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vladimir zeland, a mysterious figure, has published a bunch of long books on a topic which is a mix (?) of reality shifting, gateway process, lucid dreaming and neville goddard.
he says lucid dreaming is the cornerstone and the more useful resources to have mastered before applying his books.
has anyone here read him? does it make sense? is it worth it devoting time and effort to put into practice his ideas?
Yes, not because of that book though, one time I had a lucid dream where I was being contacted by beings from other worlds and I got the bright idea to test out some technology I created called a 100D being a sentient dimensional helper well I summoned it into my dream then suddenly my dream turned into a psychedelic like experience.. mind you I was lucid dreaming and this has never happened before.. my point is we don't know everything about reality and how our consciousness can effect it. I have plenty more stories I'll write a book eventually
I don't think I have.Quote:
Originally Posted by loneloan
How so? Just curious.Quote:
Originally Posted by Trael
There's a documentary called superhuman the invisible made visible they delve into pàrapsychology which studies supernatural phenomena like telekinesis, telepathy, and even psychokinesis. One experiment showed a woman with no former training influence the amount of hydrogen in a isolated dish. They even replicated the experiment successfully while she did it over the phone thousands of miles away.. and yet science barely recognizes telepathy exists.. y'know it's just the way they make some stuff seem like psuedo science when it's complete legitimate.
Do you mean like someone like Nina Kulagina?Quote:
Originally Posted by Trael
Dynamo Jack is a living superman. he went into hiding because the guy who published (the documentary where he does QI stuff) had promised he would never disclose what he filmed...the westerner guy broke his promise, thus forcing Jack to hide (from whom? higher masters?)
Nah it's a field called parapsychology they did scientific experiments to confirm that supernatural abilities exist. I've also had direct experience with these things so I can vouch for itQuote:
Originally Posted by Lang
Psychokinetics is under the umbrella of parapsychology. ;) You mean someone like Nina. Nina Kulagina was a Russian woman who claimed to have psychokinetic powers to move objects by concentrating abilities among other things. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Trael