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    1. 03-14-2010 02:18 AM #1
      mindwanderer
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      Flying problem

      I usually have the best LDs during looooong sleeps, where I sleep for like 10 or 12 hours and wake up, then doze off for another hour or two. I just spent the last 10 days outta town and I had a love seat to sleep on, and now being back home I'm getting a few of those good long sleeps.

      Anyways last night I had a shortish LD where I flew, which is nothing new, but the problem is that I fly by 'swimming'... almost like the air gets thicker and I can just swin through the air. Like with swimming, you get fatigued.

      How can I get around this? Learn a new way to fly? It's just I never fly too high when I LD... I usually stay below 50 feet.

      Any help?
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    2. 03-14-2010 10:36 PM #2
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      I run out the back of a moving train! XD

      Okay, well, that method would require extra apparatus, which you don't want; you want to rely only on yourself. Well, at one point in a lucid I tried to fly by wallrunning up a building. Since I willed myself to fly, I scaled the entire building (it was tall, btw) in only two steps and was in the air. You might take the same approach with other inanimate (or animate! ) objects!
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