Many get a feeling of "detachment;" others a feeling of "disassociation," as though their entire being was only thought.
"A Practical Guide to Self-Hypnosis"
Melvin Powers
The psychs call it disassociation.
"An Encounter in Atlanta"
Ed Howdershelt
The profound significance of the disassociation and sublimation of memory by hypnotism, or by whatever other means the train of personal experience and recollection can be thrown off the track, appears to have been ignored on its theoretical side-that is, as establishing the return of time.
"Four-Dimensional Vistas"
Claude Fayette Bragdon