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      Question Can you have an OBE at anytime of the day?

      If you just lie still for 30-60 mins, get into sleep paralysis can you then have an OBE?

      Does this work at anytime of the day? or does it have to be associated with REM sleep?
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      Quote Originally Posted by marcher22 View Post
      If you just lie still for 30-60 mins, get into sleep paralysis can you then have an OBE?

      Does this work at anytime of the day? or does it have to be associated with REM sleep?

      If its a genuine phenomena
      then it should have nothing to do with REM sleep.
      If it's just a dream, then it'll require REM.

      But the italics are the real question.

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      Quote Originally Posted by marcher22 View Post
      If you just lie still for 30-60 mins, get into sleep paralysis can you then have an OBE?

      Does this work at anytime of the day? or does it have to be associated with REM sleep?
      No, OBEs don't work. People who claim to have OBEs actually have a WILD & yes they work at any time of the day.
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      Getting an OBE at anytime

      It depends on how much tired your body is my friend. If you tire your body enough and try to keep your mind awake without letting your body know this by moving, then your body will fall asleep. (it's better to do this at 3-5 am). Good luck!

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      Quote Originally Posted by benTENDO View Post
      No, OBEs don't work. People who claim to have OBEs actually have a WILD & yes they work at any time of the day.
      Can't tell if serious or trolling

      If it is a WILD(dream) and not an OBE(which you think is not a dream) then no, they cannot work at any time of the day.
      What I think is that most people aren't very good at getting into useful brainwavestates for going out of body, however everybody can induce sleep and sleep is a useful brainwavestate for going out of body.
      So if you cannot induce a useful state for going out of body, then you need to be dreaming and then you need REM and then no you cannot do it anytime of the day.

      But if you learn to induce such a state through perhaps meditation, then you don't need to be sleeping, and you can do it anytime of the day.

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