WEIRD experience...

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I don't know if this happened due to pharmaceuticals in my water or I'm certifiably insane, or I was dreaming yet awake, or I was hallucinating, or it actually did happen. I was cutting an onion in my kitchen and from the corner of my eye I "thought" I saw what appeared to be a circular blackish/gray object in mid air. I continued to watch it from the corner of my eye and it started to get bigger and fan out like billows of blackish/greyish smoke. I turned to look at it. It looked like a face was forming or trying to form. The fear was so bad that I said aloud," Lord Jesus, Help me!" At that moment, it was instantly sucked out through my "unopen" kitchen window. I thought I heard a masculine scream as it was pulled through. I saw some red color too. It was as though, whatever this thing was, got away and was instantly located, pulled back, never to return again. I felt as if I was told that I never have to fear this thing again. I'm still troubled by it though. Maybe I should retire and/or get a brain scan. Is this some sort of dimension mix-up? Please don't spare my feelings. Tell me

I'd talk to a doctor or psychiatrist about it. It could be a sign of something if you're getting hallucinations out of nowhere.

Have you been getting good sleep?

Maybe Jesus and the bible are real/true and it was a demonic entity.

If it happened just once, I wouldn't be much bothered. Sometimes our brains play strangest tricks on us, especially when something strong needs to be processed. I have some expiriences that I would call mystical in my life record. Wheather they were really contacts with the Other World or just my brain processing really hard stuff at that time, I don't know. They didn't progress or come back.
With just one occurence, I wouldn't hurry to a psychiatrist. Being misdiagnosed with schizophrenia is a horrible crap and it's extremely hard to get out of it. Been there, got a t-shirt. If your life returns to normal without any intervention, antipsychotics may only make things worse.
However, if hallucinations reocur, amplify, cause extreme anxiety or something like that, go to a psych.

I'm curious exactly how realistic it looked. Did it blend with your vision and look more flat or was it fully 3d?