Your clearly expressed experience is most welcome and appreciated particularly since your mystical / spiritual experience matches those of so many other 'seekers' who have open minds; a basic appreciation and respect for life (what-ever it's form); and a child-like curiosity of what awaits us around the next 'corner' (including what we awaken to after the death of our bodies).Anyone who has read, for understanding and empathy, the spiritual experiences of the Christian Mystics will instantly relate your visions to many of those experienced by them during meditation. (From Meister Eckhart, c. 1260; St. Bridget of Sweden, c. 1302; St. Bernadette of Flanders%u2019s. 800 AD; St. Teresa of Avilla, c. 1515; the discovery of the ancient Gospel of Thomas written the same time as Gospels included in the bible; William James' Variety of Religious Experiences, early 1900's, etc.) The shared commonality of your visions and theirs is striking.Admitably, while meditating, once the mystics broke through the immediate surroundings of their physical world, their spiritual consciousness sought direct contact with the Almighty but they too wrote about seeing other unworldly creatures, other forms of Gods expression, such as Angels and Fairies%u2019 and even elves. They wrote about the clarity of their consciousness in contrast with the expansive view of the cosmos and they too wrote about the concept of no-time, time no longer being relevant to their existence (i.e. eternity).
Since the early mystics walked a fine line of committing blasphemy, (the Church was surprisingly tolerant to these individuals but the mystics were always aware that mood could change arbitrarily) their writings are a diminished reflection of the depth and breadth of their actual experiences not deemed immediately relevant or on topic with the Church%u2019s narrow views). But, the mystics did share many meditative experiences that mirror those you%u2019ve captured beautifully (in your last few paragraphs).
I%u2019ve always had respect for our mushroom friends ability to transport us into the usually hidden aspects of our immortal selves. These trips are (can be) a wondrous joy to experience and remember and as with you they fill me with glory, wonder and thanks for life itself.