Thread: L's simple technique.

I would like to share with you a basic technique which induces your chance of LD. Not only it induces your conscious level, but also it stimulates your brainwaves into the proper order. So by doing this technique, you will able to sleep less, and be more refreshed than usual.

The physical technique : Look only at the Orange guy.



As you see, we are always on our legs, our brain does not recieve enough blood, in this case people sleep more. This technique enables you to loose thoughts and LD most of the time.

Before you go to sleep, stay in that position for about 5-10 minutes. Make sure you correct your breathing, so it adds more energy. Basicly go sleep after that. Chances of LD depends, on how you use the technique, In a WBTB theres a bigger chance of succeeding in it. (Awakens your consciousness fully)

This technique is more like a stimulant. i use one technique like this one , to stimulate my vision.
Its similar to this one (my head touches the floor) :

L that's amazing, where'd you learn that?

Also, I don't think the bottom shadow of the man is actually possible to do. Doesn't look like it anyway. But I'll try it (the big picture of the man with his legs pointing directly upwords). It reminds me of the tapping techinque that Paul Mcenna (spelling?) used with the guy who had tourettes.

Just focus on the orange guy , the technique is pretty easy to do, and its really healthy for your body. The results are amazing.

Great, I'm going to try this. Thanks L.

if this works like you say it does, it will help tons with WILD im going to try it. Thanks L! If i may ask, how successfull is this for you?

sounds awesome, the question i have is if you don't do it right, could you cause back problems or something? i fell skateboarding the other day and i have some back pain so like i was jw.

If our brain doesn't receive enough blood when standing, then we must faint when we eat! XD

This "technique" seems good for flexibility enhancement. But I don't see how it gets you into theta waves (those are the waves that apparently decrease the amount of sleep required, make you more refreshed, etc.).