I've had some profound experiences in my life, usually to do with creation. But I don't put a lot of stock in experiences as truth bearers. Often we don't know the true source behind them and sometimes not the purpose of having them in the first place. I fully believe people are experiencing something but again perception is key. For me most of the things people mention as having changed I have a different view of to begin with or just plain am not familiar with them. The only thing remotely close to you guys experience is back around 1960ish I built a model of a Chevy military truck. Today there seems to be no record of that model ever having been produced, over in the military modellers forum on another site, nobody recalls it and they are all at least my age. They all site this other truck as having to been it. But no, in my mind it was not that truck they mention. I even remember the box art. But ya know, it gets to making me question my own memory, is it accurate or did that kit actually never exist ?
Pastor Dr. Chuck Missler ( now passed on) used to preach on how this life is actually an allusion. Makes ya wonder. Because sometimes our very reality seems to form out of our own thought patterns. Experiences seem to form according to that reality, and you wonder if it's real at all at times. The deeper you get into truth ( God/scripture/the things of God) the more stability there seems to be. Between one form of reality ( living the worldly life vs solidly in God) the more a void seems to exist where strange phenomenon can occur. It to me is as if the world and it's spiritual realm doesn't want to let us go towards the truth.
At this point I've probably said both way more than anyone wants to hear or will read from someone just passing through this world and who really knows nothing at all about what is going on, be that in our minds or allusion.