Hallucinations are those created by the mind and are not really occurring. The hallucinations that commonly occur have the feeling of bodily sensation, that something is creeping on your skin, and that internal organs are moving. Hallucinations make us hear the sounds like music, footsteps, banging of windows or doors and so on. If you hear a voice of someone who didn’t speak out at all or are looking at various patterns, lights, beings and objects or are smelling a good or bad odor, then you are having hallucinations. The subconscious mind is considered as sleeping mind while the conscious mind is considered as awakened mind. People generally relate the conscious frame of mind, then it becomes a realistic experience. The mindsets which are intermediate to conscious and subconscious minds cause hallucinations. Hallucinations will occur when the mind state is in-between the dream and conscious state. They occur when your mind doesn’t switch back to the conscious state. Some of the other causes of hallucinations are being drunk; ceasing using drugs such as marijuana, cocaine, LSD , PCP, amphetamines, alcohol, ketamine and heroin. Dementia is the common disorder that can often lead to hallucinations. Epilepsy is another disorder which can lead to hallucinations. Normal fever in children and adults, narcolepsy, schizophrenia, psychotic depression, blindness, deafness, severe illness, liver failure, kidney failure, AIDS and brain cancer are some of the more causes for hallucinations. Hallucinations can lead to gap in perception of things.
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