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Yeah you really should read the boo =) if you manage to phantom wiggle upon awakening it means that the technique is working and you are in the phase! |
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Last edited by Kunal19; 03-19-2011 at 01:10 PM.
Well here you have reached my level |
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Last edited by MasterMind; 03-19-2011 at 01:49 PM.
I want to thank to all you guys posting here in this thread and mainly to it's originator. |
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Alright so I've been doing quite a bit of research about lucid dreaming and Meditation in particular, and began experimenting with third eye meditation. I also read a few topics and the e-book mentioned in this topic and eventually I realised that the "free-floating" state of mind is something that I experience rather regularily. Mainly when I'm on break at work and I listen to my music and meditate on it, I get the sensation that I'm millions of miles in the air yet still inside my own body/floating. It's the strangest feeling but I've had it a lot over the course of my life. So I decided to perhaps pursue the direct techniques as this free-floating seems to come to me rather easily when listening to music. I guess I'm wondering if my assumptions here are correct and if not, any advice would be glorious. Thank you so much. |
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Yes, I don't consider it to be OBE - just the feeling of rolling out was unusual for LD. |
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I'm just getting here and I don't feel like wading through 18 pages to see... How successful has this technique been for most people? It seems pretty popular... And too good to be true? |
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Goals:
Consistently for two weeks recall at least one dream per night [ ]
I have had no success as of yet, but to be honest I havn't given it my full attention because it doesn't appeal to me, and I've had instant success with other techniques. I'm looking for sustainability though, and the other techniques seem to be more hit and miss. And while I trust this technique, I do not seem to be geared towards it, as getting my head wrapped around some of the specifics is grueling to me at times. Mostly I need clarity from experience lol. |
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It worked for me two times in a row the first two nights I tried it. I was so excited/frightened that I was unable to deepen the "phase". It requires focus and intent to wake up aware and to instantly try to separate and rotate techniques. |
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guys which separation technique is the easiest.....i mean which technique will give less resistance in separation.....? |
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Then you are doing it right, but I allways try to separate when I am 100 % sure that it will work. For example if I do a separation technique (imagine the sensations of getting out of bed in some way, and really try to feel it) and when I feel real sensations of me doing it, then all I have to do is to try to feel these sensations even more and suddenly I am there (I only feel those sensations). |
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I needed advice on trying this technique. A couple of nights ago I woke up still, but I couldn't stay still for long cause it was making me go crazy. |
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I tried deferred method today...And it was third time.. |
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Deffered method gives you the best result if you sleep 6 hours yes, but if you don't succed you are doing something wrong, read the book carefully and find out WHAT! |
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M. Raduga sais that in fact it doesn't matter how long you sleep - what is important is the waking up - that shift of mind. |
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Can anyone answer this question ? |
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If you can't lay still in your bed without going crazy, that's the first thing you have to pracctise. Why do you feel uncomfortable upon awakening? Figure that out and use the deffered method only when you have time for it. |
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Today i woke up after 6 hours sleep but couldnt sleep again...Lol |
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It's quite natural to wake up during a night and of course you can use these "during night awakenings" for practicing indirect techniques!!! You don't need to wait 6 hours before you try something. |
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I woke up and got to the bathroom and then back to bed and affirmed, yeah by now you know the drill... And this time I did notice my awakening! but it was strange because it felt like I didn't even fell asleep before I noticed that I was awake. I heard my mom go downstairs so I know that I had slept for an hour, because she usually gets up at 5 am and I woke up to my alarm 4 am. I felt like I was really aware of myself. |
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Hehe I didn't wrote it again because I have almost written it in every post where I describe my attempts. But I go to sleep and an alarm wakes me up 6 hours later, then I got to the bathroom and then back to bed and try to fall asleep and affirming that I will am aware of my next awakening and I wake up with closed eyes and remember to use indirect techniques. |
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Last edited by MasterMind; 03-30-2011 at 04:26 PM.
Great attempt, MM. |
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