Relaxation Techniques?

Hey all, I&#39;m curious to know... since one of my major down-fall when I was studying to be a psychic was that I found it really hard to relax I still do and since most of these techniques for inducing LD&#39;s I find are required to be relaxed I tried doing a MILD but alas my mind is literally like the Ying Yang Symbol if you know what I mean, if not just think of it as having an evil version of you inside your head downing your self all the time http://img304.imageshack.us/img304/5968/moralbv0.gif <- literally like that... so I find it quite hard again to quite my mind so I was wondering if any one knew any usefull simple relaxation techniques I could follow? :roll:

Thx if you can help me out&#33; :content:
Franky.

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Hey all, I&#39;m curious to know... since one of my major down-fall when I was studying to be a psychic[/b]

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Eh? They have a university or something? :laughhard:

Scepticism aside though, if you&#39;re looking for a relaxation technique, I find the 61-Point Relaxation Technique to be by FAR the most effective, ESPECIALLY if you&#39;re looking to WILD.

I use an exercise I found in this book - which, incidentally, may be right up your alley.

Anyway, the exercise is to lay in bed and close your eyes. Picture a big blackboard in your mind. Written in chalk on the blackboard are your thoughts at the moment. They may be moving and changing, depending on what you&#39;re thinking just now. Take a big eraser and start erasing the words - make the blackboard blank. Concentrate on keeping the board completely blank. If your mind starts wandering, and words start to appear on the blackboard again, just erase them again and keep thinking about the blank blackboard and your blank mind.

This exercise usually gets me relaxed enough through the combination of wiping away the day&#39;s worries and thoughts, and from the effort of keeping my mind blank.

funny teeter-totter smiley, btw

*shudder*

Silance&#33;? NEVER&#33;

I dont see why people need to "clear there minds". If you ask me, thats asking for trouble

(but then, you wern&#39;t, were you?)

I think this can help you, I suffer from the same wandering mind :) http://www.dreamviews.com/forum/inde...howtopic=38821

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Eh? They have a university or something? :laughhard:

Scepticism aside though, if you&#39;re looking for a relaxation technique, I find the 61-Point Relaxation Technique to be by FAR the most effective, ESPECIALLY if you&#39;re looking to WILD.
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aye that there is blue, however by what i mean by studying is reading books about it... I only say that just to make my self look intelligent :roll: any how and funny enough burns I already own that book... just never really got to read it Minster Invisible your techniques intrigues me... I&#39;ll have a look into it :content:
thx for your advice...

Franky.

Hi, I don&#39;t visit this part of the forums too much but I saw it on the main forum page and I would suggest that you try my reverse blinking technique found here: http://www.dreamviews.com/forum/index.php?...=34017&st=0

It is a very simple and powerful technique which can help you relax a great deal plus induce trance states/different brainwave states such as alpha or theta. Check it out and see how it works for you :)

Here&#39;s another alternative to relaxing:

-Progressive muscle relaxation: http://www.guidetopsychology.com/pmr.htm

-Autogenics (Very rewarding technique)
http://www.guidetopsychology.com/autogen.htm

Goodluck

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Reverse Blinking

Get comfy and relaxed. [/b]

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heh maybe I should look it up in a dictionary for my self eh? your techniques are again interesting Sythix :wink: I&#39;ll try it out aswell and see what happens... :content:

I like the HILD way to relax : http://www.dreamviews.com/forum/inde...showtopic=7245

I tried an hour of aerobics before sleep and it worked for me.