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    1. 03-08-2010 08:30 PM #1
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      I think it also depends on your previous day. Amount of exercise, stress, planning, whatever...all of it factors into your mental state and can affect how long it takes for you to properly relax and all that. I've actually been able to identify certain activities in the day making it easier or harder to get into SP.


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      Huh... that's cool! I haven't noticed anything that changes the time.
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      Quote Originally Posted by LiveInTheDream View Post
      I think it also depends on your previous day. Amount of exercise, stress, planning, whatever...all of it factors into your mental state and can affect how long it takes for you to properly relax and all that. I've actually been able to identify certain activities in the day making it easier or harder to get into SP.
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