I have experienced spontaneous and sporadic sensations of pins and needles (paresthesia, described from clinical physical perspective) accompanied by a feverish naad pitch.

These situations only happen randomly and at times of regular practice when they are accompanied with supporting activities such as sensible diet and regulated sleep. A lifestyle properly agreeable to the subtle body.

For me they are those times that are also reactions on account of the life force, but not widely experienced; such I am referring to after bowel movement under certain circumstances (just explained above).

I also remember experiencing this more regularly before sleep, and making a big deal out of it trying to understand what that was all about. Those discussions took place using the previous website, over a couple of years ago.

At such times of event connecting naad with the tactile sensations was immediate. They were in fusion so to speak.  But I didn’t see it as a union or blending of the senses.

Having established that at this point, my next inquiry might be right about the mechanics of this convergence of the sense, and their apparatus of analysis…

I wouldn’t currently have the sensitivity to run my hand even ever so subtly over the micro hairs on my skin and get the desired results as explained in RishiDeva’s post. It’s far from being on cue in that way or I would have to try so hard…  

Furthermore from the original post:

This is done by becoming aware of the chief feature of the particular senses and then advancing with naad into that sensual energy and letting naad flood it like when a dam is breached after heavy rainfall and an area floods completely.

In connection with this statement of RishiDeva’s I can refer to experiences during meditation where there is sufficiently stability over a certain length of time, when the core-self or ”I” get the sensation of floating in naad like a weightless particle in the center of the lightest, fluffiest cotton ball.

As I reminisce writing this bit, I realize that the phenomenon was also prominent during my last Ayahuasca experimentation over a year ago. Of course this deviates from accepted, proper or recommendable standard, but at that time the fusion was present and sustained for over a couple of hours and there was no getting away from it.