Interesting Sensation During Meditation

**GoliathTheWulf** · 04-02-2012 05:27 AM

I was meditating while laying on my bed (supine) for an hour, and about 45 minutes through I noticed my eyelids sort of started to intermittently spasm involuntarily, kind of like rapidly blinking (but my eyes were already closed). The entire time I was meditating using pure Theta binaural beats. By the time the hour was up, my entire body felt like stone. Crazy. I felt extremely relaxed afterwards.
So does anybody know why my eyelids were doing that?

Thanks,
-GTW

**quassom** · 04-12-2012 02:25 AM

This very same thing has happened to me upon trying to WILD and when I meditate. I'm pretty sure it's your eyelid muscles spasming from being strained ever so slightly for so long. The only reason it doesn't happen when your actually asleep is because of SP

**GoliathTheWulf** · 04-14-2012 01:50 AM

Ah. Have you been able to achieve WILD "from cold?" Because I can't.

**quassom** · 04-14-2012 01:58 AM

It's certainly possible however I have never attempted it just because most people around here say its just not easy

**GoliathTheWulf** · 04-14-2012 03:42 AM

Yeah it's almost impossible, haha. Still working on it. I think it's practice, mostly. That, and luck. Lots of luck. Hahaha. You know, I've always wanted to learn Latin but never had any motivation.

**quassom** · 04-14-2012 04:19 AM

Latin is a lot of fun to learn the hardest part is just learning the vocab. The grammar is surprisingly similar to sudoku. I've got a really good book that teaches it well and I'm learning alot. but it is alot easier with a partner I feel. It truly is an intelligent language. Useful for alot of music stuff too. That's primarily why I'm learning it. I ultimately want to write my own Latin texts for choral music. But yea if your interested in learning just pm me.

**GoliathTheWulf** · 04-14-2012 05:00 AM

Originally Posted by quassom

Latin is a lot of fun to learn the hardest part is just learning the vocab. The grammar is surprisingly similar to sudoku. I've got a really good book that teaches it well and I'm learning alot. but it is alot easier with a partner I feel. It truly is an intelligent language. Useful for alot of music stuff too. That's primarily why I'm learning it. I ultimately want to write my own Latin texts for choral music. But yea if your interested in learning just pm me.

I'm interested in it because I love the English language and well, knowing Latin would not only be AWESOME but it would be religiously and literarily educational. I'll think about it!