Re: Re: [Openeeg-list] hi - lucid dream machine

[Nelo <ne...@sa...>]

Hi Rhino, I agree with you that you should avoid static points and that this
technique tends to wake up beginniners. But it is also an indicator of one's
progress.
I like your technique and will try in the next dream :)

Nelo

----- Original Message -----
From: "RhinoFoob neushoorn" <rhi...@pr...>
To: <ope...@li...>
Sent: Thursday, April 17, 2003 11:24 AM
Subject: Re: Re: [Openeeg-list] hi - lucid dream machine


> Hi nelo, i do not really agree with the hand method. Looking to s
> static point for me works as a wakeup call or as a point where the
> lucid dream flows back in a normal dream. Looking for the hands is
> something that needs to be trained with a lot of waking up(lost
> chances of rare lucid dreams). The way of castanada certainly is a
> way for the motivated practicer to learn stable dream control, but
> for a start i find this method far to unstable. My personal favorite
> is to look left and right(in a dream it will go +-720 degrees to both
> sides giving you an instant and impressive realisation of the dream..
> feels like a rollercoaster stomach rush). This method can be done
> really  subtile and still be effective.
> watch the movie waken life. it's a lucid manual taught by dream
> characters to a person that died(his mind still a few minutes
> active).. every aspect of dreams is implemented in this movie.. a big
> fat wouw:))
>
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