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    1. 09-05-2007 05:13 PM #1
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      Blood rush

      2007-09-05

      I spent an hour and a half trying to get to sleep. I did not get to the full sleeping state today, opposed to usual, but I did experience several falling asleep.

      In the last occurrence, I felt an intense blood rush in my head, a roaring sound in my ears, with a blinding light — elements that usually are a signal of my changing state. As I felt falling in the air, flipping onwards into space, into the light, I thought : “ Here we go again, this feels so good. ”

      My urge to define a starting scenario tricked me out of the dream this time. The blinding light fainted away, leaving everything black. To test my state I opened my right eye, and understood that it was all over, for the moment at least.
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    2. 09-06-2007 08:48 PM #2
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      Wow, have you ever used it to get into WILDs? That would freak me out if it were me. I've only had one WILD and I slipped straight away into it.
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    3. 11-12-2007 03:23 PM #3
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      Falling sensation

      When the roaring sound comes, and the blood rush is felt, I also feel being lifted up slightly, like in a levitation state where there is no up and down. My body flips around in darkness, as I await for the first oniric image to appear, focusing on the roaring sound and the free-floating sensations I have. It is a key state when I could easily slip out of the dream if I ordered myself to open my eyes and wake up. I understand the sensations can vary from one individual to another. For some, for example, there are audible hallucinations.
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