telling it to ignore hallucination may help. Visual hallucination of a tailbone wag dizzyness can be stopped by brething and eye focus.

Most people do not have hallucinations unless they are on drugs or have a mental illness.

[trevorjohnson32 (OP)]

Keeping a tail wag going may mean answering things quickly as they pop up in the mind esp. from outside stimulus's and hallucination's. Talking to your tail and telling it to ignore hallucination may help. Visual hallucination of a tailbone wag dizzyness can be stopped by brething and eye focus.

Most people do not have hallucinations unless they are on drugs or have a mental illness.

This is true. However the tailbone may have significance beyond drugs and the mentally ill. I feel like it''s a computer gate for the emotions from the brain into the physical systems. A shunned tail is significant in feeling.

[Bored chemist]

A shunned tail is significant in feeling.

No, it is not.

feel like it''s a computer gate for the emotions from the brain into the physical systems.

No, it is not.

However the tailbone may have significance beyond drugs and the mentally ill.

It has nothing to do with drugs or mental illness.

[Just thinking]

reading people's gestures and controlling there behaviour through gestures of your own is kind of fun. You can see another persons tail wag while standing in public, its a very subtle gesture but one can see it even in there peripheral vision.

I will start to focus more on this now it has come to my attention I just need to look more at the tail bone. I will report back on my findings.

[trevorjohnson32 (OP)]

I've been giving direct commands to my tailbone to 'ignore outside stimuli' as it effects me.  I don't quite know what to expect from all this on the tailbone, other then dizzyness and anxiety being related, but I feel like I 've taken a step in directly having thoughts that are tailbone commands. My tails response feels smarter somehow.

[Just thinking]

I'm too scared to check out anyone's tail expertly the laddies their husband might sock me in the eye and if I check the men well you know what that will look like.

[Bored chemist]

I'm too scared to check out anyone's tail expertly the laddies

You may  benefit from learning to distinguish Laddies from Ladies.

[Just thinking]

You may  benefit from learning to distinguish Laddies from Ladies.

Good one It's not me it's my spell check. That reminded me I was looking low on the horizon with my telescope and my neighbours said your not looking at my wife are you I said no I'm trying to see Uranus.

[Just thinking]

I was just thinking Elvis the pelvis would have had the answer to this question.

[Origin]

My tails response feels smarter somehow.

Perhaps that is the origin of the term 'smart ass'.

[trevorjohnson32 (OP)]

I can imagine one day a game show where two guys sitting around an old rickety piece of furniture and using their tailbone wag and gesdures gesteurs gesssstur gestures and creative thought make a creeking or cracking noise in the furniture and a judge determines if it was loud enough. Then if it creeks they can watch video to decide whose tailbone wins.

[trevorjohnson32 (OP)]

Also another trick that's vital to using your tailbone without going into a rabbit hole. While starring at something pay attention to something in your peripheral, after a second the object might wobble, you can change the wobbling to a general wobble of your vision by not focusing on anything, or you can use thought to ask about a specific object like 'what's in that?' and that object alone will wobble. The wobbling can sometimes originate from the center of the forehead effecting the vision. People talk to me about chakra's?

[Bored chemist]

I can imagine one day a game show...

Nobody else can.

[The Spoon]

Also another trick that's vital to using your tailbone without going into a rabbit hole. While starring at something pay attention to something in your peripheral, after a second the object might wobble, you can change the wobbling to a general wobble of your vision by not focusing on anything, or you can use thought to ask about a specific object like 'what's in that?' and that object alone will wobble. The wobbling can sometimes originate from the center of the forehead effecting the vision. People talk to me about chakra's?

Why do you persist in posting this idiotic nonsense?