Could my answer be right or any ideas?

**Clidu** · 03-07-2018 04:05 AM

A week ago I heard on a podcast that it's fun to ask out loud 'Show me something important' and it will in someway.Due to hearing this it must of made me lucid due to the excitement.
So that night I became lucid and asked 'Show me something important' and after I said it I started floating slowly off the ground and my entire body was tingling/buzzing.The feeling was amazing like I was on a drug or pure relaxation.
I have been meditating for the past 18months...maybe it's telling me that my meditation is important and I should stick with it? Not sure but the feeling was amazing! After that I just flew off with ease and had fun =D

**oneironautics** · 03-07-2018 10:20 AM

hi
Sounds like a fun lucid

just read this fun article yesterday about dream meditation seems like something you might find interesting.
https://www.lionsroar.com/waking-up-...of-a-lifetime/

**slash112** · 03-08-2018 11:40 AM

Indeed it sounds like it's pointing towards meditation and stuff.

What do I mean by "and stuff"? Well, the floating up and the feeling you got, seems to me like it represents transcendence. So I feel it's pointing towards what will happen if you continue the path you are on.

As per oneironautics' post, Dream Yoga is a fantastic route to take and is involved with unity and transcendence.

But there's transcendental practices you can do in waking life too. Long-term practice of meditation alone is good enough, but there are super direct ways to transcend.
I practice something called "Advaita Vedanta". I learned from a guru named Mooji, on Youtube.
Basically, when I transcend my body/mind, I become bliss. Body/mind is still there, but I'm looking at it from a place of complete peace.
When I first discovered it, it was an intense realization and experience. I suddenly felt eternally happy, and infinitely connected to everything in existence. Difficult to explain.
Now it just feels normal, but I have constant access to that bliss. Some people never leave the bliss after they discover it, but I felt selfish to stay in heaven, so I spend most of my time within my body (which I sometimes refer to as "hell").

If you're interested, you could either YouTube "Mooji", Google "Advaita Vedanta", or wait until I post a thread in Beyond Dreaming called "Advaita Vedanta".
It's a really really simple practice, but sometimes it looks complicated on the surface. The thread I plan on posting is intended to make it as simple as possible to understand and practice.

**Clidu** · 03-08-2018 06:22 PM

Wow thanks for the advice on dream meditation and of course advaita devanta.I will most certainly read up on both of these.I know meditation has changed me in these 18months so for that I'm happy and will continue but mixing it up and finding other paths is what exites me so thank you both =)

**slash112** · 03-08-2018 06:36 PM

Fantastic! Whatever route you take, you are on a wonderful journey, and you're not only doing yourself a service, but also the whole world.

Happy for ya!