While dom space is often compared to its submissive equivalent Subspace, it’s a little different. Dominant partners must stay in control during a BDSM scene, so that they can be sensitive to safe words and other signs their partners are not comfortable or enjoying themselves. However, there is still a kind of letting go that dominants can feel. This tends to be a letting go of the outside world while channeling focus towards the submissive in a hyper-intense way.
Some people say there are different levels of dom space, and that dominants feel some level of dom space every time they play with a submissive partner. However, most people believe there is just one dom space which not all dominant people get to experience.
There is no magic formula for experiencing dom space. However, shifting into a dominant headspace can make entering dom space more likely. Practicing rituals prior or during BDSM play and only playing with trusted partners can also help. Relaxing and focusing on the moment, rather than chasing the altered state, is also conducive to entering dom space.