Thread: Tlalocs Workbook

Mr. Skywalker, congrats on squeezing the lds in your busy Saturday work schedule!

I've been thinking about the stabilization issues and wondering if it is always necessary to perform it. I know a lot of beginners' lds are shorter and it takes practice, also with wilds stabilization or rather anchoring is recommended, but you may not need to stabilize at all times. Personally, I rely on my feeling about the dream rather than mental reasoning to decide if it needs any stabilization techs or so. My usual ones in case needed are moving hands around, grabbing objects or walking briskly around. But as I said, I don't quite necessary do those every time, but rather go about my tasks or just go exploring around. Do check out the podcast about this by the way. You can give different stabilization techs a try to see if a particular tech yields better results, but also try to go without performing them sometimes, because dreams need not always be unstable by default. Hope this helps!

http://www.dreamviews.com/dreamviews...-mistakes.html

Stabilization starting from min 24.