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when i first knew about astral projection right after then i started to have false awakenings which by research lead me to lucid dreaming. the first technique that poped up for astral projection was monroe rope technique. i was very excited to try it. later that day when i lie on the bed and closed by eyes and just started imagining that i am climbing the rope. i did'nt struggle as i have very vivid imagination, i cant tell for how loang i pulled the rope because i doz off to sleep but i was still climbing the rope and now i can see my hands i was jerked back to consciousness and found my self in SP. i just kind of floating in the direction of climbing and now i was sitting on the bed. i can see my head on the pillow i was very excited which caused me to loose concentration and i opened my eyes in my body. |
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*Moved to Beyond Dreaming* |
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I have never tried the rope climbing. |
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There seems to be a rule when entering some lucid states, or out of body realities. |
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Oh, boy, I sure wish you have not posted this. |
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If a person has a mental block, they can find it almost impossible to overcome, without some form of advice. |
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I find my diet can play a significant role in wether I'm successful with the same technique multiple times. If on a night I want to try an obe technique after eating a heavy meal I become physically sluggish and more importantly mentally lazy. Subconsciously I think I shouldn't have to be as agressive as I was the first Time I was successful. Even though my desire to Wild is still there. When I eat a light vegetarian meal or reframe from food 7 to 8hrs before sleep I am mentally sharper and much more likely to perform my techniques with out prejudice. For me their is a certain maintenance required to be successful with the same technique multiple times because the sheer excitement of your first time stays with your first time. From there you have a knowing but that knowing can be dulled by outside forces like the foods you eat. Namaste. |
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Last edited by dreamcatcher81; 05-12-2013 at 01:12 AM.
"when you fall unconscious, what your mind expresses is a dream.
When you are aware, what your mind expresses is creativity. It creates your life.
When you are in a higher state of consciousness, it not only creates the life of whatever you want, but also on whom ever you want". -LifeBlissFoundation
Do a search for reishi ( Not the coffee ) |
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Guys tried again tonight same technique, i was in my bedroom where my brothers and my sister were playing, cannot get them out so started right there. i lie on my bed and with light focus i started climbing the rope but this time i did'nt worked hard on the visual aspect but instead i just felt that i am climbing the rope and i am being pulled upwards. every now and then due to noise i lost focus but kept at until i hypnagogics started and after few minutes i was in limbo, but then my sister jumped on me |
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I use a technique just like this in some of my WILDs to attempt transitiion. It solidifies the awareness of a non-physical body, there fore causing you to loose track of your actual body. So you transition from waking body to dream body this way. It does not matter if your goal is AP, to view your own surroundings, or to enter a dreamstate. Thhe element that i feel you are touching on, but missing is how to get to the first stages of sleep while aware. Even in a trance state sitting in lotus position and deeply experiencing waking fantasies with vivid daydream images, you are in a way touching on sleep. You change your brainwaves with WILD. |
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Now I'm confused. You're saying you didn't completely mean what you said about doors being closed, but you said it so it would be an external obstacle to overcome? |
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The problem is that 99% of all the information out there is all made up. Even so called "FACTS" |
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