My #1 place and way to take God particles is in the sunshine, looking up at nice cumulus clouds.

The sunshine has such a positive effect, and the clouds morph into my minds delight, or create an illustration of what I need to know or what needs to be revealed to me.

Anyone else out there have the same experience?

If not, what are some place and lighting which are just as good, very profound?

My favorite and only place to go for it is the living room. Curtains closed, sparsely illuminated by a desk lamp, lying on the couch.

I would feel uncomfortable doing it in the woods, mountains etc. I prefer the safety of my house.

I would have to agree that being outdoors lounged out on a blue sky sun filled day is a prime setting, especially if you aren't around neighbors or people and have some level of privacy. It's very special ime. The openness of the outdoors, mixed with all the other factors can really allow an 'easing up' of the experience, even when it goes full-bore and rips you and your reality apart.

The other option for me is indoors in a low-lit room, or a room with just a couple candles near by. The interplay of dancing shadows and natural light can really coax the experience out and induce this deep sense of comfort. I also occasionally like a completely darkened room in order to get a full uninterrupted display from the Other Side. Also, the low lighting or no light indoors can really help ease things if there's a rampant comeup, as fluorescent lighting and whatnot can [ime] induce occasional panic, which no lighting/low lighting can completely preclude.

Outdoors with a friend and that normally leads to a case of the giggles

Indoors and the blindfold comes out.

Some of my favourite experiences have been in nature. I do like the level of comfort from being at home, but there is something special about launching in an outdoor space IMO. The beauty of it all is a great thing to observe before completely dissolving. Definitely a fan.

I think there is definitely something special about both indoor and outdoor types of experience. It is interesting to me how our thoughts and emotions may make us want to smoalk the spice in different settings. I think this is the subconscious minds way of guiding us towards a type of experience that would benefit us most. In fact, recently I have started to view this subconscious directioning process as almost somethink like an intelligent being who exists in between my old experiences and the universe at large.

There is something sublimely special about being outdoors and breaking through hyperspace. The experience for me typically involves pondering about the ways my symbolic/scientific/rationalist perspectives can connect the cause and effect chains in nature. Seeing the sunlight hitting vegetation, knowing that these plants are absorbing energy from the sun and directing it towards conscious life to continue passing on through the food chain. Or something like seeing how water and nutrients from the soil are distributed in a tree. Or even warching a squirrel climb up the tree, knowing that the tree shaped the biological destiny of the squirrel, who has evolved to have claws.

Indoors can be just as profound for me, though. The connection between the history of architecture, the sensory modalities of interior design and their psychological associations, combined with air conditioning and all of the conveniences of modern man, provide a sufficiently fascinating background to ponder the ergonomics of your existence over.

There really is something about being filled with sunlight while being in hyperspace, though.

Most of my experiences occur on the living room floor in front of an open fire at night, with no other lights on in the house. Something about the archaic nature of natural flame and the spirit it resembles creates a blanket of comfort for me. I would say the same about being outside near a campfire, and nothing laying in the grass under the night's open sky with limitless dancing stars making their presence known.

I have yet to experience a daytime outdoor experience with nature; I too, prefer the safety and comfort of my own home and yard for deep journeying.