has any one here had felt the sensation that their vertical postion was changing even though they were standing still? I felt it a couple times, last time two years ago, that I was oscillating up and down a few feet(through the floor) before regaining stability. I was pretty alarmed. I was fully sober and had not used any drugs. I am trying to find info on this. I am currently looking into the system vestibular, searching for whacky cases.

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Fatribz: on a regular basis I experience a weird feeling as if someone grabs my feet and lifts me up a little, while tilting my body forward.
Even I am sober (in fact I am since I was born).

It can happen when I'm seated or standing. It's very weird! Sometimes it also feels as if I'm very tall suddenly.

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Shunt, I know without doubt you are a crescentfresh dude. Do you mind if I ask JUST how often this sensation happens? Within two decimal places backward compatible, if you would be so kind.

Cheers(2010+)!

It happens once or twice a year. Thinking of it, it might be possible that Lewis Carroll felt these weird sensations too, and used it as inspiration for Alice in Wonderland

Hey ribzy, Is it like a vertigo feeling or kinda like an out of body feeling? When was the last time you had your ears examined. You might have an inner ear issue. Do you hear any sound when this happens? Are you around anything that could emit an ultra low base frequency? Ultra low sound waves cant be heard buy our ears with out equipment but they still effect our inner ear parts. This can cause anything from feelings of depression to spatial displacement feelings. Try to take note of when and where this happens and whats around you. you would be supprised at what sound can do.

more like out of body than woozy sick. very interesting on the bass. its been so rare, so i won't worry about it. i thought it was curious enough to ask. thank ye for that

I get this about 30 seconds after exiting an elevator. Everytime. Started a few years back. Like I am suddenly dropping a few feet.

ah! its nice to know it is more common than I first thought, I have never heard people mention it.